Thomas Rudrof

I have been using the Trivy-Operator for some time in my daily work. It is easy to set up and a great way to enhance the runtime security of your Kubernetes cluster. Check out my blog post to get started! #trivy #k8s #Kubernetes #security thomasroot.com/2023/01/16/tri…

WE KEEP CHANGING NAMES, WE'RE SORRY! #vSphere #Supervisor #Kubernetes #VKS #VMService #vExpert #TellAFriend

This article covers KubeAdmiral, a multi-cluster orchestration engine It supports native Kubernetes resources, FederatedDeployment, and FederatedReplicaSet and offers dynamic weight scheduling based on real-time cluster resource utilization ➤ dev.to/bytedanceoss/k…

"Postgres can do THAT?" Nice overview of lesser known Postgres features, such as exclusion constraints and advisory locks, by Alex Brasetvik. medium.com/cognite/postgr…

I'm excited to speak at Cloud Foundry Day Europe 2024 cloudfoundrydayeurope2024.sched.com/event/9a4bc5c2… @sched

So Apple has introduced a new system called “Private Cloud Compute” that allows your phone to offload complex (typically AI) tasks to specialized secure devices in the cloud. I’m still trying to work out what I think about this. So here’s a thread. 1/

#Kubernetes v1.30 is live. Onwards to 31 - let the PRs flow! kubernetes.io/blog/2024/04/1…

🚀 Tanzu Application Service 6.0 is now generally available! 🚀 This new release includes an improved developer experience, advancements in GenAI, and a smaller footprint for TAS environments. Read the blog for more details: bit.ly/43VeXZY

Over 20k downloads of #multiarch @buildpacks_io @Paketo_io `dashaun/builder` It feels great to know that it has been helping! It feels even better to know that @Paketo_io #multiarch support is "so close" to GA.

This is why I rarely try to go to talks at KubeCon. Insanely oversubscribed. Hundreds of people queuing to get into a session

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Really strong support for @fluxcd from @gitlab about.gitlab.com/blog/2024/03/0… The project continues to get stronger as the community steps up. Gitlab, Azure and many more.

Today, nearly two percent of all TLS 1.3 connections established with Cloudflare are secured with post-quantum cryptography. What once was the topic of futuristic tech demos will soon be the new security baseline for the Internet. cfl.re/49WphCt #SecurityWeek

A good throwback on how software engineers at AWS saw no practical value in building blockchain infrastructure, but did it so startups flush with cash raised *specifically* for blockchain could spend it with them. In a gold rush, manufacture and sell shovels. What AWS did!

Check out my new blog post about Gateway APIs capabilities and in which cases you should consider to migrate away from the „good old“ ingress resource. #example-cilium-gateway-api" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thomasroot.com/2024/02/08/kub… #k8s #kubernetes #gatewayapi #ingress #cilium

It's 2024, so let's ask this again: How are you managing multiple #JDKs in your local developer environment?

Friends don't let friends stay on Java 8 and Spring Boot 2

Super excited to share my latest research on DevEx. A lot of us know in our bones it's important, but yanno, where's the data to help us show impacts? WE GOTCHU: aka.ms/DevExPaper shout out to my coauthors @irina_kAl @abinoda Brian Houck @margaretstorey Michaela Greiler

#OpenTelemetry best practice 4: Find a sampling strategy that fits your use case. Sampling is likely a good idea, but it depends on your use case. In this blog post, we share #OTel sampling pros and cons, along with considerations. bit.ly/3GL0KE6

New blog post! A brief intro to the "sidecar pattern" and what's so important about sidecars in Kubernetes 1.28 & 1.29. kaslin.rocks/sidecars/