In this blog, we explore how AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK), Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS), Redis, and CTO.ai work in concert to create robust, scalable, and efficient cloud-native applications.…
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Cloud native
Better Secrets Management with Kubernetes
If you're attending KubeCon Chicago from 6 - 9 November, don’t forget to visit us at Booth A14. We're excited to offer you a free DevEx Assessment to elevate your DevOps and Cloud-Native game. This comprehensive review is designed to pinpoint areas for growth and improvement within your existing…
Securing Serverless and Cloud-Native Applications
In recent years, the drive towards serverless and cloud-native applications has become more intense, and understandably so. With the countless advantages of flexibility, elasticity, and cost-effectiveness, the trend of serverless and cloud-native is a clear path forward. However, in this rush, we mustn't forget the importance of security. This blog…
Scale Kubernetes Workloads and remove limits using CRD on a Developer Control Plane (Part 1)
One of the most critical Kubernetes limitations is that most of the resources and objects, including containers, have a set of default limits from the default Kubernetes API. These limits prevent you from managing resources and extending the Kubernetes API to be more flexible for your workloads. Kubernetes resources and…
Create and Deploy a sample CDK application
Introduction The full meaning of AWS CDK is Cloud Development Kit and it’s transforming the way we test, create, configure, and deploy AWS resources. CDK is a huge improvement over other methods such as creating your resources in the console or using the CLI. AWS CDK is an open-source…
Overview of Different Container Runtimes
IntroductionContainer runtimes are programs that can create and execute containers that are fetched from images.Where Do Runtimes Live?The Linux Kernel has all the facilities that make containers perform different processes like instantiating containers, running containers with the help of facilities like namespaces, c groups, SE Linux/ AppArmor, and…