Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis

As enterprises scale generative AI and autonomous agents, every layer of the technology stack - from silicon to orchestration (ie. Metal to Model) - is being reshaped.In this episode, hosted by Mirantis CMO Dominic Wilde, you will hear why AI workloads reverse decades of cloud abstraction, what full-stack AI infrastructure actually demands (GPUs, CPUs, networking fabrics, power, storage, etc.), how data sovereignty and regulatory frameworks like GDPR and DORA create hard architectural requirements, and what principles - manageability, observability, flexibility, repeatability, and the importance of open infrastructure - must be used to guide enterprise AI platforms into the future. All of this change has informed how the teams at Mirantis built k0rdent, a complete, open source platform for AI infrastructure orchestration.A full list of topics covered in this episode include:The end of abstraction and what's nextFull-stack AI infrastructureData/AI sovereignty & complianceThe developer experience gapCore principles for enterprise-ready AI platformsThe case for open infrastructureCommoditization to contractsk0rdent by MirantisIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Rancher Kubernetes Engine 1 (RKE1) reached end of life on July 31st of 2025, meaning no more security patches, bug fixes, or a direct upgrade path forward. For businesses still running RKE1, the clock is ticking - and the decisions made now will have major implications for security, compliance, and operational continuity.In this episode, Edward Ionel of Mirantis is back to walk you through what re-platforming actually looks like in practice, the hidden costs and challenges of migration, and how to evaluate your options for moving to RKE2, RKE3, or a more modern Kubernetes platform. Whether you're managing 10 clusters or hundreds, this is a practical guide to navigating one of the most consequential infrastructure transitions your team may face.A full list of this episode's topics include:Official announcement of EOL for RKE1Why migrating away from RKE1 doesn't workCurrent evolution in App infrastructureCurrent evolution of CloudCommon containerization challengesk0rdent by MirantisFull container solution stackValue of the cloud native/K8s-first approachIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

The GPU cloud market is booming - but for NeoClouds and cloud service providers, explosive growth is quickly becoming a race to the bottom. In this episode, Edward Ionel of Mirantis breaks down why raw compute is no longer enough to sustain a profitable business, and what operators must do to protect their margins before the window closes.Edward walks through the full monetization maturity model - from commoditized bare metal to a fully managed AI factory platforms capable of delivering 50%+ profit margins - and explains why evolving from selling compute to selling outcomes is no longer optional. If you're building or operating GPU infrastructure, this episode is a must-listen.Reach out to Edward directly for a demo: [email protected] full list of this episode's topics include:Emerging GPU Cloud and AI Infrastructure opportunityEvolution and challenges for NeoCloudsTransforming AI ServicesGPU depreciation gap and market erosionThe 4 stages of GPU monetizationBuilding an AI Service platformBuilding an AI FactoryA hyperscaler-like experience for AIReal world case studyIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's episode Sr. Solution Architect at Mirantis, Zachary Fanelle, will walk you through the basics for getting started with gRPC and how to easily start integrating it into your Kubernetes workflows.He will cover HTTP and REST APIs, as well as how these web technologies prompted Google to create gRPC in the first place. You will gain practical knowledge about what gPRC is, why it is leveraged by many developers in many use cases, and how it is supported in Kubernetes as of K8s version 1.24.A full list of this episode's topics include:What is gRPC?Why leverage gRPC?gRPC use casesDrawbacks of gRPCHow to get started with gRPCIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, Sergey Goncharov, Sr. Product Manager for Mirantis Kubernetes Engine 4k (MKE 4k) is back to help you tackle the ever-emerging problem of Platform Engineering for complex multi-cluster, multi-cloud Kubernetes workloads. With the rise of AI/Ml, these are becoming more and more prevalent in enterprises around the world.Overcoming this complexity requires a multi-cluster approach: designing clusters tailored to specific workloads with declarative services and policies, ensuring consistent lifecycle management (LCM), and scaling this strategy across your environments. By optimizing platforms for specific use cases (Kubernetes-based platforms that is), you can improve agility, streamline operations, boost workload availability, enhance security, and maintain compliance - without implementing a global multi-cluster architecture at smaller scales.A full list of this episode's topics include:Challenges with Kubernetes complexityMulti-cluster thinking is keyBuilding use case-optimzied platforms at scaleExample open source tools for multi-cluster K8sIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this episode of Radio Cloud Native, Michael Tillman, Sr. Solutions Architect and FedGov Cloud expert, is back to provide you with an in-depth overview of everything you need to know about Public Sector cloud native virtualization and modernization. Michael will cover the challenges most FedGov cloud customers face in terms of Legacy system modernization before presenting Mirantis Kubernetes Engine 4k (MKE 4k) as the ideal solution for your FedGov cloud needs.Furthermore, Michael will provide real world use case examples (anonymized to maintain the privacy of our customer) showcasing ways in which Mirantis was able to drastically improve the digital transformation process for its Public Sector clientele - all while maintaining the reliability and security needed in the most highly regulate industries.A full list of this episode's topics include:Legacy Public Sector IT challengesCloud Native VirtualizationMirantis Kubernetes Engine 4k (MKE 4k + KubeVirt)Public Sector IT best practicesConclusion and summaryIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, Sr. Product Manager for Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE), Sergey Goncharov, will walk you through how to achieve full cloud native virtualization on top of Kubernetes-based infrastructure using MKE 4k (our latest release) and open source KubeVirt. By the end of this talk, you'll be able to run Kubernetes and/or Swarm-based VMs alongside containers and even within the K8s clusters themselves!A full list of topics in this episode include:What are virtualized workloads & what do they do?Rising trend of Kubernetes-based InfrastructureWhy migrate to Kubernetes?How to migrate to Kubernetes?Leveraging Open Source KubeVirtThe Mirantis solution: Mirantis Kubernetes Engine 