#159: Kubernetes 1.10 Released

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#159 — March 27, 2018 Read on the Web Web Operations Weekly Kubernetes 1.10 Released — This release focuses on improving storage, security, and networking in the popular container orchestrator. The Kubernetes Release Team Introducing Certificate Transparency and Nimbus — Certificate Transparency is the process of allowing the generation of security certificates to be audited in public and Cloudflare has created a new, open certificate transparency log and a dashboard to explore the CT ecosystem. This is a great article if you want to learn more about CT and what it entails. Cloudflare Blog Redis 4.0 with Memory Mapping — Try Redis 4.0 with HA and memory analysis features from RedisGreen. RedisGreen sponsor Transport Layer Security (TLS) Protocol 1.3 Approved — Or, more pragmatically, "TLS 1.3 Released" ;-) This overview of what's new may be more interesting than the IETF announcement, but basically security has been improved and you can play with it using curl now. IETF Using Machine Learning to Improve Streaming Quality at Netflix — A look at how machine learning for predicting cache use and network quality can have a big impact at Netflix's scale. Netflix Technology Blog A Look at Uber's QoS Load Management Framework, QALM — QALM is a smart load management tool allowing for graceful degradation by shedding non-critical system requests. Scott Yao 📣 News, Opinions and Stories AWS Announces Its Services Are All GDPR Ready — General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new set of laws coming into force in the EU but which will affect businesses worldwide. Amazon Web Services Creator of Docker, Solomon Hykes, Leaves Docker, Inc. Solomon Hykes Expanding MongoDB Atlas Availability on GCP MONGODB sponsor Serverless Is Eating The Stack — "AWS Lambda has stamped a big DEPRECATED on containers." Forrest Brazeal Cloud Dominated the Decade — Where Will We Be in 2020? — Guesses about edge computing, serverless, containerization and more. Stephan Fabel Just One QUIC Bit — A proposal to add a 'spin bit' to the QUIC protocol sparked debate at IETF 101. Comments from someone who was in the room. Geoff Huston In Modern Datacenters, The Latency Tail Wags The Network Dog — Hardware-based accelerated Remote Direct Memory Access networking can hugely reduce latency in datacenters. The Next Platform A Solution to Compression Oracles on the Web — The length of compressed, encrypted messages can give away useful info to attackers. Blake Loring WebOps Expert? Sign Up for Vettery — Create your profile and we'll connect you with top companies looking for talented WebOps candidates. Vettery sponsor 📕 Tutorials Touring a Fast, Safe, and Complete(ish) Web Service in Rust — Interesting, thorough read. "Should you write your next web service in Rust? I don't know yet, but we're getting to the point now where you should at least consider it." Brandur Leach Why AWS Lambda and '.zip' is a Recipe for Serverless Success — A reflection on how .zip files are the ultimate alternative to 'containers' in the serverless world. Paul Johnston (AWS) Continuous Delivery on Kubernetes with GoCD GoCD sponsor Reviewing gRPC on Kubernetes Michael Hausenblas Using Kubernetes to Build Versatile Microservices Kristopher Sandoval 8 Ways to Bolster Kubernetes Security John P. Mello Jr. 🔧 Code & Tools Click: A CLI REPL-like Controller for Kubernetes — GitHub repo. Nick Lanham Charles Proxy Now Available on iOS — A popular commercial proxy tool now lets you capture & inspect network requests & responses directly on iOS devices. Cactuslab $20 Free On A New Linode Account — Linux cloud hosting starting at 1GB of RAM for $5/mo. Get $20 credit on a new account. Linode Cloud Hosting sponsor Monitor Your Google Cloud Platform Environment with Cloud Security Command Center Andy Chang (Google Cloud)

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