Check out the 2022 G2 Grid Report for Container Orchestration platforms: https://www.g2.com/products/mirantis-kubernetes-engine-formerly-docker-enterprise/reviews

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.

Our super special guest host, John Jainschigg, is back again! He & Eric dive into some new open source tooling for confidential Kubernetes & distroless container images, a host of security updates & phishing attacks, and a Python vulnerability that has been around for so long, it would be old enough to be legally employed in the United States. Join us for these stories and as always, so much more!

A full list of topics for this week include:

• Mirantis named leader in 2022 G2.com Grid Report
• Constellation's "confidential K8s"
• Wolfi, a Linux "undistro" for supply chain security
• A 15-year-old Python vulnerability
• Phishing GitHub accounts with fake CircleCI notifications
• Fake sites fool Zoom users into downloading deadly code
• Authentication provider, Okta, claims over 1/3 of login attempts are credential stuffing
• Firefox vulnerabilities exposed - patch now!
• Cambodian authorities crack down on "cyber slavery"
• Floppy disks: still here, kind of, for now

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.

Nick is back for this episode to explore some big milestones for WebAssembly and Ethereum, as well as a host of science fiction tropes that have begun to spill over into the real world, including  therapeutic applications of metaverse technology, AI art, and even interplanetary internet. That and so much more in this week's jam-packed episode.

A full list of topics for this week include:

• Wasmtime, a WebAssembly Runtime, has reached 1.0
• Ethereum transitions to proof of stake
• New incubating project at the CNCF: Cloud Custodian
• Rust on Linux progress
• The metaverse & brain health
• Backblaze data on SSD & HHD reliability
• AI Art
• (Solar) System-wide scaling
• Whack-a-Doodle
• Outro

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.

For the second episode in a row, we have a very special guest host, John Jainschigg! He and Eric dive into a strange mix of stories – PyTorch's big move from Meta to the Linux Foundation, the hum of datacenters in northern Virginia, new DevSecOps guidance coming from the NSA & CISA & a whole lot more!

A full list of topics for this week include:

• Interesting results from Salt Labs' API Security Report
• Postman's Sate of the API Report for 2022
• Kubernetes: Hierarchical Namespaces
• NSA & CISA Share DevSevOps Guidelines
• Auto-refreshing Kubernetes CVE feed reaches alpha
• Orca Security's Sate of Public Cloud Security Report for 2022
• CIQ & Rocky Linux
• Meta donates PyTorch to the Linux Foundation
• Datacenter noise out of northern Virginia
• Remembering Peter Eckersley, creator of HTTPS Everywhere, Privacy Badger & Let's Encrypt
• Whack-a-Doodle

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 have a very special, returning guest host John Jainschigg! Him and Eric dive into a strange mix of stories – new moves from the cloud giants, open source projects forming companies, trends in hardware that will hit clouds, datacenters & so much more! To kick it off, Eric jumps right into the HUGE news coming out of Heroku.

A full list of topics for this week include:

• Heroku announces an end to their 'free tier'
• Google vs. Microsoft on IoT
• Azure's Arm server offering hits GA
• WTF is an NPU?
• Intel: Chiplets to CPUs
• Stealing cookies vs. MFA
• Oktapus attacks continue (yes, that's OKTApus)
• A modest proposal re: Edge Routers
• Bun, Oven & Luminaries
• Whack-a-Doodle

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 walk through some exciting alpha features from the Kubernetes 1.25 release, W3C's bumpy road to a HTTPS transition, whistleblowing at Twitter, a Unix legend still updating core utilities after 45 years and much, much more.

A full list of topics for this week include:

• Alpha features for K8s 1.25
• FreedomFi
• Deno's promise of NPM compatibility & speed
• Astro web framework hits 1.0
• W3C's transition to HTTPS 
• Twitter's ex-CSO whistleblower
• Google Cloud Stops big DDOS attack
• Twilio hack
• Metaverse
• Quantum entanglement from 12KM
• Brian Kernighan adds Unicode support to AWK
• Whack-a-Doodle

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.

Nick returns from his time off last week to discuss the latest developments in some major social engineering attacks as well as debates around package manager security practices. We've also got space internet, a new way to look at edge computing, robots, and so much more.

Topics for this week include:

• More on last week's Twilio story
• Google's bug boss: finding vulns is 'totally useless'
• Fileless malware attacks with containers
• A discussion on Dev tooling
• A deep dive into the current state of Edge computing
• Rural broadband
• Robots!
• A double dose of Whack-a-Doodle

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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.

Nick was out, this time for a much needed break, but Eric takes the reins for this abridged episode.  This week's episode is all about the updates coming in Kubernetes 1.25 as well as some recent news stories related to open source tech & software security.

Topics for this week include:

• Kubernetes 1.25: major removals & changes
• GitLab & the case of the quiet repos
• Twilio attack
• Unpacking incident reporting regulations: CISA vs. SEC

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.

Nick returns from his surprise network outage to tackle this week's top stories including the release of Lens 6 from our very own Team Lens, the Kubernetes Gateway API reaching beta, new security issues at Atlassian, an update on the CHIPS & Science Act, and so much more. 

Topics for this week include:

• Lens 6 has arrived!
• Kubernetes Gateway API graduates to beta
• Go version 1.19 is now live
• New vulnerability identified in Atlassian's Confluence (hint: your Org probably uses it)
• Python PyPi package index deleted by creator, form of "protestware"
• Update: CHIPS & Science Act passed in the US
• The NIST's "post-quantum" coding competition
• Tesla sells over 75% of its Bitcoin, holds all of their Dodgecoin
• Double dose of Whack-a-Doodle

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.

Nick was out today due to an unforeseen backhoe incident (seriously),  but Eric took the reigns to discuss a BIG piece of news coming from Mirantis this week, a new C++ successor coming from Google,  emerging malware trends, a recent report on the cybersecurity landscape, and much, much more!

A full list of this week's topic include:

• BIG news: Mirantis to acquire amazee.io
• Google launches Carbon, a potential replacement for C++ 
• New JavaScript runtime Bun eyes the edge
• Security firm Cyble's new report on Luca Stealer malware
• Security insights from SonicWall's 2022 cyber threat report

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week's leading stories were Arm elbowing its way into the cloud space (pun intended), shift-left security trends from Snyk, a lengthy discussion about computer science education reform, and so much more.

This week's topics include:

• GCP announces new Arm-based compute engine for the cloud
• Non-terrestrial 5G from Qualcomm, Ericsson & Thales
• