open cloud infrastructure

By: Sascha Siekmann
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  • open cloud infrastructure covers the cloud native industry space from the perspective of a newbie. Every two weeks, we take the mystery out of cloud-native and build the things that make up modern, secure infrastructure. In every episode, we take a concept or a part of production infrastructure and implement it using cloud native technology. From dedicated servers, virtual machines and containers to server-less, from cats to cattle. Join us and hear from the teams and individuals that create the systems and products that build secure cloud native businesses that grow and become more efficient.
    Copyright 2023 by Sascha Siekmann
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Episodes
  • ​​​​​​Episode 16 – Kubernetes 1.29 – SWA in 2023 – Cockroach on Kubernetes​​​​​​

    ​​​​​​Episode 16 – Kubernetes 1.29 – SWA in 2023 – Cockroach on Kubernetes​​​​​​
    Jan 1 2024
    Kubernetes 1.29 Mandala is outSWA – one year onCockroach on KubernetesA podcast recommendation Kubernetes 1.29 Mandala is out Hard to believe, but here we are, at the end of the year and we have a new K8 point release. This time, the thing is big. Lots of so-called KEPs, Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals. SWA – one year on I started this podcast one year ago and SWA at the time happened to have the largest meltdown of any airline on record. Subsequently, not only did they lose the business of passengers looking for more reliable airlines, they also had to pay a hefty settlement amount to the Dept. of Transportation. Cockroach on K8 A great article by Charlie Custer was published on the Cockroach blog. I keep coming back to talk about Cockroach because it’s a great database and my own installation experience when I tried it out a few years…
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    11 mins
  • Episode 15 – K8 1.28 is out – release name “Planternetes” – Waleed Magdy’s Step-by-Step DevOps project – AWS shuts down EC2-Classic

    Episode 15 – K8 1.28 is out – release name “Planternetes” – Waleed Magdy’s Step-by-Step DevOps project – AWS shuts down EC2-Classic
    Sep 18 2023
    K8 1.28 is out – release name “Planternetes”Waleed Magdy’s Step-by-Step DevOps projectAWS shuts down EC2-ClassicAwesome Kubernetes ResourcesA podcast recommendationApropos of nothing – Netbox K8 Planternetes 1.28 is out  Back in in April, 2021, the Release Team merged a Kubernetes Enhancement Proposal (KEP) changing the Kubernetes release cycle from four releases a year (once a quarter) to three releases a year and that was basically both an admission that 4 releases a year was too fast for folks to keep up and also that COVID had an impact on people’s ability to contribute. So here we are with the third and last release of K8 for 2023! Waleed Magdy’s Step-by-Step DevOps project I don’t know about you, but when I read the following I’ll say out loud – “let’s go and do this!”.   “Let’s embark on a journey that transforms theoretical understanding into practical mastery. It’s time to connect the dots,…
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    10 mins
  • Episode 14 – K8 misconfiguration exposes Fortune 500s’ data, The Reluctant Sysadmin’s Guide to Securing a Linux Server, John maddog Hall’s take on RHELs license changes

    Episode 14 – K8 misconfiguration exposes Fortune 500s’ data, The Reluctant Sysadmin’s Guide to Securing a Linux Server, John maddog Hall’s take on RHELs license changes
    Aug 10 2023
    K8 misconfig exposes Fortune 500s’ data Professionally, I work in the security space, and because of that, I’m always interested in hearing about security issues, risks, attacks, or anything really going on in that space. So right now my Infosec exchange feed is full of people traveling to Vegas, of course and a lot of activities directed towards finding and reporting on security issues. One of the most forward companies in the K8 security space is Aqua Security. The Reluctant Sysadmin’s Guide to Securing a Linux Server  Since we’re talking about security already, why not cover the basics in case you’re someone using a Linux server or workstation somewhere in your network. I am a huge fan of revisiting basics over and over again, just to make sure everyone is getting the same message, consistently and frequently. It deepens and freshens knowledge of any topic. Some call it wax on,…
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    11 mins

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