Webinars

Hear a candid and thoughtful conversation with Sysdig’s Founder/CTO and Chief Open Source Advocate about open source maturation during the rise of Kubernetes. You also will learn some best practices for the healthy coexistence of open source and commercial tools inside a single company.

Join us for our European Secure DevOps Virtual Meetup hosted by Chris Kranz from Sysdig. Grab your lunch, dial in, and let’s recap the interesting happenings in containers.

With the release of Kubernetes 1.18, we saw 40 features and updates added. In a recent blog post we collated these together in one place so that you can learn what may affect your clusters and prepare for change. Now, we go one step further, inviting Alex Ellis, CNCF Ambassador and Open Source project founder to share his take on the changes. We saw Alex’s in-depth article on the recent deprecations around “kubectl run” and asked him to pick four of his highlights to share with examples.

Challenges abound when it comes to securing and monitoring containers, Kubernetes, and cloud-native applications across development and production. Most notably, scaling Prometheus monitoring beyond a few servers and applications presents issues when trying to troubleshoot problems that span multiple applications and clusters. We’ll share our experience using Prometheus at scale, providing different solutions and highlighting the challenges to solve in each step.

Ensuring application security and compliance is one of the biggest challenges for any organization deploying applications in production. You need to detect and block vulnerabilities, quickly respond to incidents, and meet compliance standards and policies. With the Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform, you can embed security, maximize availability, and validate compliance—transforming your DevOps workflow into a secure DevOps workflow. In this session, you’ll hear about the Falco open source project, use cases for security in Red Hat OpenShift, and see a real-world demo for securing your OpenShift environment without disrupting application deployments.

Join us for our European Secure DevOps Virtual Meetup hosted by Chris Kranz from Sysdig. Grab yourself some lunch, dial in and settle in for an hour long recap of everything that’s interesting in the container space.

With Kubernetes, you can seamlessly move containerized applications from development to production but it can be difficult to gain security and performance visibility for the service. Hear LogDNA share why it chose the Sysdig Secure DevOps Platform to monitor and secure its containers on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Like many companies, LogDNA, an enterprise-grade log management system, needed a lens into its Kubernetes environment to identify slowdowns and fix security issues early in the development lifecycle. LogDNA now remediates security issues earlier, reduces mean time to resolution (MTTR) by 50% or more, and accelerates delivery of its software services.

Challenges abound when it comes to securing and monitoring containers, Kubernetes, and cloud-native applications across development and production. Most notably, scaling Prometheus monitoring beyond a few servers with a few days retention presents issues when trying to troubleshoot issues that span multiple applications or microservices. We’ll share a unique approach that builds upon Prometheus without sacrificing compatibility and discover the insights performance metrics can provide.

Amazon’s Managed Kubernetes Service (EKS) offers organizations flexibility as teams ramp up containerized applications in production. And yet, managing security risk for the workloads running on EKS is still the customer’s responsibility. To make your teams as productive as possible, you need to automate and merge security and compliance into the DevOps workflow.