This week Envoy joins the ranks of Prometheus and Kubernetes as a CNCF Graduate. This is big and important news, but it's also a great excuse to link to Vitamin C.
As Envoy ventures out into post-graduation life, we take a look at why this newsletter will make you 173% more attractive as a job candidate. Enjoy! ☸️📈
Did you attend Envoy’s graduation ceremony yesterday? 🎓The 2 yr old CNCF project has all devs in happy tears because now there’s a better way to abstract network from application. Matt Klein explains why Envoy had such a large turnout for their big day yesterday, compared to others in the visitor management tech space.
It's always nice to know what's in-demand for prospective employers. Good news is, you're in their crosshairs through simply reading this newsletter. Kubernetes tops the list with 173% growth in this ranking from Hiring Lab.
'More features, less problems' seems to be the AWS motto this week as they release a variety of new services & features. Among those services is InfluxData, which allows you to begin monitoring container environments in just minutes. This article does a good job of outlining InfluxData and what it means for monitoring, analytics, ML, & more.
Data scientists are yearning for portability in ML software deployments, and K8s can help satisfy that longing. Kubeflow Co-Founder David Aronchick explains how this project will help make setting up ML software production pipelines easier, simplifying the process of bringing ML models to prod/enterprise.
We love getting a history lesson as we read technical overviews. Petros Koutoupis helps you understand what life was like before containers, so you can understand the future with Kubernetes and cloud native computing.