Guides

This guide will help you navigate the complexities of monitoring Kubernetes workloads and show you detailed steps you can take to make sure you have the visibility you need to be successful!

One of the key points of cloud-native security is addressing container security risks as soon as possible. Doing it later in the development life cycle slows down the pace of cloud adoption, while raising security and compliance risks. We’ve compiled this security guide to provide guidance on choosing your approach to security as you ramp up the use of containers and Kubernetes.

PCI Compliance. As applications and technologies change, organizations are required to adapt their compliance strategies to meet the guidelines set by PCI DSS. Click to learn more.

This overview highlights the advantages of SaaS, providing insight into the operational controls and practices of the Sysdig SaaS solution designed to help you securely and efficiently implement cloud-native security and monitoring.

In this definitive guide to securing cloud applications on Red Hat OpenShift, we will learn how to address the challenges like implementing security and vulnerability management, compliance and audit, threat prevention, incident response and digital forensics on containers within OpenShift. Download the guide to learn best practices of implementing application security on OpenShift.

In this definitive guide to monitoring and securing cloud applications on AWS container services, you will learn how you can ship cloud applications faster on Amazon EKS, Amazon ECS, and AWS Fargate by embedding security, compliance, and monitoring into your DevOps workflow.

You are adopting a DevOps approach, using Kubernetes and containers to accelerate innovation. Kubernetes and container monitoring is critical to managing application performance, service uptime and troubleshooting. Click to learn more.

Kubernetes has become the de facto operating system of the cloud. Fifty-four percent of containers live for five minutes or less1, which makes investigating anomalous behavior and breaches extremely challenging. This checklist to provide guidance on choosing your approach to security as you ramp up the use of containers and Kubernetes.

Your team is responsible for ensuring faster application delivery. You’re probably starting to adopt opensource tools that support the “shift left” in security best practices, as well as evaluating containerized and serverless architectures to deliver applications. This guide will provide a well-defined framework to successfully onboard and make a new DevOps/DevSecOps engineer productive within the first 90 days.