Serverless (as an operational construct) and Kubernetes (as a powerful platform and enabler) are rapidly transforming how companies operate. Just looking at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2019 with close to 8000 attendees and the sold out Serverless Practitioners Summit as a pre-conference event shows how strongly developers feel the need to use them together well. … Continued
It must be spring, because Google has sprouted flowers, and JFrog is helping with the bouquet. At this year’s GCP Next, Google announced the rollout of Anthos (the Greek word for “flowers”), a powerful service to build and manage a modern hybrid cloud. With Anthos (formerly Cloud Services Platform), your choices in a computing platform … Continued
When you’ve chosen Google Cloud Platform for your cloud DevOps environment, which flavor of JFrog Artifactory suits you best? Do you crave an artifact repository manager that you manage yourself and works with GKE? Or does a SaaS account managed by JFrog on GCP better satisfy your need? Two new ways to get Artifactory through … Continued
Anyone working with containers and Kubernetes knows the value of a rock-solid container registry. We’ll show you how to deploy JFrog Artifactory Enterprise in a highly available configuration as a Kubernetes Docker registry with Nutanix Karbon. This enterprise-grade Kubernetes Certified distribution by Nutanix simplifies the provisioning, operations and lifecycle management of Kubernetes with a native … Continued
Sometimes two things fit together so naturally, you sense they were built for each other. You might come to feel that way about IBM Cloud Private and JFrog Artifactory because, in important ways, it’s true. IBM Cloud Private (ICP) and Artifactory are both built to facilitate containerization, the growing technology that makes it easy to … Continued
Kubernetes together with JFrog Artifactory allows you to reliably and predictably deploy your applications, scale them on the fly, seamlessly roll out new features and efficiently utilize hardware resources. This white paper reviews the complexity and the challenges facing companies wanting to adopt Kubernetes as their container orchestration tool. We hope that the lessons learned, … Continued
“Kubernetes is now very, very boring” or at least that is what Janet Kuo proclaimed in her keynote. She clearly meant that Kubernetes is now a stable platform and a lot of companies are running their day-to-day operations on it. I certainly wouldn’t use “boring” to describe KubeCon + CloudNativeCon 2018 US in Seattle. As … Continued
Most security measures are designed to keep gremlins from getting loose. Identifying an application’s risks early means you can prevent or limit its deployment into your system. With that knowledge, any gremlins in your containers that might do damage can be safely kept behind the fence built by your policies. But what can you do … Continued
Reposted from the original which was posted on the AWS Open Source Blog TL/DR: Package managers in general are awful, but Helm, the package manager of Kubernetes, is… not bad at all. Of the seven deadly sins of package managers, Helm commits only two, and these are easily fixable. We’ll be explaining how below. We aren’t … Continued
Recently Rimas Mocevicius, a Kubernaut at JFrog and co-founder of Helm, spoke at our recent JFrog Helm meetup about the security issues relating to Helm 2 and offered an elegant workaround to secure your k8s cluster. Tiller Poses a Potential Security Threat In Helm 2, a new server-side component called “Tiller” was added. Tiller is … Continued
