What is WebAssembly? #wasm #programming #rancheracademy
Learn more about Wasm with Caleb Schoepp from Fermyon and other experts in our tailored learning path on Rancher Academy.
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Product Klip: Istio Developer Dashboard
Troubleshooting issues in a complex service mesh environment, such as traffic failures or authorization problems, often requires the expertise of an SRE or DevOps professional. However, Komodor simplifies this process. Komodor provides developers with the necessary visibility to diagnose service mesh issues on their own. It helps developers easily identify blocked connections and understand the root cause without having to review logs or configuration files.
OPEA in Action: Making #AI Easy for Enterprises #opensource #rancherlive
Learn more about the OPEA project from @LinuxfoundationOrg with Katherine Druckman from Intel.
Autoscaling Made Easy with Rancher Cluster API
Kubernetes has revolutionized application deployment and management. However, manually adjusting cluster sizes to meet fluctuating workloads, without constantly under- or over-provisioning resources, quickly drains platform teams’ time and energy. While traditional cloud provider autoscaling tools are functional, they often fall short when it comes to truly dynamic, Kubernetes-aware scaling, especially in a world with diverse infrastructure.
k8s-monitoring-helm Chart Office Hours (July 2025)
In the July edition of the Kubernetes Monitoring Helm chart office hours, we discuss the version 3.2 release as well as the plan for upcoming features. Finally, we end with a packed Q&A full of great questions.
Kubernetes Is Powerful-But It's Slowing You Down. Here's How to Fix It.
Ask any SRE what slows them down in a Kubernetes incident, and the answer is usually too much information in too many different places. Kubernetes has changed the way we run software. It’s given us incredible flexibility, scalability, and power. But in the years I’ve worked in cloud operations and platform engineering, I’ve also seen how that power comes at a price: complexity.
Rancher Live: What is Developer Advocacy?
Join us for an engaging Rancher live stream hosted by Orlin Vasilev, as we dive into the world of Developer Advocacy—what it really means, why it matters, and how it's evolving in the cloud-native space. Orlin will be joined by two powerhouse guests in the field: Jorge Castro – a community strategist and long-time open source advocate, known for his work with Kubernetes and cloud-native ecosystems. Jorge brings deep insights from years of building developer communities and bridging the gap between engineers and users.
The Second Wave of Private Cloud
Over the past decade, the public cloud became the default way to run software. Its flexibility, on-demand pricing, and global reach made it the obvious choice for many teams. Startups could move fast, and enterprises could avoid long procurement cycles and complex hardware management. As teams gain more experience with cloud infrastructure, unintended consequences start to rear their costly heads. Bills grow quickly and are difficult to predict.
AI's Secret Weapon? It's All About the GPU
In this webinar snippet, we break down why GPUs are the hidden engine driving today’s AI revolution. Discover how parallel processing (like a kitchen full of chefs!) enables lightning-fast neural networks, transformers, and machine learning and why GPUs shifted from graphics to becoming AI’s indispensable powerhouse.
Bring high-performance observability to secure Kubernetes environments with Datadog's new CSI driver
In Kubernetes environments, applications often communicate with the Datadog Agent to send telemetry data such as custom metrics via DogStatsD or traces through Datadog APM. How this communication takes place depends on the communication mode set on the Datadog Cluster Agent's Admission Controller. With the sockets option, communication takes place through local inter-process communication via Unix domain sockets (UDS), whereas the service and default hostip options rely on network communication.