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Follow the technical flow of migrating production VMs from vSphere to KubeVirt with Forklift, the open-source migration engine.

Learn what analyzing more than 3,000 SBOMs across the CNCF ecosystem reveals about supply chain gaps ahead of the Cyber Resilience Act deadlines.

Get data from kcp’s latest load tests on 10,000 logical clusters, along with best practices for running multi-tenant control planes at high scale.

Architect and maintain a PCI DSS 4.0.1 compliant CDE on Kubermatic Kubernetes Platform (KKP): scoping, hardening, and controls mapping.

Discover how Software Defined Automation (SDA) separates software from hardware to reduce time to market, improve scalability, and simplify industrial automation.

Let’s explore how Open Source already can help you to proactively assess and mitigate risks with tools for SBOM generation and threat detection.

Learn how to enforce least privilege with RBAC, block unauthorized traffic using Network Policies, and detect anomalies in real-time with tools like Falco.

Let’s explore how Open Source already can help you to proactively assess and mitigate risks with tools for SBOM generation and threat detection.

In this session, Marko will share how his team designed a hands-on Cloud Native course that prepares students for industry by teaching DevOps, Kubernetes, CI/CD, and open source.

In this session at Cloud Native Rejekts, Koray Oksay, from Kubermatic, explores how Kyverno brings policy management to Kubernetes. This talk breaks down its role in admission control, security, and automation within your clusters.

This session delves into the intersection of supply chain security and platform engineering by exploring GitOps, Sigstore, and OCI artifacts and registries. You will learn how easy it is to store helm releases in an OCI registry, secure them with Cosign, and verify the signature with Flux with a well-designed demo.

Discover a new security paradigm in the cloud native world in this talk at KCD’s Munich 2024. It will introduce the concepts of zero-trust security, shift-left security, and continuous security, and explain how these concepts can be applied to cloud native environments!

Have a detailed walkthrough of transitioning from a YAML-based pipeline to a Dagger-based setup, illustrating the process with real-world examples and best practices in this session!

Discover real-life case studies and practical strategies to transition from legacy infrastructure to a robust, and secure cloud native architecture.

Learn all the benefits of reducing the carbon footprint on your data center and discover the 5 steps you need to take to achieve it.

Discover a new security paradigm in the cloud native world in this talk. It will introduce the concepts of zero-trust security, shift-left security, and continuous security, and explain how these concepts can be applied to cloud native environments!

This talk discusses the practicality of launching a Go debugger (Delve) within an ephemeral container to remotely debug an application both on the CLI and in VS Code.

This talk explores the importance of securing the Kubelet API and the risks of exposing it with a demo.

In this session, dive into Kubernetes secrets and secret management!

Explore the opportunities that Crossplane offers in building an integrated Infrastructure as Code solution, centered around Kubernetes.

This lightning talk explores the importance of securing the Kubelet API.

Ephemeral containers are an amazing recent feature in Kubernetes with great potential. We will explore that potential by running a live debugger session alongside an application pod and debug it remotely.

There are a number of security challenges that need to be addressed in order to properly secure a Kubernetes deployment. In this talk, you will learn how to run Kubernetes clusters securely and how to proactively counteract security challenges.

In light of the current energy crisis and rise in costs, learn how your organization can minimize energy consumption in the data center to maximize cost savings and productivity.

In my session, I would like to showcase live demo with multiple environments and how ArgoCD can help use GitOps effectively in Helm repository scenario and Git repository scenario.

Are your Kubernetes cluster safe from vicious attacks? Sure? You better be safe than sorry.

Are your Kubernetes cluster safe from vicious attacks? Sure? You better be safe than sorry.

Policies help secure and automate Kubernetes. To standardize and simplify the management of policy reports across multiple tools, the Kubernetes Policy WG created a reusable PolicyReport Custom Resource Definition (CRD).

Here comes our super special sneak-preview of start.kubermatic! Let’s grab the GitOps principles for all levels of your ecosystem – not only for managing your application workload but use it for declaratively managing your cloud infrastructure as well.

With the latest Kubernetes 1.21 release, pod security policy has been deprecated, leaving many Kubernetes users at risk of being exposed to various exploits. So what are the alternatives?

Discover how simple applications can enhance project velocity from 28.800 minutes of discussions down to 15 minutes of doing - Factor 1920. Kubermatic proudly presents the next generation of cloud native GitOps, ready to be snatched away by you live.

Let’s grab the GitOps principles for all the levels of your ecosystem – not only for managing your application workload but use it for declaratively managing your infrastructure as well.

With the latest Kubernetes 1.21 release, pod security policy has been deprecated, leaving many Kubernetes users at risk of being exposed to various exploits.

This talk will provide best practices for writing Dockerfiles to improve build performance, enhance security and reduce final image size.

As Kubernetes becomes mainstream established companies want to benefit from the advantages Kubernetes brings in, too. However, a lot of them underestimate the technical and organizational implications they will face.

In this webinar, we take a close look at Day 2 operations.

In this short clip, our Software Engineer Rastislav Szabo gives a brief overview of how a typical monitoring, logging & alerting stack in a Kubernetes cluster looks like.

Over the past years, the DevOps movement has received a large amount of attention, and rightly so; practices under this term have been evidenced to improve the time to market, the overall software quality and even make teams happier.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

Businesses are facing increasing pressures to digitize their products and services yet many lag significantly behind in their IT modernization efforts.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of Kubernetes and cloud native technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

In our Kubernetes 101 series, we cover the theoretical and technical fundamentals of these breakthrough technologies and help you get started with containers and Kubernetes.

Failure to properly manage multiple Kubernetes clusters can lead to security holes, unauthorized deployments, and under-utilized resources.