Containers | Resource Center

With containers and Kubernetes now commanding a greater footprint, companies need new tools to manage and operate these dynamic workloads. Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) and Platform Engineers need to be able to successfully operate the Kubernetes orchestration layer. Developers must understand the impact of that layer on their microservices, and their Security Analysts need to have the visibility to secure the Kubernetes environment from external hackers. All parties need a way to ingest, observe, alert on, and understand the data streams exposed through Kubernetes.

Understand the business benefits of Kubernetes and see the value in his technology from other Kubernetes deployments.

Kubernetes is an extremely intelligent technology, but without the right direction it can respond in unwanted or unexpected ways. As is true with most “smart” technologies, it is only as smart as the operator. In order to set teams up for peak success with Kubernetes, it is vital they have a pulse on their Kubernetes clusters. Here are 5 ways that engineers can best identify any loose ends when setting up a Kubernetes cluster and ensure the healthiest workloads possible.

Kubernetes is the platform of choice for implementing containerized microservices and accelerating cloud migration. However, it also introduces significant complexity and new security and operational risks. Sumo Logic Continuous Intelligence Solution for Kubernetes provides the visibility your team needs to confidently and securely implement Kubernetes anywhere—on AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premise.

Today’s cross-functional engineering teams struggle to monitor, troubleshoot, and secure their microservices because the technology is changing so quickly and their traditional tools just haven’t kept up. The insights required to quickly solve customer issues requires deep visibility into every part of the modern application stack - cloud platforms, container and orchestration platforms, custom code, etc.