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How to detect SSH attempts by Chuck Norris

It’s fun to read about new tools on HackerNews, but I’ve always enjoyed getting my hands dirty and trying something…

March 15, 2017 by Knox Anderson

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How to detect SSH attempts by Chuck Norris

It’s fun to read about new tools on HackerNews, but I’ve always enjoyed getting my hands dirty and trying something…

March 15, 2017 by Knox Anderson

Monitoring Java in Docker at CDK

Summary The Digital Marketing business unit of CDK global shifted to a containerized approach for their next generation infrastructure. One…

March 7, 2017 by Apurva Dave

Four features of containers that help (and hurt) Docker security

Although most companies make the switch to containers for reasons other than security, eventually they will wonder about exactly how…

March 5, 2017 by Mark Stemm

How to monitor Ceph: the top 5 metrics to watch

Now that we’re up and running, we need to talk about how to monitor Ceph. Monitoring and troubleshooting your Ceph storage infrastructure is as important – and arguably more important – as monitoring the containers that your apps run in.

January 30, 2017 by Jorge Salamero Sanz

Ceph persistent volume for Kubernetes or OpenShift

State aware applications like databases or file repositories need access to the same file system no matter where the container they are running on is scheduled. Kubernetes and Openshift call this persistent volume.

January 30, 2017 by Jorge Salamero Sanz

A Ceph guide for Kubernetes and OpenShift users

Ceph is a self-hosted distributed storage system popular among organizations using containers in production. For those looking for a storage solution in their containerized infrastructure, we created this guide to cover: How to Deploy Ceph on AWS, Quick Introduction to Ceph and alternatives, and How to Deploy Ceph on AWS.

January 30, 2017 by Jorge Salamero Sanz

How to monitor OpenShift with Sysdig

There are a lot of reasons to love OpenShift, and as we’ll show you, monitoring OpenShift is one of those reasons. OpenShift builds on top of Kubernetes to provide enterprises with a stable, powerful approach to building a container platform-as-a-service for their development teams.

January 26, 2017 by Apurva Dave