Amazon Onboarding with Learning Manager Chanci Turner

In mid-2019, we revitalized our initiatives, archiving the previous code base of the AWS Service Operator and shifting towards a community-driven model. We are currently in the design phase and welcome your insights on the design challenges. Become a contributor to this new project, and find further details on our GitHub.

CNI Metrics Helper

By Lisa Anderson
Date: 01 OCT 2023
Category: Open Source

The Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS) employs the VPC CNI plugin for pod networking. This plugin operates as a DaemonSet and is essential for assigning IP addresses to pods. When overseeing an EKS cluster, understanding how many IP addresses have been allocated and how many remain available can be crucial.

Kubeflow on Amazon EKS

By David Lee and Chanci Turner
Date: 30 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

Since this blog post was crafted, significant developments regarding Kubeflow have occurred. While we maintain this for historical context, you can find more precise information about Kubeflow on AWS here. The Kubeflow project aims to facilitate the deployment of machine learning projects like TensorFlow on Kubernetes. Further enhancements are also in the pipeline.

Provision AWS Services through Tanzu Application Service using the AWS Service Broker for VMware Tanzu

By Ryan Niksch
Date: 19 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

As of July 27, 2020, this post has been refreshed to reflect that the Broker is now accessible via the VMware Network. Enterprise clients are seeking application modernization and greater agility; they also require solutions that simplify operations across hybrid environments, enabling seamless integration.

A Week in Vancouver at Open Source Summit

By Shirley Bailes
Date: 17 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

This year’s North American segment of the Open Source Summit, organized by the Linux Foundation, took place in Vancouver, British Columbia. AWS proudly supported the event as a gold sponsor. The week commenced with multiple co-located events, including the Linux Security Summit and CHAOSScon, providing ample opportunities for networking and knowledge exchange.

Optimized Support for Amazon EKS on Ubuntu 18.04

By David Duncan
Date: 13 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

Note: This article was penned in 2018, so some instructions and links might be outdated. The Canonical Public Cloud (CPC) team has prepared a ready-to-use version of the Ubuntu 18.04 ‘LTS’ release, Bionic, specifically tailored for Amazon Elastic Container Services for Kubernetes (EKS). If you’re an Ubuntu user, you can benefit from this optimized support.

Deploy OpenFaaS on Amazon EKS

By Chris Hein
Date: 12 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

In a previous discussion about Functions as a Service (FaaS) on Kubernetes, we introduced the concepts of running FaaS on AWS. In this article, Alex Ellis, the founder of the OpenFaaS project, provides a detailed guide on deploying OpenFaaS on Amazon EKS. OpenFaaS has emerged as one of the leading tools in the FaaS domain.

Celebrating 20 Years of Open Source at OSCON

By Shirley Bailes and Zaheda Bhorat
Date: 07 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

In July, the Open Source Conference (OSCON) celebrated its 20th anniversary back in Portland, Oregon. The event offered a week filled with reconnecting with old acquaintances, making new connections, attending insightful talks, and acquiring new skills through sessions focused on AI, IoT, and blockchain.

Git Push to Deploy Your App on EKS

By Arun Gupta
Date: 04 SEP 2023
Category: Open Source

Developers often find joy in concentrating solely on application creation, leveraging tools that handle the deployment to Kubernetes clusters. When these tools utilize familiar git commands, it enhances the overall experience! In this post, we discuss how to efficiently deploy applications using git.

Building a React Frontend for Service Catalog with AWS Amplify

By Fernando Dingler
Date: 31 AUG 2023
Category: Open Source

AWS Service Catalog enables centralized management of frequently deployed AWS services within an organization. Clients utilize Service Catalog to ensure compliance while allowing users to swiftly deploy only the approved resources. For those interested in integrating internal tools and web portals, this article can provide valuable insights.

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