4k (MKE 4k)If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, we're diving into OpenStack storage: the challenges, the solutions, and the best practices for securely and efficiently storing your bits when leveraging an OpenStack cloud. Proctored by Christian Huebner, Director of Services Architecture at Mirantis, this episode will build off his 25+ years of experience with cloud storage, specifically in the context of OpenStack. This episode is perfect for OpenStack admins that are looking for better ways to deal with storage, as well as anyone working with OpenStack clouds. A full list of topics for this episode include:Computer storage background (general)Types of storage (OpenStack)OpenStack storage backends (Ceph)Software Defined Storage (SDS) alternativesStorage Area Networks (SANs)Shared files systems (NFS)Local storage (Flash)Combining OpenStack storage typesCommon failure scenariosOpenStack storage securityIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment of Radio Cloud Native, Bryan Gruneberg, Solutions Architect from amazee.io (now a Mirantis company), walks you through everything you need to know about the Open Web Alliance (OWA) and open source web hosting. He will cover some background in the beginning to set the stage for amazee.io's Lagoon, a fully open source application delivery platform built on top of Kubernetes - as well as amazee.io's tried and true open source website and AI hosting solutions.Bryan will cover, in detail, the framework laid out in the OWA's Open Web Manifesto, and how organizations can piggy-back on this structure to ensure that their hosting platform is just as open source as their solution. He will also look at the application side of things, exploring how platforms like Drupal, Wordpress, and TYPO3 stack up in comparison to the Open Web Alliance's standards and how you can leverage them in a truly open source, vendor-agnostic way.A full list of topics for this episode include:Background on amazee.io and LagoonBackground on the Open Web Alliance (OWA)Defining the "Open Web" via the OWA Open Web ManifestoHow Lagoon maintains an "Open Web"Drupal vs Wordpress vs TYPO3 vs JoomlaWhy use Lagoon by amazee.ioResources for getting started with LagoonIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's episode of Radio Cloud Naitve, Sr. Solution Architect, Kevin Ng, of Mirantis is back to share his findings related to 7 common open source-based tools that relate to cloud native infrastructure and configuration management. He will present some background on each of the 7 tools he researched before diving into an in-depth comparison based on use case, functionality, ease-of-use, and security features. Perfect for DevOps folks, Kevin's episode will enable you to conquer Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC), leveraging the best tools for your specific use case.Furthermore, Kevin will present an example scenario of how to leverage these tools to deploy k0s, an open source, fully upstream Kubernetes Distro created and maintained by the teams at Mirantis. Armed with Kevin's knowledge, your DevOps team can drastically streamline its current approach to IaC.A full list of topics from this episode include:Intro to Pulumi, Terraform, Ansible, Chef, Puppet, SaltStack & VagrantDeploying k0s with each of these tools (above)Ease-of-Use of these tools (above)Security frameworks for each of these tools (above)Infrastructure vs Configuration management with these tools (above)How to select the tool that's right for youIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, Michael Tillman, Principle Solution Architect for Mirantis is back and is joined by Kevin Jackson, Sr. Director of Product Management for Trilio. They will both dive into key aspects of migrating off of VMware and onto an open source-based solution like OpenStack. Trilio's Kubernetes backup and recovery tools are the backbone of this joint migration solution designed to seamlessly move VMs from existing VMware environments onto the more flexible and cost-effective Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK) environment.Michael and Kevin will also provide you with useful background explaining the importance of containerized OpenStack for a variety of use cases, allowing you and your organization to make the most informed decision regarding if, when, and how to migrate off of VMware. There's a lot of factors to consider, but Mirantis and Trilio are here to support you.A full list of this episode's topics include:Value of containerized OpenStackUse cases for Mirantis OpenStack on K8s (MOSK)MOSK deployment options and processTrilio for Day 1 OperationsTrilio's VMware to Mirantis OpenStack migration processTrilio for Day 2 OperationsIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, Michael Tillman, cloud native workload expert from Mirantis, will walk you through a real world example of a SaaS company that worked with Mirantis to migrate over 3000 workloads off of VMware onto Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK) - all in just a few short months. The migration was prompted by a massive price increase on the VMware side, which caused this organization to look for a viable alternative solution. Please note, the SaaS company will remain anonymous, but Michael will provide the details needed to see how Mirantis truly made a difference in their recent migration.In addition to the speed at which Mirantis was able to achieve this migration, the SaaS company also saved over 60% in their Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), which was achieved by leveraging open source components and implementing a CI/CD strategy that automated as many steps in the provisioning and deployment phases as possible. Furthermore, the SaaS company was able to achieve this migration while maintaining the most rigorous standards of security and compliance, including FIPS 140-2 and FEDRAMP - both required security standards for working with the US Federal Government. Thinking of moving away from VMware? Let Michael explain why that may be a good choice for your organization.A full list of this episode's topics include:Why companies are migrating away from VMwareCommon challenges Org's face before migrationHow Mirantis OpenStack for K8s solves these challengesKey takeaways from the example SaaS company's migrationStrategies for avoiding all types of lock-inSpecifics of the Mirantis migration approachSuccess metrics from the example SaaS company's migrationIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's episode, you will hear from Marc Campbell, CTO and Co-Founder of Replicated and his colleague Chris Sanders, Director of Customer Reliability Engineering, as they discuss their company's experience with evaluating various open source Kubernetes Distributions to use when building and launching their new product: Embedded Cluster.There's a lot of different open source projects and tools out there, but which one is the right one? And is it in your organization's best interest to build your own solution from