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By Nigel Douglas
Kubernetes 1.31 brings a plethora of enhancements, including 37 line items tracked as ‘Graduating’ in this release. From these, 11 enhancements are graduating to stable, including the highly anticipated AppArmor support for Kubernetes, which includes the ability to specify an AppArmor profile for a container or pod in the API, and have that profile applied by the container runtime.
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By Nigel Douglas
As Kubernetes celebrates its 10th anniversary, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the profound impact Kubernetes has had on the cloud technology landscape. Since its inception, Kubernetes has revolutionized the way we deploy, manage, and scale containerized applications, becoming the de facto orchestration platform for today’s cloud-native ecosystem.
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By Nigel Douglas
Kubernetes 1.30 brings a plethora of enhancements, including a blend of 58 new and improved features. From these, several are graduating to stable, including the highly anticipated Container Resource Based Pod Autoscaling, which refines the capabilities of the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler by focusing on individual container metrics. New alpha features are also making their debut, promising to revolutionize how resources are managed and allocated within clusters.
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By Durgesh Shukla
Sysdig has been awarded Google Cloud’s 2024 Technology Partner of the Year for Security, excelling in the “Configuration, Vulnerability Management, and GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance)” segment. This award acknowledges Sysdig’s innovation and commitment to customer success.
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By Devin Limo
Hey there! I’m Devin Limo, a Senior Customer Solutions Architect here at Sysdig. February was a whirlwind, and we’ve got some awesome updates you don’t want to miss. From deep dives into critical vulnerabilities to game-changing product updates, we’ve got you covered. Hot off the press: Falco has graduated within the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF)!
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By Nigel Douglas
The Sysdig 2024 Cloud‑Native Security and Usage Report highlights the evolving threat landscape, but more importantly, as the adoption of cloud-native technologies such as container and Kubernetes continue to increase, not all organizations are following best practices. This is ultimately handing attackers an advantage when it comes to exploiting containers for resource utilization in operations such as Kubernetes.
“What’s New in Sysdig” is back with the November 2023 edition! My name is Dimitris Vassilopoulos, based in London, United Kingdom, and I’m excited to share our latest feature releases with you!
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By Eric Carter
Today Sysdig has been recognized for achieving the Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) Ready designation from Amazon Web Services (AWS). This specialization recognizes that the Sysdig cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) is validated by AWS Partner Solutions Architects to integrate with Amazon EKS and Amazon EKS Anywhere. Amazon EKS Ready Partners like Sysdig offer AWS customers the ability to customize the Kubernetes solution to fit their business needs.
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By Jonathon Cerda
“What’s New in Sysdig” is back with the August 2023 edition! My name is Jonathon Cerda, based in Dallas, Texas, and the Sysdig team is excited to share our latest feature releases with you.
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By Daniel Simionato
Architecting cloud instrumentation to secure a complex and diverse enterprise infrastructure is no small feat. Picture this: you have hundreds of virtual machines, some with specialized purposes and tailor-made configurations, thousands of containers with different images, a plethora of exposed endpoints, s3 buckets with both public and private access policies, backend databases that need to be accessed through secure internet gateways, etc.
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By Sysdig
Welcome to our comprehensive YouTube series on Sysdig Monitor, where we dive deep into the world of container monitoring and observability. Join us as we explore the advanced features, practical use cases, and expert insights that Sysdig Monitor brings to the table, empowering you to gain unparalleled visibility into your infrastructure and enhance your operational efficiency. Whether you're a seasoned Sysdig user or new to the platform, these videos will equip you with the knowledge and skills to maximize the potential of your monitoring strategy.
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By Sysdig
How does your cloud environment stack up? Are you ahead of the curve or are you leaving security best practices on the table?
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By Sysdig
Like CrashLoopBackoff, the ImagePullBackoff is not an error but a waiting status you might see in your kubernetes pods, with the backoff time increasing after every retry. The error itself is "ErrImagePull", and it happens when there are issues when pulling the container image to the kubernetes node. So how do you solve these pull errors? Take a look at our video to get some ideas on how to resolve the various issues!
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By Sysdig
What does it mean to build a container image? What are layers in docker images? How do you make sense of all the commands and instructions in a dockerfile? Why is it better to use slim base images vs full linux distros? In this video, we answer these questions, and more! While it's easy to create your container images from a dockerfile, there might be some technicalities hidden behind the tools that you need to understand.
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By Sysdig
Every company running its applications on the cloud needs to estimate its operating costs, but running workloads on Kubernetes clusters across multiple providers often makes it hard. Without Kubernetes context in the cloud billing reports, users aren’t able to group costs or effectively assign the resources to the proper cost center. To address these gaps in Kubernetes cost monitoring, we are excited to announce Cost Advisor, a new feature in Sysdig Monitor that will give you visibility into Kubernetes costs and automatically help you identify areas to reduce them.
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By Sysdig
What does Sysdig do and how is it different from other cloud and container security tools? Hear CEO Suresh Vasudevan explain how Sysdig helps customers secure their cloud applications from source to run.
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By Sysdig
You've deployed all your services on Kubernetes, things are great!...but then the CrashLoopBackoff start appearing. So what's a CrashLoopBackoff, and how do you fix it?
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By Sysdig
Troubleshoot Kubernetes problems up to 10X faster. Want to know how? Let’s dig in! Kubernetes is really difficult to operate at scale. When organizations have a problem in Kubernetes they must use command line tools, dashboards, and logs to figure out what went wrong. It can take hours to inspect the situation and identify the root cause before you can take action. Problems like crashloopbackoff and pods pending errors can be especially frustrating since there are so many things that can cause those conditions.
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By Sysdig
Prometheus metrics add a valuable dimension to cloud-native monitoring giving developers visibility into applications in highly dynamic service-oriented architectures. Sysdig automatically collects Prometheus metrics and helps it scale for the enterprise.
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By Sysdig
Microservices built on containers and Kubernetes are helping you build and run software applications much faster than ever before. In your new infrastructure stack, keeping track of what's happening becomes a new challenge.
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A unified approach for security, monitoring, and forensics in containerized and microservice environments.
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Sysdig is the first unified approach to monitor and secure containers across the entire software lifecycle.
Sysdig was born out of the belief that open source tools will be at the foundation of your next generation infrastructure. See our projects for system visibility, and container security, as well as partner projects we’ve embraced.
Accelerate your transition to containers, and then have confidence in your ongoing operations. We've built the cloud-native intelligence platform to create a single, more effective way to secure, monitor, and assure your critical applications:
- Container security (Sysdig Secure): Protect and assure your applications. Bring together image scanning and run-time protection to identify vulnerabilities, block threats, enforce compliance, and audit activity across your microservices.
- Enterprise-grade Docker monitoring (Sysdig Monitor): Enhance software reliability and accelerate problem resolution with advanced Kubernetes integration and built-in Prometheus monitoring capabilities.
- Automatic orchestrator integration (Sysdig ServiceVision): We use Sysdig ServiceVision to dynamically map services using metadata from Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS, Azure, Google, Mesos, or Docker EE, and more. With this insight, you can isolate and solve problems faster.
Our container intelligence platform monitors and secures millions of containers across hundreds of enterprises, including Fortune 500 companies and web-scale properties.