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This Azure bug is a perfect CVSS 10, gives you control over K8s clusters

A critical vulnerability in an Azure tool that lets users manage Kubernetes clusters can be exploited remotely without authentication to gain administrative control over Kubernetes clusters, as well as Azure edge devices. The vulnerability, allocated a maximum possible CVSS (severity rating) score of 10 has been allocated CVE-2022-37968. It is

SUSE CEO: "We have devised a plan for Rancher" as customers lean towards free version

Enterprise Linux specialist on Rancher, AWS partnership and more.

Bad Ubuntu update crashes global Azure Kubernetes services

Canonical pulls update, as MS suggests rebooting affected VMs.

Airbnb's AWS costs were getting out of hand. Here's how it tackled them

Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler needed some tweaking...

Kubernetes has standardised on sigstore in a landmark move

Here's why you should be paying attention...

Expect to start hearing a lot more about Istio

Should you care? Quite possibly...

0Day affecting Kubernetes, OpenShift demands urgent attention, gives root

CrowdStrike dubs it "cr8escape", admins should run crio —version

Kubernetes! Machine Learning! DR! Unified Analytics! HPE GreenLake wants it all (on-prem)

Kubernetes-based Apache Spark analytics, on-premises...

Avoiding cloud lock in requires a pragmatic approach: Kubernetes may not be a panacea

"... however, when managing legacy static and mainstream applications, the approach is often time consuming and heavy-handed."

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