Kubernetes is eating the world...at least the world of modern software engineering. Besides their applications, most businesses consider their data as the holy grail. It is key to the value they deliver. As they progress through application modernization, Kubernetes is the natural foundation to support their effort. But where should the data go? Is Kubernetes safe enough to take care of it? How to prepare for DB related incidents in an everchanging environment?

As more organizations transition to cloud-native applications in the enterprise, Kubernetes and its APIs are laying the foundation for a next era of distributed computing. But despite its growing adoption in the enterprise, Kubernetes remains complex to implement and manage effectively. This topic spotlight highlights the most common challenges of Kubernetes in the enterprise and offers up some recommendations on how to make Kubernetes adoption smooth and effective to drive productivity and business value.

Komodor's CTO Itiel Shwartz & Jfrog's head of dev advocacy, Baruch Sagodorovski debate DevOps tools and Kubernetes troubleshooting.

Meet "Workflow" from Komodor, the feature that automates troubleshooting common errors in Kubernetes. Leveraging Komodor’s change intelligence capabilities, Workflow's smart algorithm automatically detects Kubernetes issues and responds with a series of checks that quickly pinpoint its root cause. Not stopping there, Komodor uses the information to provide made-to-measure instruction for remediation, turning troubleshooting into a fast and effortless experience for dev and ops.

Komodor is disrupting how modern teams troubleshoot Kubernetes. Listen to the founders Ben Ofiri and Itiel Shwartz and learn more about the missing piece in your DevOps toolchain.

Kubernetes is agile, flexible and scalable. It is also complex, with a multitude of moving parts on and underneath the surface. When things go wrong, as they always (eventually) do, understanding what caused the problem could be stressful and time-consuming. But does it have to be? Join Mickael Alliel, DevOps engineer at Komodor, as he deep-dives into.

Ah, Kubernetes; she is a harsh mistress… Join us to find out how Codefresh and Komodor can help plot a safe voyage through the ever-changing sea of microservices. In this webinar you’ll learn how to ensure continuous delivery with Codefresh, and quickly detect and fix hazardous k8s deployments with Komodor. We will demonstrate how you can.

Originally aired live on August 24, 2021. Cloud-native applications are distributed, intricate, and constantly changing. And with multiple stakeholders involved, it’s just a matter of time until something goes south.

Feature flags are enabling developers to deploy with confidence, safe in the knowledge that they can always disable buggy features in production without changing the code. While this increases the speed, stability, and frequency of software updates, it’s no magic trick and still requires planning in advance and using the right tools.

"We streamline developers' interactions with all the available tools and reduce the complexity to a few button clicks to give you a comprehensive understanding of what is happening in your Kubernetes systems." Ben Ofiri, Komodor's Co-Founder and CEO, talking k8s on the Prime View.