Kubectl Login: Solving Authentication For Kubernetes

Kubernetes authentication means validating the identity of who or what is sending a request to the Kubernetes server. A request can originate from a pod, within a cluster, or from a human user.

Jul 26, 2021  ·  8 min read

Why Everyone Builds Internal Kubernetes Platforms

Recently, you might have heard about “internal Kubernetes platforms” from many different sources: KubeCon talks, blog articles, or just colleagues and friends. Even if such platforms are not always called internal Kubernetes platforms, solutions that allow engineers to get a standardized and easy Kubernetes access in a cloud environment seem to become more common now.

Oct 14, 2020  ·  12 min read

Kubernetes Development Environments – A Comparison

Kubernetes has left the state when it was mostly an ops technology behind and now is also very relevant for many developers. As I wrote in my blog post about the Kubernetes workflow, the first step for every developer who starts to directly work with Kubernetes is to set up/get access to a Kubernetes development environment.

Sep 23, 2020  ·  17 min read

Self-Service Kubernetes Namespaces Are A Game-Changer

Many companies have adopted Kubernetes recently. However, most of them still do not realize its full potential because the actual Kubernetes usage in these organizations is very limited.

Sep 16, 2020  ·  8 min read

The Kubernetes Development Workflow – 3 Critical Steps

More developers than ever before are now working with Kubernetes. This means that also their workflows have to change to account for this technology that originally was not made for developers.

Sep 14, 2020  ·  7 min read

Building an Internal Kubernetes Platform

The container orchestration technology Kubernetes has become the dominant solution for cloud infrastructure and as such it is maturing at an unrivaled pace. Many companies have already adopted Kubernetes or are in the process of it.

Sep 9, 2020  ·  12 min read