scratch? Well, Marc and Chris will cover that in their discussion, as well as provide examples from their own experience with evaluating k0s by Mirantis along with other top K8s Distros on the market.A full list of this episode's topics include:Background on Replicated, Embedded Cluster and their other solutionsEmerging technologies in comparison to KubernetesReplicated's Helm SDK vs Embedded ClusterTips for evaluating open source projectsImportance of CNCF-certificationWhen to build it yourself vs when to leverage existing open source solutionsPitfalls and benefits of building it yourselfOther Distros vs k0s by MirantisWhy Replicated chose k0s by MirantisImportance of GitHub community in evaluation processHow implementation of k0s went for ReplicatedKey takeaways from Replicated's experienceLearn more about k0s by Mirantis at k0sproject.io/Learn more about Replicated & Embedded Cluster at www.replicated.com/If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's installment, you will hear from Nick Chase, Adam Parco, and Shaun O'Meara from Mirantis as well as our very special guest Alex Williams, Co-Founder and Publisher of The New Stack. They kick things off with some baseline definitions of both "Legacy" and "Cloud Native" architectures, before moving on to industry trends supported by real world examples highlighting the value of Legacy vs Cloud Native workloads in those given environments. The discussion culminates with a deep dive into migrating legacy applications to cloud native ecosystems, aiming to answer the questions: how/when to do it, is it worth it, and where should you look first when moving forward with this undertaking?A full list of this episode's topics include:Defining "Legacy" & "Cloud Native"Why Cloud Native over Legacy applicationsOpen source technologies in the Cloud Native spaceValue of Cloud Native in regards to speedSecurity & compliance during Legacy migrationsSecurity & compliance - an ongoing issueEmerging role of AI/ML tooling for securityWill Kubernetes become Legacy one day?Conclusion: Migrating Legacy Apps worth it?Learn more about the very latest Cloud Native solutions at www.mirantis.comIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this episode of Radio Cloud Native, former host John Jainschigg, Director of Open Source Initiatives for Mirantis, returns to provide a great interview with one of the founders of the Zero Trust model for cybersecurity, John Kindervag. He has authored many blog articles and much of the open source documentation of Zero Trust, and is one of the most knowledgeable cybersecurity experts in the cloud space.In the interview, you will hear directly from John Kindervag about how the Zero Trust model was initially created, how it has evolved over the years, how it can actually be implemented into a realistic, enterprise security framework, and a host of examples of why Zero Trust may be an ideal security posture for your Org. John's responses touch on both the technical development and operations side, serving as a valuable resource for a variety of IT professionals and software hobbyists. A full list of what's discussed in the interview:Cybersecurity landscape before Zero TrustConcept of "trust" in Zero Trust modelZero Trust - technical POVZero trust and the Principle of Least PrivilegeImplementing Zero TrustDefense in Depth vs Zero TrustZero Trust streamlines cybersecurityAWS S3 Gateway vulnerability exampleApplication vs Infrastructure securitySecuring Apps under Zero TrustAchieving Zero TrustIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this episode of Radio Cloud Native, former host John Jainschigg, Director of Open Source Initiatives for Mirantis, returns to proctor a great interview with Zero Trust pioneer George Finney, CSO at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. George is the author of the recent IT-cybersecurity thriller Project Zero Trust with a forward written by Zero Trust founder John Kindervag (note - mentions of "John" during this interview is in reference to John Kindervag). The book is available in print form on Amazon and in audio book form on Audible. You can access the Amazon links in this episode's chapters.During the interview, John Jainschigg and George Finney discuss the exciting opening to Project Zero Trust before jumping into an informative discussion about how the novel provides an actionable framework for the "Zero Trust Model" of cybersecurity - one that can actually be implemented in existing enterprise architectures. Zero Trust is not a specific package or set of tools, but rather an overall way of thinking that can help any IT professional who is concerned with the security of their applications (spoiler: that's every IT professional).A full list of what's discussed in the interview:Meet George Finney, author of Project Zero TrustQuick synopsis of Project Zero Trust"Trust" as a vulnerability (courtesy of Zero Trust founder John Kindervag)Project Zero Trust - a true IT cybersecurity guideImplementing a "Zero Trust" frameworkZero Trust and its connection to CloudPublic vs Private Cloud - in terms of security"Trusting" components in productionActionable steps for implementing "Zero Trust" in the enterpriseIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this episode, Solution Architecture Manager for Mirantis, Michael Tillman, is back to break down the leading VMware alternative solutions designed to control cloud costs and eliminate all forms of vendor lock-in by leveraging open source, flexible, and scalable components and tools.Vendor lock-in can take on many forms, which Michael will outline at the onset. Then, he will present the main reasons behind why so many VMware vSphere users are looking for alternative solutions to limit skyrocketing costs, maintain the flexibility to innovate, and future-proof their cloud native infrastructure framework in order to better integrate with other tools and ecosystems that may make sense as you travel further down your roadmap. Lastly, Michael will highlight the Mirantis approach to open source-based, cloud native infrastructure management, showcasing solutions and tools that will save you money, decrease your deployment times, and better position your organization for innovation in the future.A full list of the topics discussed in this episode include:Different types of vendor lock-inImportance of vendor neutralityVMware alternative solutionsThe Mirantis solutionThe Mirantis advantageQuick summaryCheck out VMware alternatives solutions at mirantis.com/vmware-alternatives/ If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In this month's episode, John Jainschigg, Director of Open Source Initiatives at Mirantis hosts Kathleen Moyer, Director of Service Delivery at Corsec Security, and William Konitzer, Senior Solution Architect at Mirantis, to explore the recently achieved DISA STIG certification for Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE). Together, they dive into the intricate certification process that enables public sector and enterprise users to