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- 2026-02-11Tigera
Kubernetes Network Observability: Comparing Calico, Cilium, Retina, and Netobserv
Feature Comparison Matrix Understanding Flow Types Aggregated Flows Individual Flows Calico Observability Stack How it works Key Data Types Cilium Observability Stack How it Works Key Data Types Microsoft Retina How it Works Key Data Types Netobserv (Red Hat) How it Works Key Data Types Conclusion The 3 Rules of Kubernetes Network Observability 1. The Native Stack Rule 2.
#tigera - 2026-02-11CNCF
Security Slam Returns for 2026 — Now Open to All Open Source Projects
Posted on February 11, 2026 by Eddie Knight, Sonatype The CNCF Technical Advisory Group for Security & Compliance is excited to announce the upcoming 2026 Security Slam at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe, in partnership with Sonatype and OpenSSF. The event will run from Friday, February 20th until Friday, March 20th.
#cncf - 2026-02-11VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
Extreme Performance Series 2026: Using vTopology in VCF 9
Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles Newly Updated Technical Guides: MS SQL Server and ADDS on VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Cyber Compliance: Security, Compliance, and Resilience for VCF A Closer Look at VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Services The Extreme Performance Series is back for 2026! This video blog series covers the highlights of recent performance work on VMware technology. Todd Muirhead talks with Mark Achtemichuk about using the automatic vTopology setting in VMware Cloud Foundation 9 to get the best configuration for virtual CPUs and virtual NUMA nodes.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2026-02-11VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service 3.6: Making Enterprise Kubernetes Safer, More Flexible, and Easier to Operate
At a Glance: What’s New in VKS 3.6 Kubernetes 1.35, Built for Enterprise Operations Smoother Upgrades and Safer Day-2 Operations Performance and Data-Intensive Workloads Security, Compliance, and Governance Platform UX and Ecosystem Enablement Your Network, Your Choice Your Firewall, Your Choice Your OS, Your Choice Kubernetes, with Fewer Surprises Resources Available Now: Coming Soon to VMware Blogs: Upstream Kubernetes and Open Source References: Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles Newly Updated Technical Guides: MS SQL Server and ADDS on VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Cyber Compliance: Security, Compliance, and Resilience for VCF Implementing Cross-Region Replication with Harbor in VMware Cloud Foundation As Kubernetes adoption matures inside the enterprise, the challenges platform teams face have shifted. Standing up clusters is no longer the challenge.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2026-02-11Redhat Blog
Simplifying modern defence operations with Red Hat Edge Manager
Simplifying modern defence operations with Red Hat Edge Manager The challenge: Scale without complexity A "green means go" philosophy A security-first view of edge devices Red Hat’s vision: Platforms, not products, at the edge Red Hat Learning Subscription | Product Trial About the authors Neil Perkins Sam Richman More like this Deterministic performance with Red Hat Enterprise Linux for industrial edge Red Hat Enterprise Linux delivers deterministic performance for industrial TSN What Can Video Games Teach Us About Edge Computing? | Compiler How Do Roads Become Smarter? | Compiler Keep exploring Browse by channel Automation Artificial intelligence Open hybrid cloud Security Edge computing Infrastructure Applications Virtualization Share The modern front line has evolved into a hyperconnected, software-driven ecosystem. From reconnaissance drones to thousands of sensors embedded across the theatre, the network’s edge is the new digital frontier.
#kubernetes - 2026-02-10VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
Solving the “Shadow IT” Database Problem
What is Shadow IT? The “Best of Both Worlds” Approach Governance by Design: The Guardrail Model Zero Trust and Infrastructure Integration The Strategic Pivot Discover more from VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog Related Articles Newly Updated Technical Guides: MS SQL Server and ADDS on VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Cyber Compliance: Security, Compliance, and Resilience for VCF A Closer Look at VMware Cloud Foundation Advanced Services If you walk the halls of your development wing (or browse their Slack channels), you might find that your organization is running far more databases than you think. They aren’t in your CMDB, they aren’t being backed up by your central backup solution, and they weren’t provisioned by your team.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2026-02-10VMware Cloud Foundation Blog
Modernizing Your Infrastructure: A Practical Framework for VKS on VMware Cloud Foundation
Phased Methodology for Platform Evolution 1. Assess, Plan, and Pilot 2.
#vmware #cloud-foundation #kubernetes - 2026-02-10Digital Ocean
The Container paradox: Why the Inference Cloud Demands a “Decoupled” Database
The Container paradox: Why the Inference Cloud Demands a “Decoupled” Database The Inference Cloud demands a new standard The “stateful” friction Why Managed Kubernetes + Managed Databases (the “attach” architecture) are the cheat code for the Inference Cloud Focus on your core, not the complex “plumbing” Ready to simplify your stack? About the author(s) Try DigitalOcean for free By Kang Xie , Nicole Ghalwash , and Zach Peirce Published: February 10, 2026 5 min read Kubernetes has won the cloud-native war for a reason: it’s one of, if not the most powerful tool we have for scaling applications and ensuring they stay up when unexpected things happen. But as we move into the era of the Inference Cloud, we’ve fallen into a trap.
#kubernetes - 2026-02-10Redhat Blog
Maximizing your experience: Top 6 benefits of having a Red Hat account
Maximizing your experience: Top 6 benefits of having a Red Hat account Unlock the full Red Hat experience 1. Personalized dashboard access 2.
#kubernetes - 2026-02-09Digital Ocean
Heroku’s Next Chapter Is Maintenance. Yours Shouldn’t Be
Heroku’s Next Chapter Is Maintenance. Yours Shouldn’t Be “Just Migrate” Is Easy to Say.
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