As teams moved their deployment infrastructure to containers, monitoring and logging methods changed a lot. Storing logs in containers or VMs just doesn’t make sense — they’re both way too ephemeral for that. This is where solutions like Kubernetes DaemonSet come in. Since pods are ephemeral as well, managing Kubernetes…

A top choice among teams looking for enterprise-grade cloud services, Azure comes with just as many cost-related complexities as the other major cloud providers. How do you control and reduce your cloud costs? Here are three Azure cost management best practices and tools to help you get started.

A top choice among teams looking for enterprise-grade cloud services, Azure comes with just as many cost-related complexities as the other major cloud providers. How do you control and reduce your cloud costs? Here are three Azure cost management best practices and tools to help you get started. Overview of Azure cost management tools Similar to…

Privileged access management (PAM) is an identity security system that assists organizations in protecting themselves against cyber risks by monitoring, detecting, and preventing unwanted privileged access to important resources. Every cloud provider offers solutions for this, and Azure is no exception. …

Assigning pods to nodes is one of the most critical tasks of Kubernetes cluster management. While the default process can prove too generic, you can adjust it with advanced features like node affinity.

Secure cloud migration is possible if you dedicate resources to it from the start. A security-first approach in cloud migration assumes that everything you migrate, refactor, and re-architect produces a highly secure environment, minimizing the risks of a breach, loss of operations, and data leaks.

As a leading containerization service, Docker has been particularly popular across the open-source ecosystem. However, its recent moves have proved controversial enough for some teams to seek Docker alternatives.

Amazon CloudWatch pricing can get tricky. CloudWatch’s pricing is based on three parts, just like any other observability tool: a data ingest pipeline, a place to store data, and a management console.

Data breaches are almost always caused by human error, so security always starts with efficient container configuration. Kubernetes ConfigMaps and Secrets are two key objects that can help you store config data securely.