deploy secure, compliant applications using MKE.Listeners will gain insights into the collaborative effort between Mirantis and Corsec Security, where Kathleen shares her 25 years of expertise in security certifications, detailing how Corsec facilitated the process with government agencies like DISA and the DoD. William provides a behind-the-scenes look at the technical challenges and solutions that ensured MKE met stringent Department of Defense (DoD) security standards without compromising usability or performance. Furthermore, he highlights some of the team's learnings in the context of how it changed the thought process of Mirantis' engineering teams when it came to security.Achieved in early 2024, this milestone positions MKE as a powerful tool for public sector organizations and industries with specific security and compliance needs. Whether you’re navigating public sector compliance requirements or interested in secure cloud native solutions, this episode offers practical advice and unique perspectives on implementing and managing a STIG-compliant Kubernetes platform.A full list of this episode's topics include:Corsec Security's role in the MKE DISA STIG processCommon challenges Orgs face in STIG processHow Corsec handles security testing to ensure complianceSITG vs FEDRAMP - in terms of requirementsHow Corsec handles product updates re: the STIGAdvice for companies getting started with STIG certificationRole of documentation in STIG processChallenges in MKE STIG processWhy Mirantis did a STIG for MKESpecific security features of MKE that affected DISA STIG approvalMirantis and Corsec collaborationMKE for the Public SectorTimelines for achieving STIG certificationMitigating evolving vulnerabilitiesHow the SITG process for MKE impacted Mirantis engineeringIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native, Kubernetes, and open source. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. For related links and/or diagrams, please check out the resources linked in the Chapters.This episode is once again presented by Daniel Virassamy, Principal Solution Architect at Mirantis, who describes himself as curious by nature and open source by choice. Daniel will walk you through the steps and best practices for building your very own, bespoke, multi-cluster Kubernetes platform leveraging open source components and tools. He will also present some open source-based solutions from Mirantis that drastically streamline multi-cluster management at scale, as well as open source integrations that will optimize your Kubernetes spend and operations.A full list of topics for this episode includes:Current multi-cluster landscapeWhere to run your infrastructureCore infrastructure services for multi-clusterHow to choose a Kubernetes DistroHow to choose a multi-cluster management solutionImplementing a UI Portal & APIsAdding Observability & application deliveryCommon use cases for multi-clusterCheck out k0s by Mirantis: https://k0sproject.io/Learn more about k0smotron by Mirantis: https://k0smotron.io/Download Mirantis Lens, the Kubernetes IDE: https://k8slens.dev/If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native, Kubernetes, and Open Source. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. For related links and/or diagrams, please check out the resources linked in the Chapters.This episode is presented by Daniel Virassamy, Principal Solution Architect at Mirantis, who describes himself as curious by nature and open source by choice. Daniel will cover, in-depth, the various costs associated with current Public Cloud offerings to debunk many of the myths that Public Cloud is always cheaper, simpler, and the easiest to use in comparison to Private Cloud offerings.He will also offer recommendations for reducing cloud spend - on any architecture - by leveraging open source technologies wherever possible.   A full list of topics for this episode includes:The Iceberg model (of cloud cost)Yearly Cloud cost exampleThe FinOps cloud cost modelStaff requirement for Public CloudCloud migration return on investmentShifting from Capex to OpexInfrastructure Services to Function-as-a-ServiceImportance of cloud reversibilityCost of data in Public CloudPublic vs Private CloudPrivate Cloud does NOT equal On PremMirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes (MOSK)Mirantis Support: OpsCare and OpsCare+The Mirantis TCO calculatorLearn more about Mirantis OpenStack for K8s (MOSK): http://www.mirantis.com/moskIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native, Kubernetes, and Open Source. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. For related links and/or diagrams, please check out the resources linked in the Chapters.This week, Mirantis CTO Shaun O'Meara dives deep into On Prem data centers - a concept that many have forgone with the explosion of Public Cloud providers and solutions - but, one that is still critical for securing many organization's data to meet specific security requirements both in given industries and for specific clientele. Shaun also presents the Mirantis strategy for leveraging the most secure data center components while still maintaining flexibility in regards to cloud provider and infrastructure choice.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Data Center background: is the Data Center really dead?Current use cases driving Private Cloud & On Prem Data CentersCommon challenges with Public CloudAdvantages of Public CloudMulti/Hybrid-Cloud: get the best of Public & Private Cloud worldsHow to build a "Hybrid-Cloud" data centerOn Prem Cloud and Data Center strategiesThe Mirantis approachLearn more about Mirantis: https://www.mirantis.com/ If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native, Kubernetes, and Open Source. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. For related links and/or diagrams, please check out the resources linked in the Chapters.In this episode, Solution Architecture Manager Michael Tillman of Mirantis covers everything you need to know about DISA STIG, FEDRAMP, and the associated security requirements needed to achieve Authorization to Operate (ATO).ATO is a requirement for applications running in the US Federal and State governments, but the security stipulations required in this industry represent the best security practices for cloud native applications in general. With that being said, regardless of whether you need specific approvals for specific workloads, the security framework and solution architecture of the Mirantis Stack of solutions can help your organization ensure that not only your workloads meet the highest standards of security, but also - if you choose to do so - your organization can get ATO much faster than if you were leveraging other solutions that don't meet the Mirantis security standards.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Defining cloud native applicationsCommon challenges with cloud native applicationsDISA STIGFEDRAMPDefining a "Secure Stack"Mirantis secure container solutionsHow to partner with Mirantis for faster ATOThe complete stack of Mirantis cloud native solutionsLearn more about Mirantis in the Public Sector: https://www.mirantis.com/public-sector-solutions/Reach out to Michael Tillman directly: [email protected] If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

