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Mar 23, 2022
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Cloud Native Journey Part 4: Optimizing for Developer Experience
This is part four of our five-part series exploring cloud-native technologies. In part one and part two you were introduced to a cloud-native system and learned more about the ins and outs of establishing your cloud-native infrastructure.
Mar 20, 2022
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Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Init Containers
The popularity of Kubernetes and its ecosystem grows like a snowball rolling down Mount Everest. Imagine the design patterns, numerous workload requirements, workload types, and behaviors that fuel the development of Kubernetes.
Mar 8, 2022
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5 Key Elements for a Great Developer Experience with Kubernetes
For developers to be efficient, they need a strong setup, good habits, and tools they know and love to use. With all these ingredients, they’ll feel good about their workflow and focus more intensely on the products they’re building, which will help them more swiftly achieve their goals.
Mar 1, 2022
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Developer Platforms: Why You Shouldn't Build One
If you’ve worked with consistently growing development teams, there is a high chance that you have come across the complexities of managing dozens of tools and technologies such as containers, microservices, cloud resources, codebases and much more to reduce the DevOps overhead.
Feb 28, 2022
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5 Reasons Why Engineers Need Access to Kubernetes Clusters
Kubernetes clusters simplify the deployment and maintenance of containerized workloads in the cloud. Organizations are finding that Kubernetes blurs the line between development and operations. For instance, engineers that don’t have access to traditional servers still find they need cluster permissions to test changes, run their tooling, and debug running workloads.
Feb 9, 2022
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Wake Up Spaces through Ingress
Previously, when using sleep mode, users would have to wake a sleeping space either by Manually waking through the Loft UI Sending Kubernetes API requests to the sleeping space This made accessing any HTTP/HTTPS applications in a sleeping space a bit cumbersome, as they would first need to wake up the space through the aforementioned options.
Feb 9, 2022
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Descriptions Field for Space and Virtual Cluster Resources
Have too many virtual clusters and spaces and forgot which environment is for what? Are you starting to find limitations with naming your clusters and spaces?
Feb 9, 2022
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Automatic Ingress Authentication
Loft now supports automatic authentication capabilities for your Spaces. When accessing a space via ingress, Loft will deny traffic from users that are unauthenticated with Loft or unauthorized users that don’t have permissions to use the targeted Space.
Feb 8, 2022
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5 Ways to Access Kubernetes Clusters
Kubernetes stands out as one of the most popular container orchestration tools currently available, with 5.6 million developers using the orchestrator by the end of 2021, a 67% increase from the previous year.
Feb 7, 2022
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Managing Access to Kubernetes Clusters for Engineering Teams
Kubernetes is a container orchestration tool for managing, deploying, and scaling containerized applications. It helps engineering teams deploy and manage applications across multiple servers with fewer complexities.
Feb 2, 2022
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Configure Declarative Objects inside Virtual Clusters and Spaces
You can now specify object manifests that should get deployed upon vcluster or space creation. As a platform team, you can also declare these objects from a respective template.
Jan 25, 2022
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Internal Developer Platforms: Why They Matter and How to Build Them
As your organization grows, deploying your software and maintaining all related systems can become more complex. This complexity, along with the desire to own the infrastructure stack without needing workarounds for off-the-shelf tools, drives many teams to implement an internal developer platform (IDP).
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