Intro Welcome to today’s webinar on how to gain back your velocity and achieve efficiency when working with Kubernetes with Lukas Gentele, Co-founder and CEO of Loft Labs.

Key Takeaways At Ada, we have been able to create a dedicated remote testing environment for our development teams to use. DevSpace and Loft provides the necessary abstraction to solve most of the development needs.

Kubernetes is wonderful but complex software that can present significant ‘Day 2’ challenges when put into production. Developers who are new to Kubernetes (and most are) face a large knowledge gap about how to sustain and optimize Kubernetes clusters.

Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration system that’s widely used in the industry today. It has many features that make it attractive to organizations, including its ability to automatically scale containerized workloads and automate deployments.

The CNCF Sandbox provides a neutral home for external contributions to the lightweight, easy-to-use client-only command-line interface Loft Labs, provider of developer tooling and multi-tenancy solutions for Kubernetes, today announced that it has contributed the open source project DevSpace to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software.

The Definitive Guide to Development Environments What Is a Development Environment? The development environment is a workplace where the collection of processes and tools help you to develop the program source code.

We’re excited to announce that DevSpace version 6 has been released. Thanks to everyone who used the alpha and beta versions and gave us feedback.

Engineers have always tried to make developing applications as easy as possible. Over time, many different languages and frameworks have implemented hot reloading functionality, such as nodemon in Node.

Kubernetes is a strong tool in the arsenal of any developer or infrastructure engineer. There are many different reasons for running Kubernetes, from orchestrating your containers in a sensible and structured fashion to organizing a complex infrastructure containing diverse services.

Kubernetes brings some challenges to developers. They need to learn some new concepts, how they connect to each other, and most importantly, how to develop applications using a Kubernetes cluster.

The possibilities that Kubernetes has brought to the container orchestration space are vast. Kubernetes simplifies the deployment and operation of such systems. However, from a developer’s point of view, it may not be as simple as their previous workflows; there are some nuances of the system to be learned.

In this series, we’re looking at alternatives to using Docker Compose for building apps that run in Kubernetes clusters. While Compose is a handy way to stand up apps locally, there are advantages to running your apps in a Kubernetes environment while you develop.