More on Mirantis Kuberentes Engine: http://www.mirantis.com/mkeMore about Mirantis Container Runtime: http://www.mirantis.com/mcrThe teams at Mirantis are excited to announce that Radio Cloud Native is back!It will be following a slightly different format from before, and although Eric Gregory & John Jainschigg did a fantastic job hosting, we’ve decided to give a voice to more members of the Mirantis family moving forward. You should still expect to hear a lot of critical information about the cloud native and Kubernetes space, but rather than covering recent developments in the form of a news update, Radio Cloud Native will aim to provide more thought leadership on the most pertinent topics of the day. This week, Mirantis Sr. Solution Architect Kevin Ng is back with another deep dive comparing previous versions of Docker Engine with the latest versions of Mirantis Container Runtime (MCR) and Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE). It is worth noting that these Docker Enterprise solutions were acquired by Mirantis some years ago, and MCR and MKE represent the latest Mirantis iterations of these same solutions, enhanced by our development teams to provide robust and complete container and cloud native infrastructure management solutions. A full list of topics for this week's episode include:A History of Docker EngineA deep dive into various container runtime interfacesFull explanation of cri-dockerd & its use casesFull overview of Mirantis Container Runtime (MCR) & its use casesFull overview of Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE) & its use casesRecap: cri-dockerd vs MCR vs MKEIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

More on MOSK: mirantis.com/mosk More on MKE: mirantis.com/mkeMore on Mirantis App Migration: mirantis.com/application-migration-and-modernizationReach out to Daniel: [email protected] Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native and Kubernetes. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. With the recent Broadcom acquisition of VMware, many VMware vSphere users are looking for more cost-effective alternatives for managing their critical VM workloads. If you or your Org are facing this predicament, then you've likely thought about migration. But fear not - Mirantis has you covered.In this episode, Cloud Solution Architect Daniel Virassamy of Mirantis will explain the most seamless and efficient way to migrate your existing VMware VMs to either an open source, OpenStack Cloud (Recipe 1) OR how to move those same VMs into a containerized environment on top of Kubernetes with Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE). A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Major open clouds in the market todayMoving VMware VMs to OpenStack CloudDiscovery & planning phasesAnalysis & design phasesMigration & validation phasesComponents supported in migration processOperating systems supported in migration processAutomation is the keyMigration dependencies - workloads, provider & infrastructureMoving from VMware to K8s - VMs to containersSupported use cases for AMMPHow does AMMP look at enterprise scale?Real world example - application transformation metricsHow Mirantis can helpIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Explore k0s by Mirantis: https://www.mirantis.com/software/k0s/Check out k0smotron: https://k0smotron.io/Welcome to Radio Cloud Native by Mirantis, your go-to podcast for all things cloud native and Kubernetes. Join us as we explore the latest trends, innovative solutions, and open source projects shaping the modern cloud landscape. For related links and/or diagrams, please check out the resources linked in the Chapters.k0s, k3s, and MicroK8s are all popular open source Kubernetes distributions with small footprints - but which is right for your use case?This week, Kevin Ng, Senior Solution Architect for Mirantis, will walk you through the capabilities of each option so you can choose the tool that’s right for you. He will also dive deep into k0s (open source K8s Distro) and k0smotron (open source control plane/multi-cluster K8s management tool) - both from Mirantis - giving you the necessary background and technologies to streamline your Kubernetes operations.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Vanilla Kubernetes explainedKubernetes overhead (cost)Lightweight Kubernetes explainedk0s vs k3s vs MicroK8sChoosing the right K8s Distro for youWhy k0s by Mirantis? (deployment example)k0smotron by Mirantis - for K8s control plane & multi-cluster managementThe teams at Mirantis are excited to announce that Radio Cloud Native is back!It will be following a slightly different format from before, and although Eric Gregory & John Jainschigg did a fantastic job hosting, we’ve decided to give a voice to more members of the Mirantis family moving forward. You should still expect to hear a lot of critical information about the cloud native and Kubernetes space, but rather than covering recent developments in the form of a news update, Radio Cloud Native will aim to provide more thought leadership on the most pertinent topics of the day. If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

In the final episode of Radio Cloud Native, Eric takes a look at Kubernetes 1.29, a tool for creating OCI images of eBPF programs, new ways to live in a simulation (of Kubernetes), and more. A full list of topics covered in this episode include:Kubernetes 1.29, codenamed: MandalaNew defaults for cloud provider integrationsStorage refinementsImprovements for Kubernetes on WindowsCisco to acquire IsovalentSolo.io's BumbleBeeSimKube for simulated Kubernetes clustersKubeCon NA recap A final farewell & last Whack-a-DoodleIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the latest news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Hosts Eric Gregory breaks through the jargon to help you make sense of it all.In this episode, Eric walks through the highlights of Kubernetes 1.28, then breaks down the latest kerfuffles in the world of the enterprise open source, a major security issue in npm, and more.