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Commissioner
Komiser is a cloud-agnostic open source resource manager. It integrates with multiple cloud providers, including AWS, Azure, Civo, Digital Ocean, OCI, Linode, Tencent and Scaleway, to build an inventory of cloud assets and help you break down costs at the resource level.
kr8s
This is a simple, extensible Python client library for Kubernetes that will feel very familiar to people who already know how to use kubectl.
K8sPurger
This open source project is mainly used to find unused resources in Kubernetes.
Article recommendations
Monitor Kubernetes events as logs using Fluent Bit
This article describes how to use Fluent Bit to monitor Kubernetes events and process them as logs. The article mentioned that Kubernetes events are reports of events that occur within the cluster and can be used to debug and understand changes in the cluster. However, Kubernetes events are only retained for a limited time.
Learn about Pods
This article introduces the concept and importance of Pods in Kubernetes. Pods are the basic building blocks in container orchestration, they group containers together and make the management of applications simpler.
Application practice of KubeSphere in the Internet medical industry
This article introduces the application cases of KubeSphere in the Internet medical industry, illustrates the advantages of KubeSphere in providing cloud native solutions, and emphasizes its value in multi-cluster management, application management, and permission management.
Cloud native dynamics
Grafana released Grafana Beyla
Grafana has released Grafana Beyla, an open source eBPF auto-instrumentation tool for application observability. Beyla is able to report span information and RED metrics (rate-error-duration) for Linux HTTP/S and gRPC services. This can be done without requiring code modifications to insert probes.
Grafana Beyla supports HTTP and HTTPS services written in Go, NodeJS, Python, Rust, Ruby, .NET, and more. For Java applications, currently only HTTP is supported. gRPC services written in Go are also supported.
Kyverno completes fuzzy security audit
Kyverno is the CNCF policy engine of Kubernetes and has recently completed its fuzzy security audit. The audit, conducted by Ada Logics, is part of CNCF's plan to introduce fuzz testing into the CNCF space; fuzz testing is an important part of keeping CNCF projects safe and robust, and it has discovered security vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities in several other CNCF-hosted projects. Reliability issues. The audit spanned July and August 2023 and resulted in the writing of 15 fuzzers for the Kyverno project. The fuzzer found three bugs during the audit, and OSS-Fuzz will continue to run them after the audit to test Kyverno for bugs and vulnerabilities.
Read the full audit report here: Kyverno Fuzzing Security Audit Report .
cert-manager 1.13 released
cert-manager 1.13 introduces support for DNS over HTTPS, support for loading options from the cert-manager controller's versioned configuration file, and more.
This release also includes the upgrade of the StableCertificateRequestName and SecretsFilteredCaching feature gates to Beta.
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