This week we’re going to talk about the most recent trends in the field of Cloud Native app availability and reliability.

In VSHN we have adopted various mechanisms for helping people and the organization to grow at the same time, for one follows the other in a virtuous circle.

This week we’re going to talk about techniques to make sure our pods are doing the right thing.

For VSHN, Open Source is part of our culture. And our commitment pays off; we’ve been consistently figuring in the top ten of Swiss organizations contributing to Open Source.

This week we’re going to answer the question every DevOps team is asking themselves in 2021: “should we use Kubernetes or not?”

We’re very happy to announce a new member of the Project Syn family: the new Commodore Components Hub. This is the new central point of reference and information for all Commodore components available in GitHub.

This week we’re going to talk about various recent articles about programming and software engineering that caught our attention.

We benchmark Kubernetes storage solutions in real life conditions; in this article we share our methodology, results, and final choice.

This is a very special edition with five crazy links that are going to make you laugh, plus a bonus: the complete categorized index to all VSHN.timer entries!

This week we’re going to talk about useful online resources to learn all you need to know about Kubernetes.

Hi there! I’m Sebastian and I’m joining team Tarazed as a System Engineer.

This week we’re going to learn about new and innovative ways to browse, peek, and clone Git projects, wherever they are.

I’m Ramón and I just joined team Pollux as a systems engineer.

On June 24 and 25 2021, the first VSHN internal HackDay took place and it was a huge success. The event was open to all VSHNeers who were interested to break out of the daily business and work on cool and fun stuff.

This week we’re going to talk about useful tools to keep an eye on those thousands of pods running wild and free inside your clusters.

This week we’re going to talk about those fancy terminal applications that make the lives of DevOps engineers easier every day.

Hi! I am Raphael and I joined team Sirius as a System Engineer.

Welcome to the last article of a series of three, about the subject of security in networking applications, TLS, certificates, keys, and more.

Hello! I’m Łukasz and I’m from Upper Silesia in Poland.

This week we’re going to talk about the latest news of OpenShift, the enterprise container platform by Red Hat and IBM.