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When it comes to orchestrating containerized workloads, there are several options in the market, with Kubernetes being the most adopted and sought-after solution....

One of the most common discussions that happen when adopting Kubernetes is around autoscaling. You can autoscale your workloads horizontally or vertically, but the main challenge has always been the...

In the first part of our two-part post on the current state of Kubernetes in AWS, we discussed how Kubernetes can help you handle stateful workloads with persistent data storage...

Last week Google announced the GA release of Anthos for Multi-Cloud. The reception was equal parts of excitement and confusion. In this post, I'll attempt to explain what Anthos is,...

There seems to have been a lot of talk about GitOps just recently. This impression is certainly reinforced by the sessions and booths during KubeCon San Diego late 2019. Regardless...

OpsGuru prides itself in heavy use of cloud-native technology, and Kubernetes is often the primary platform of choice to run containerized workloads. In this blog we discuss using name space,...

With OpsGuru’s heavy commitment and contribution to the open-source community, a number of OpsGuru’s team members are going to KubeCon 2019 to learn and share first hand the advents in...

As someone who works with AWS on a day-to-day basis, It’s important to stay up to date with all the changes and new features of the different services on the...

In part 1 of this series, we answered the question of WHY Open Source components are often an attractive option when building a data lake of any significant size. In...

Data lakes have become the de-facto standard for Enterprises and Corporations looking to take advantage of their existing Data. ...

Etcd is a distributed, consistent and highly-available key value store used as the Kubernetes backing store for all cluster data, making it a core component of every K8s deployment. Due...