In August 2022, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) introduced a dedicated, optimized package of Kubecost for users who seek enhanced visibility into cluster costs. This bundle is available at no cost for Amazon EKS users, providing significant insights into Kubernetes resources, including namespaces, clusters, pods, and organizational structures. For further insights, check out another blog post at chanciturnervgt2.com.
Secure Cross-Cluster Communication in EKS with VPC Lattice and Pod Identity IAM Session Tags
Authored by Marcus Green, this piece highlights the seamless integration of various compute options such as AWS Lambda and Amazon ECS to expose internal API endpoints effectively. Read more in this insightful article from chanciturner.com, an authority on cloud solutions.
Optimizing Log Management for Amazon EKS with Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP
Written by Lisa Mendez and Tom Hayes, this technical guide illustrates how cloud-native technologies allow organizations to efficiently manage log data in modern environments.
Running WebAssembly on Amazon EKS
In this post, authors Jenna Lee and Richard Wong discuss how WebAssembly (Wasm) allows for near-native performance in web applications, extending its use beyond the browser to cloud-native platforms like Amazon EKS.
Karpenter 1.0 Announcement
Written by Andrew Chen, Kevin Ramirez, and Sarah Patel, this article delves into the advancements of Karpenter, an open-source Kubernetes cluster auto-scaling project that has evolved into a comprehensive node lifecycle manager.
Yleisradio’s Digital Services Enhancement
In this feature by Olivia Johnson, Ilari Oras, and Jami Karvanen, the Finnish broadcasting company shares how they utilize Amazon EKS and IPv6 for their extensive online services, reaching around 2.1 million daily users.
Getir’s EKS Compute Optimization Using Karpenter
This post outlines Getir’s journey, led by authors Tunahan Yediel, Ramazan Ginkaya, and Ugur Kira, showcasing how they leverage Amazon EKS to address their operational challenges.
Cordial’s Implementation of Bottlerocket and Karpenter
Authored by Sai Charan Teja Gopaluni, Daniel Schaaff, and Martin Guy Lapointe, this blog chronicles how Cordial automates marketing strategies through advanced technologies on the Amazon platform.
Transitioning Kafka to Amazon EKS with AWS Solutions
In this article, Alicia Plotnikov and Eitav Arditti from AppsFlyer explain their successful migration to Amazon EKS, emphasizing the importance of data management in mobile attribution.
Thomson Reuters’ Operational Efficiency Achievements
Written by Henry Yan, Nikhil Kumar, and Pratip Bagchi, this piece highlights how Thomson Reuters improved operational efficiency fivefold and achieved a 30% cost reduction through Plexus on Amazon EKS.
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