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Kubernetes 1.28 ReleaseCloud trends for the summerOpen source tumultDeveloper trends for the remainder of 2023ChatGPT & StackOverflow studyThe bug at the heart of npmRemembering Bram MoolenarIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.Read the attached blog post for this episode here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/what-s-new-in-kubernetes-1-28-sidecar-containers-and-fewer-disruptions If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the latest news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Host Eric Gregory breaks through the jargon to help you make sense of it all.In this episode, Eric discusses the new open source control plane manager k0smotron, Kubernetes’ new sidecar container feature, changes around Red Hat Enterprise Linux and how those have echoed around the industry, a new wrinkle in Broadcom’s proposed acquisition of VMware, and much more. Access the resources Eric presented in this episode below:k0smotron GitHub page: https://github.com/k0sproject/k0smotronKEP-753 - Sidecar containers: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/tree/master/keps/sig-node/753-sidecar-containersCMA document on Broadcom/VMware: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/64ac174ab504f7000ccdb88e/Issues_Statement_Response.pdfA full list of topics for this week's episode include:k0smotronKubernetes Sidecar feature updateCongrats to IstioRed Hat RHEL & SUSENew wrinkles in the Broadcom/VMware sagaIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the latest news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and John Jainschigg break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week Eric does a deep dive into Prime Video’s microservice-to-monolith story - or maybe it’s a microservice refactoring? Then he explores some cool new features in k0s 1.27, including wasm support and a neat bit of security hardening, as well as the latest releases for JavaScript runtimes Bun and Deno, and the role of open source large language models in the industry’s ongoing AI tempest.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Microservices to monoliths? A Prime Video storyk0s 1.27 - from the Teams at Mirantis!JSwatch - a look at the JavaScript worldUpdate on PyPi & the world of securityA closing word on Large Language Models - small & open?If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download.You can also watch the on demand recordings of each episode on our YouTube channel @MirantisUS or catch the audio only version wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.KubeCon Europe is in full swing - so we'll be circling back to the most interesting developments from the conference next week. This week week however, Eric & special guest host John Jainschigg tackle a whirlwind of Kubernetes news stories, including some new release features that are fresh off the press, as well as a whole lot more!A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Kubernetes 1.27News from KubeCon in AmsterdamCNCF Security AuditTrivy adds CIS Kubernetes benchmark scanningJava Operator SDKKeycloak joins the CNCFA "vibe-shift" in the world of AIWebAssembly news updateHacker news - a project reccomendation from EricCheck out John's Stochastic Parrots paper recommendation: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3442188.3445922 If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week Eric is once more joined by everybody's favorite guest host: John Jainschigg. They dive into the recent Swarm-only mode vulnerability (identified by the teams at Mirantis), an Azure exploit that gave security researchers control of Bing, the resolution to the Docker "Free Teams" saga, emerging use cases for LLMs, and - as always - a whole lot more!A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Swarm overlay network security issueFairwinds Kubernetes Benchmark Report 2023BingBang - Azure vulnerabilities give researchers control of BingOpenAI's letter & Yudkowsky's rejoinderThreat analysis via ChatGPTUpdates on Docker's "Free Teams"Twitter posts "the algorithm"Open source Curl project sponsored by BloombergAlberta Grad student deploys serverless KubernetesIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric is joined once again by co-host Nick Chase - with a brief segment with everyone's favorite guest host John Jainschigg - to discuss what the heck is happening with Docker's 'Free Teams' as well as the latest CNCF news, GPT-4, new Kubernetes & Cilium releases, and as always a whole lot more.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:The end of Docker 'Free Teams'CNCF outlines cloud vs. edge-native App principlesKepler to CNCFNational (US) Cybersecurity StrategyTo cloud or not to cloud - that is the questionRemote software development jobs pay more than local onesGPT-4Microsoft 365 CoPilotNotable release notesKubernetes 1.27Cilium 1.13If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.We are back with two hosts - everyone's favorite guest host John Jainschigg joins Eric Gregory for this week's installment. On today's episode, we'll be diving into the latest from the Moby project, the new Kubernetes Without Kubelet tool (KWOK), the new EU Cybersecurity Act & its implications for EMEA, as well as a look at the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) late last week. That and much more!A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Moby 23.0 releaseA look at the "Top 8" managed Kubernetes providersKubernetes Without Kubelet Tool (KOWK)Raising money to save moneyBeware the Ides of March - SVB CollapseEU Cyber Resiliency ActIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week - well, we had some technical difficulties. As you'll hear Eric mention in the beginning of this week's episode, our live stream & recording tool petered out on us so this is a re-recording with all the pertinent news. Nick WAS back this week during the live stream, but Eric is riding solo for this Band-aid episode. Eric takes a look at the latest in Kubernetes news, forthcoming update to the NIST's cybersecurity guidance, Section 230, a very wild couple of weeks for AI-based language models, and a whole lot more!A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Goodbye, k8s.gcr.io Chick-fil-a talks more about its cluster-in-every-store K8s strategyNew Malware called "Beep"Reddit breachCanonical's Valentine gift is realtime LinuxDHH update on 37signals cloud repatriationSection 230Why do I have to be Bing Search?"Scary" AIIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric has a co-host once again - and its everyone's favorite guest host John Jainschigg! The dynamic duo dive into recent ransomware attacks targeting ESXi servers, the current state of DevSecOps across the industry, new AI search options from both Microsoft & Google, and of course, a whole lot more!If you interested in learning more about DevSecOps, we invite you to check out Eric's recent blog on the topic here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/the-state-of-cloud-native-securityand-devsecopsA full list of topics for this week's episode include:Mirantis acquires ShipaAzure's response to surging cloud costsVMware ESXi attacksGo 1.20Recent security reportsW3C re-launches as public-interest non-profitThe AI arms raceWasm Labs adds Python supportIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.Eric is flying solo again this week & takes a short-but-sweet look at the trending stories of the week, including the ramifications of surging cloud & Kubernetes costs, two major Git vulnerabilities, some fun resources from Wasm (Eric's favorite) & eBPF, and - as always - so much more.If your interested in