Open source project recommendation
OpenKruiseGame
OpenKruiseGame (OKG) is a custom Kubernetes workload that simplifies the cloud-nativeization of game servers. Compared with Kubernetes built-in stateless (Deployment) and stateful (StatefulSet) workloads, OpenKruiseGame (OKG) provides hot update, original Commonly used game server management functions such as local upgrade and directional management are Kubernetes workloads completely designed for game server scenarios.
Kubernetes Jobs Manager Operator
This project is an operator for Kubernetes job management, designed to manage complex workflows consisting of multiple jobs, making it easier to manage without using a large number of YAML files or sorting operations.
canister
Kanister is a data protection workflow management tool. It provides a cohesive API for defining and managing data operations by abstracting away the tedious details of performing data operations on Kubernetes. It is scalable and easy to install, operate and expand.
KWOK
KWOK (Kubernetes WithOut Kubelet) is a toolkit that can set up a cluster of thousands of nodes in seconds. In the scene, the behavior of all nodes is simulated, no different from real nodes, so the whole method takes up very little resources, and you can easily play with it on a laptop.
Article recommendation
Building Modern Platforms with Crossplane, Anthos, and ArgoCD: The Future of Infrastructure Management
This article explores how Crossplane's GitOps approach can be adopted to simplify the deployment and maintenance of modern cloud platforms. By leveraging Kubernetes principles and focusing on traceability, collaboration, and configuration drift detection, Crossplane provides an attractive alternative to traditional solutions like Terraform.
Disaster recovery for Kubernetes and container registries
This post mainly discusses how to implement disaster recovery on Kubernetes and container registry. The article begins by introducing the concept of disaster recovery, including its importance and how it is implemented in a cloud environment. Next, the article introduces the basic concepts of Kubernetes and container registries, and illustrates their importance in containerization workflows. The article then discusses in detail the strategies and practices for implementing disaster recovery on Kubernetes and container registries, including backup and recovery, data replication, disaster recovery planning, and multi-cluster deployments. In addition, the article also lists possible risks, such as natural disasters, security vulnerabilities, container image vulnerabilities, Kubernetes secret disclosure, etc., and provides corresponding solutions. Finally, the article summarizes the importance of implementing disaster recovery on Kubernetes and container registries, and highlights the importance of disaster recovery planning to ensure business continuity, improve system security, reduce recovery costs, and ensure customer retention.
Cloud Native Dynamics
Kubeflow brings MLOps to CNCF Incubator
The CNCF Technical Oversight Committee (TOC) voted to accept Kubeflow as a CNCF Incubating Project.
Kubeflow is an open source, community-driven project for deploying and managing machine learning (ML) stacks on Kubernetes. The Kubeflow community actively develops and supports MLOps for Kubernetes, developing and deploying popular frameworks for its users, including distributed machine learning (ML) such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, XGBoost, Apache MXNet, etc.
Crossplane completes safety audit
The Crossplane project worked with Ada Logics (an independent third-party security research firm), CNCF, and OSTIF to conduct a security audit of the project over the past few months. Crossplane is pleased to announce that the security audit is officially complete and the full report and findings are available to the public in the Crossplane repository. Completing this thorough audit is an important step in maturing, reinforcing, and increasing business confidence in the program as we continue to move toward CNCF's fully graduated status.
Microsoft announces preview of Azure Container Application Gateway
Microsoft announced the preview of Azure Container Application Gateway, a new application load balancing and dynamic traffic management product for workloads running in Kubernetes clusters. It extends Azure's Application Load Balancing portfolio and is a new addition to the Application Gateway product family. The product supports several deployment styles and offers several improvements, including near real-time service convergence time, support for more than 1400 backend Pods and 100 listeners, and more.
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