The latest in all things Kubernetes and beyond.

This will be the last publication of KubeWeekly in 2021. We will resume publication again on January 7, 2022.

The headlines

The editors pick the highlights from the past week.

Kubernetes 1.23, with Rey Lejano

Learn all about what’s new in Kubernetes 1.23 in this Kubernetes Podcast from Google Special with release team lead, Rey Lejano. Rey is a Field Engineer at SUSE/Rancher Labs, and a contributor to the Docs, Release and Security SIGs. Don't miss the part about the frogs.

ICYMI: CNCF online programs this week

A weekly summary of CNCF online programs from this week.

Cloud native DevOps security

Sebastian Straube & Simon Melotte, Prisma Cloud by Palo Alto Networks

Introduction to Policy with Linkerd 2.11

Jason Morgan, Buoyant

How to keep a Kubernetes secret a secret the universal way

Romauld Vandepoel, Ondat

Intro to Krateo PlatformOps for orchestrating the outside ecosystem from K8s

Diego Braga, Kiratech

Pods, proxies & ports, Oh my!

Aaron Alpar, Kasten by Veeam

How Penn State scheduled 68k COVID tests with Linkerd

Dom DePasquale, Penn State University

The technical

Tutorials, tools, and more that take you on a deep dive into the code.

What happens when you upgrade to Kubernetes v1.24?

Jim Angel, Google

How to create, provision, and operate Kubernetes with Cluster API (CAPI)

Viktor Farcic, Upbound

Apache Log4j2 CVE-2021-44228 node agent

Nathan Taber and Jeremy Cowan, AWS

Kubernetes operational view

Henning Jacobs, Zalando

Understanding Kubernetes in a visual way - 01 - Pods | Kubernetes en français

Aurelie Vache, OVH

Improving application availability with pod readiness gates

Martin Heinz 

Scanning container images for CVE-2021-44228

Rory McCune, Aqua Security

The editorial

Articles, announcements, and more that give you a high-level overview of challenges and features.

Kongcast: What exactly does a Service Mesh do? (featuring Kuma)

Scott Lowe, Kong

LFX fall program 2021: A successful season with 27 graduated interns

CNCF Staff Blog Post

End of year update on CNCF and open source velocity in 2021

CNCF Staff Blog Post

The Kubernetes’ open source tools to check out in 2022

Jonathan Kaftzan, ARMO

47 Things to become a Kubernetes expert

Yamamoto, Hirotaka

Upcoming CNCF online programs

There will be no Online Programs until January 2022. Happy Holidays, everyone!

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