Kubernetes Is Hard: Why EKS Makes It Easier for Network and Security Architects
“A knotted rope” by Tim Boote on UnsplashRunning a Kubernetes cluster today is hard… You first need to decide which cloud (or datacentre) you are going to deploy it to, then meticulously select appropriate network, storage, user and logging integrations. If your requirements lie somewhere outside the norm, good luck finding a tool to wrap that up for you! If you’re running in Google Cloud, you alr
Kubernetes Hardening. Here are some of the practices I used… | by moshe roth | ITNEXT
Click here to share this article on LinkedIn » Here are some of the practices I used in my cluster. There is very little documentation and tutorials around this topic. I’m running on AWS using Kops to create and manage my Kubernetes cluster. Use latest Kubernetes versionMake sure you use the latest Kubernetes (today it’s 1.9.0). Add the options --kubernetes-version=1.9.0to kops create cluster comm
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