By Diana Atanasova and Malini Bhandaru The Internet of Things (IoT) is sparking the Fourth Industrial Revolution, one that promises to blend our physical and digital worlds in powerful new ways, enable a wave of novel applications, and unlock significant value. Traditional cloud computing networks are highly centralized, with data produced at the edge traveling Read more...
By Project Antrea Maintainers: Antonin Bas, Salvatore Orlando, Jianjun Shen, Quan Tian We are excited to announce Project Antrea – an open source networking and security project for Kubernetes clusters. The project is designed using Kubernetes architecture and technologies from the ground up and aims to provide an open, flexible and performant networking and security Read more...
After giving another talk on ftrace, the official tracer of the Linux kernel, I thought it might be useful to offer a quick primer for those that are still unfamiliar with it. Ftrace was added to the Linux kernel back in 2008, but a lot of people still don’t quite get what it is, or Read more...
By Martin Vrachev I want to let you know about Clair, an open source tool that lets you scan containers and Docker images for potential security problems. It was developed initially at Coreos and is now around three years old with more than 80 contributors in total. I’ve been contributing to it recently and have Read more...
By Nikolay Nikolaev At the recent Open Networking Summit Europe 2019 in Antwerp, Belgium, I co-presented a talk on “Crafting Cloud-Native Network Functions (CNFs) Using the X-Factor CNF Methodology” with Frederick Kautz of Doc.ai. If you didn’t have a chance to attend, I’ll explain in this post what we mean by X-Factor CNFs, point to how Read more...
