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Your team is asking you to deliver a developer platform to increase Kubernetes adoption among developers. Still, you want to make sure you deliver a solution that developers will use, security will like, and reduce the burden on the DevOps or Platform Engineering team.

Everything breaks at some point; whether it is infrastructure (DNS, network, storage, etc.) or Kubernetes itself, something will fail eventually. In this session, we will walk through some common failure scenarios, including identifying failures and how to respond to them in the fastest way possible using the same troubleshooting steps, scripts, and tools Rancher Support uses when supporting our Enterprise customers.

Take a deep dive with Staff Engineer Luther Monson into the new node pool scale down feature recently released in Rancher v2.5.6. This masterclass will walk you through everything you will need to know to go from zero to a scaling Kubernetes cluster using Rancher. We will explore using the cluster autoscaler in tandem with this new feature to scale pools on demand. Watch a full demo of a cluster sizing up and down to load while using a custom cloud provider built for the Rancher API.

What are Application Health Checks? Application Health Checks are simple yet, effective: They check to see if your application is available from different locations worldwide.

Teneo’s Matt Lukash and Marc Sollars discuss topics that include the stress a work-from-anywhere policy can place on IT departments, and how organizations can best utilize their existing technology and control costs while optimizing a work-from-anywhere workforce's productivity.

Teneo’s Andy de Clerck and Matt Lukash, and eSentire’s Mark Sangster discuss how users across the globe have left the safety and security of the traditional workplace, leaving companies at their most vulnerable because the full scope of their security exposure is unknown.

The adoption of a multi-cloud approach is inevitable. Yet many struggle with the transition to multi-cloud due to legacy MPLS VPN networks, which weren’t designed for the Cloud. In this video, we explain how we’ve helped customers to solve this problem utilizing SD-WAN to eliminate complexity and deliver a cloud-first architecture.

In this video, Tomas Gonzalez, Partner Solutions Architect at Snyk, shows the latest partnership with Atlassian.