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In the world of cloud computing, lock-in is the elephant in the room. It’s easy to sing the praises of the cloud, but more difficult to confront the real risks that lock-in poses for organizations that migrate to the cloud — whether they use a public, private, hybrid or edge cloud architecture. This guide offers

A service mesh can standardize and automate inter-service communication. It helps you control traffic, security, permissions, and observability in complex microservices landscapes. In this tech brief, we’ll talk about the key to being successful with a service mesh: Start your service mesh journey early to allow your service mesh knowledge to grow organically as your

Securing Kubernetes Security is perhaps the most complex dimension of Kubernetes – which is saying a lot, because Kubernetes as a whole is quite complex. Security in Kubernetes is complex not only because there are so many types of threats to consider and layers to secure, but also because Kubernetes has an especially complicated security

Understanding Kubernetes If you asked the typical developer or IT engineer to make a list of the most transformative technologies to emerge over the past decade, Kubernetes would almost certainly feature prominently on it. It’s crucial for your success that you also develop a deep and keen understanding of Kubernetes. By making it practical to

Scaling Kubernetes Kubernetes is designed to be a highly scalable system, out-of-the-box. It does an excellent job of automatically scaling workloads, allocating resources, balancing application demand and so on. This does not mean, however, that Kubernetes is a set-it-and-forget-it platform. There are a variety of extra steps that admin teams should take to make sure

Kubernetes Operations If planning a Kubernetes installation is a challenge, operating Kubernetes once it is up and running is more difficult still. That is due in no small part to the fact that Kubernetes is not just one tool, but a collection of a dozen-odd components that provide functionality ranging from application deployments and upgrades,

Architecting Kubernetes Architecting a Kubernetes deployment is no mean feat – even for experienced IT architects. The main reason is that, compared to most other types of IT platforms, Kubernetes is simply more complex. After reading this eBook, one of a series, you will understand: The chief architectural concepts in Kubernetes How to distinguish the

Observability in Kubernetes Observability in container-based environments requires a re-think of the monitoring tools you use in production. This tech brief presents a natural progression of how teams start with observability in Kubernetes and become more fluent in using observability tooling. Download this whitepaper to learn: Types of Observability and Their Value Layers of Kubernetes

Enterprises today face the unique challenge of modernizing their digital infrastructure to support new business opportunities while meeting more stringent cost and ROI goals. Juniper studied several approaches, including DIY, commercial Kubernetes distributions, and Managed Kubernetes as a service. Only the Managed Kubernetes solution could meet their requirements. In this whitepaper you’ll learn how Juniper