ECS, Fargate and EKS Explained in a Nutshell | Sysdig
Amazon has just announced on AWS re:Invent two new services relevant on the container ecosystem: Fargate and EKS (Elastic Kubernetes Service). With the information we have at this time, let’s explain and compare them against running Kubernetes on AWS. Google and Azure both provide managed Kubernetes clusters since a few months now. Docker announced Kubernetes support in their commercial offering j
How to write a custom Kubernetes scheduler using your monitoring metrics
This article covers the use case of creating a custom Kubernetes scheduler and implements an example using monitoring metrics coming from Sysdig: system, network, services, statsd, JMX or Prometheus metrics. UPDATE: There is a new and more complete implementation of the custom Kubernetes scheduler using Golang. The default Kubernetes scheduler does a fantastic job for most typical workloads. Start
Announcing Sysdig Secure – Container run-time security & forensics
We’re excited to announce the newest member of the Sysdig family: Sysdig Secure. It’s designed to provide container run-time security & forensics for enterprises with distributed, dynamic services. As with everything we do, Secure comes with deep container visibility and a natural integration with key orchestration technologies like Kubernetes, Docker, OpenShift, Amazon ECS…. and well, just about
How to monitor etcd
Etcd is the backend store for all the Kubernetes cluster related data. It is undoubtedly a key component in the Kubernetes infrastructure. Monitoring etcd properly is of vital importance because if you fail to observe the Kubernetes etcd, you’ll probably fail to prevent issues too. In that case, you can get into some serious trouble. If the etcd quorum is lost, and the etcd consequently cluster fa
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2018 Docker usage report
Our 2018 Docker Usage Report provides an inside look at shifting container trends as revealed by a point-in-time snapshot of real-world container usage as reported by the Sysdig Monitor and Sysdig Secure cloud service. The quick summary: Organizations are getting more bang for their hardware buck by packing in 50% more containers per host, Docker still rules the roost but brand name container runt
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