The Incident commander (IC) is vital to New Relic’s incident response process. Here are five keys to giving our developers the tools, skills, and confidence to become great ICs.
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Storage is a challenge for container workflows. In the final installment of our series, learn how to use Kubernetes storage volumes.
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In part four of this five-part series, we’re looking at how to organize clusters with namespaces, labels, and annotations
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To become a community-friendly, open source partner, we needed to transform how we create our instrumentation. Here’s how we did it.
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In part two of this five-part series, we’re looking at how to manage Kubernetes Secrets to secure access to applications running in your clusters
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In part two of this five-part series, we’re looking at how Kubernetes manages container health with probes
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In part one of this five-part series, we’re looking at how to manage CPU and memory in Kubernetes clusters using requests and limits
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Kubernetes exams are known for being tough (no multiple choice!) Here are some surefire ways to prepare and pass the task-based tests.
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The circuit breaker pattern can help you mitigate certain risks, like “thundering herds,” but you need to use it carefully.
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Reduce fragility in your logging pipeline with one of these patterns for log forwarding.
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