a more in-depth look at WasmEdge & WebAssembly on Kubernetes in general, check out Eric's recent Tech Talk on the topic here: https://www.mirantis.com/labs/running-webassembly-applications-on-kubernetes-with-wasmedgeA full list of topics for this week's episode include:Surging cloud & Kubernetes costs: what are the ramifications?Git vulnerabilitiesLastPass/GoTo breach updateeBPF to solve problems sidecar can'tWasm-powered SQLite as replacement for WebSQLApple releases Lisa source codeChuck-e-Cheese (yes, that Chuck-e-CheeseIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all. *NOTE* - Radio Cloud Native is switching to a bi-weekly release schedule (every other Wednesday), starting with today's episode. You can still find RCN in all existing locations or wherever you normally get your podcasts.Sign up for Eric's upcoming Tech Talk on WASM Edge here: https://www.mirantis.com/labs/running-webassembly-applications-on-kubernetes-with-wasmedge?utm_source=rcn&utm_campaign=2023Q4-webinar-TechTalk-AppswithWasmEdgeOn this week's episode, Eric has a co-pilot and it's everyone's favorite guest host John Jainschigg! Eric & John kick off the second episode of the new year with a host of recent security vulnerabilities that you all should be aware of. Leading stories include a look at the growth in VM deployments, the breach at CircleCI, a new wave of attacks on Kubernetes clusters, the latest in ChatGPT and of course a whole lot more!Find the resources discussed in this week’s episode here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/this-week-s-news-circleci-breach-kinsing-kubernetes-attacks-and-moreA full list of topics for this week's episode include:Mirantis news updateCircleCI breachClass pollution in PythonKinsing Kubernetes attacksRecursive container securityRuby gets WebAssembly compiler & other updatesMeta rescinds full-time job offers in LondonOpenAI & ChatGPT news, updates & discussionIntroducing the new & improved whack-a-doodle news quizIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric breaks in the new year with this abridged, solo episode. He dives into the recent LastPass security breach, the industry-wide revolt of cost-conscious cloud users, the year in HTTP, and so much more!Sign up for our upcoming join webinar with Kubecost if you want to learn more about controlling your Kubernetes spend in 2023: https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/18604/569770?utm_source=Mirantis&utm_medium=rcn&utm_campaign=569770A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Security updateBig Tech under pressure from cost-conscious cloud customersHTTP updatesOpen source news & toolingHow eBay Engineering uses OpenTelemetryLagniappe (Cajun for "a little something extra")Find the resources discussed in this week’s episode here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/this-week-s-news-cloudy-cost-forecastsIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric is again joined by special guest host John Jainschigg to go over the highlights (and in some cases "low-lights") from 2022 as they relate to cloud native & adjacent technologies. In addition to our retrospective look at the year as it comes to a close, Eric & John will also be discussing recent topics including Google's OSV scanner, time-sliced GPU sharing in Kubernetes, and a recent report on container & K8s utilization from DataDog.Find the resources discussed along with a transcript here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/the-cloud-native-year-in-reviewA full list of topics for this week's episode include:k0s in Le Monde InformatiqueTime-slicing GPU with KubernetesGoogle debuts new OSV scannerAWS fixes recent Elastic Search Container Registry vulnerabilityUber Engineering gives us a a peek at their DevpodsDataDog's updated container reportA look back at RCN's most impactful stories of 2022If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, special guest host John Jainschigg is back beside Eric to discuss the trending stories across the world of technology. Eric & John dive into the impact that "low quality" software has on BIG enterprises, new modes of attack specific to air-gapped systems, and a look at the future-facing technologies like COBOL , floppy disks & even Python. Remember those?Find the resources discussed along with a transcript here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/this-week-s-news-the-high-cost-of-low-quality-codeA full list of topics for this week's episode include:Report: impact of "bad" software on US Economy reaches $2.41 TrillionKubernetes Security: a new TokenRequest API attack vectorBeware: evasive new cyberattack can bypass air-gapped systemsLinux kernel 6.1 is here!Your end-of-year WebAssembly updateWhere will Python be in 100 years? Guido van Rossum on Python's futureKeeping it COBOLMeta-Inverse: Metaverse for the Enterprise?AI-assisted coding: the more the betterIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, we welcome Nick back to his normal spot beside Eric as co-host for an exciting episode packed full of interesting stories from around the tech world. Eric & Nick discuss this week's Kubernetes 1.26 release, the US Department of Defense's new Zero Trust security framework, AWS re:Invent - which took place last week in Las Vegas, all the latest ChatGPT hubbub, and so much more! Stick around to the end for a double dose of Whack-a-Doodle in honor of Nick's return.Find the links to the resources discussed here: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/this-week-s-news-kubernetes-1-26-dod-s-zero-trust-guidance-and-moreA full list of topics for this week's episode include:Kubernetes 1.26 is here!The DoD's Zero Trust Strategy & RoadmapHow to secure Helm with SysdigEuropean, Dev-focused Honeypot releases documentary on PrometheusNew, open source project Gitopper to bring GitOps outside of KubernetesDo recent round of tech layoffs mean we can all breathe again?Recapping last week's AWS re:InventNews from Forrester APAC Predictions 2023 - the rise of (coding) machinesStack Overflow bans AI-generated answersWhack-a-Doodle (a double dose)If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric & our favorite recurring guest host John Jainschigg talk new releases from Istio, Fedora & Deno, OpenStack's 2022 User survey, and are we really "turning off the microservices?" That & more in this week's jam-packed episode. We'd also like to point you all towards our "Sister Show" - Cloud Native & Coffee - hosted by our very own John Jainschigg. CN&C features longer form conversations with Kubernetes experts, cloud native innovators, and open source champions from across the industry & around the world. Find full episodes of Cloud Native & Coffee wherever you can find Radio Cloud Native, or catch us live every other Thursday at 1PM EST on the Mirantis LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mirantis/events/A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Announcement: check out our "Sister Show" Cloud Native & CoffeeChoozle leverages Lens Autopilot to move faster with KubernetesIstio announces the release of version 1.16Spotify Backstage vulnerability discovered & patched before it causes any real damageGitHub adds procedure for private vulnerability reportingIBM discontinues IoT device management offeringTwitter blue check fracas & Twitter 2.0Deno 1.28 brings 1.3M npm modulesFedora Linux 37OpenStack's 2022 User SurveyIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Cloud Native & Coffee presents biweekly conversations with cloud native infrastructure and application experts from across the community and around the world.Meet six open source innovators whose unique projects are solving problems for implementers and end users – making Kubernetes more cost-effective, safer, more secure, easier to operate, and improving the experience of application developers on the platform.A special thanks to our lovely & fascinating interview subjects!The interviewees featured this week are as follows:Madhuri Yechuri, Founder & CEO, ElotlPieter van Noordennen, Head of Growth, Slim.AIAlin Dobra, Co-Founder & CEO, BunnyshellOmri Gazitt, Co-Founder & CEO, AsertoShahar Binyamin, Co-Founder & CEO, Inigo.ioMichael Schmid, Co-Founder & Head of Technology, amazee.ioIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric - and by now infamous guest host John Jainschigg - are taking a look at news from across the world of open source, including: Sigstore, Kong & Kuma 2.0, Nvidia's PHYSX 5.1, and, as always, so much more.A full list of topics for this week's episode include:Intro & agendaNew Hampshire town introduce open source-based voting machines in recent MidtermsKong announces new service mesh offering & Kuma 2.0NVIDIA drops open source PHYSX 5.1Sigstore's Fulcio & Rekor reach GAMatthew Butterick sues GitHub & Microsoft over CoPilotPhylum reporting malicious PyPi packages that steal passwords22-year-old vulnerability patch in SGLiteTom Breners-Lee not super-impressed with web3Outro (with Cat Alert)If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric & everyone's favorite guest host, John Jainschigg, are back from their usual locations to review the very best from last week's KubeCon. They will also be discussing the new integration between Cilium & Grafana stack, as well as some fascinating new WASM platforms (Eric's favorite), and closing on some of the biggest cloud trends here in the final months of 2022.Topics for this week include:Shout out to Mirantis' own Jussi Numelin of Team k0s!Cilium & Grafana stack integrate for eBFT-powered observabilitySlim.AI's Public Container ReportCosmonic & Fermyon's WASM CloudsJFrog's open source Pyrsia Blockchain initiativeClosing notes from our time at KubeCon NA'Big Three' Public Cloud Providers all report slowing growth rates for their cloud businessesRepatriation from public cloud takes offBig milestones for Linux & RustIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Cloud Native & Coffee presents biweekly conversations with cloud native infrastructure and application experts from across the community and around the world.In this episode, we speak with Christofer Dutz, founder and maintainer of Apache PLC4X - who recently announced that because corporations weren't paying for support, he would be ceasing to provide community support free of charge - about the state of the open source ecosystem and what he feels needs to be done to continue its prosperity. If you'd like to follow along with the disucssion, check out our supplemental blog from this episode: https://www.mirantis.com/blog/open-source-is-it-reaching-a-breaking-point-recording/If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric & very special, recurring guest host John Jainschigg, bring you Radio Cloud Native live from KubeCon North America in Detroit. Eric & John are excited to network with any potential listeners that may also be in attendance, but - in case you missed it - we'll be recapping all the leading stories from the opening days of the conference. Topics for this week include:Google Cloud & storage updatesMirantis Kubernetes Engine now supports GCPWhy BaseCamp/HEY is leaving the cloudGoogle submits containerized Go project to the CNCFWebAssembly "micro-survey" results from the CNCFThe CNCF introduces a new Linux Foundation course, free!Kubecost - open source & Hosted ReleasesObservations from the Show Floor - KubeCon NA 2022 in DetroitIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.This week, Eric & Nick will be discussing a very Dapr new service for Kubernetes (see what we did there?), Microsoft Ignite, new developments in Broadcom’s VMware acquisition bid, a 2022 survey on IoT & edge, and much, much more!Topics for this week include:Quick programming update - check out Cloud Native & CoffeeKubeCon North America is next weekKubernetes - DiagridTooltip - KubecolorEclipse Foundation releases key finding from 2022 IoT & Edge Dev SurveyThings you may have missed at Microsoft IgniteGitHub Copilot continues to gain steamAI recruitment software dubbed 'automated pseudoscience'Broadcom pushes VMware acquisition forwardFujitsu & Japanese University want internet 'endorsement layer'Eric's Opinion Corner: are our security woes rooted in education gaps?5G C-band & aircraft can now safely share the skiesSpaceX asks Pentagon to foot the bill for Starlink in UkraineWhack-a-DoodleIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Cloud Native & Coffee presents biweekly conversations with cloud native infrastructure and application experts from across the community and around the world.This week, join famed cloud columnist Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, along with Shaun O'Meara, Global Field CTO at Mirantis and host John Jainschigg, as they discuss the ways legacy tech and conventional approaches to cloud are failing IT and developers, and how stressed technologists can start pushing back against that complexity.If you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]

Get the week's news on Kubernetes, the cloud native landscape, and the wider world of tech. Co-hosts Eric Gregory and Nick Chase break through the jargon and help you make sense of it all.Both Eric & Nick are hosting this week to discuss OpenStack Zed, Google's recent State of DevOps report, SBOM skepticism, the latest metaverse developments (a Nick Chase favorite) & much more!Topics for this week include:Mirantis Container Runtime support updateOpenStack releases ZedGoogle's State of DevOps reportVenturebeat's study on IT spendCloudflare launches $1.25B startup fundIs Go making a breaking change to redefine for loop variable semantics?Linux & Windows updates bring their own troubles for usersOpinion: the SBOM frenzy is a bit prematureRecent developments to Metaverse techWhack-a-DoodleIf you want to listen to more episodes of Radio Cloud Native, please visit https://www.mirantis.com/radiocloudnative/ to download, or find them wherever you prefer to consume your podcasts.If you are interested in contributing to Radio Cloud Native, please reach out to our podcast team: [email protected]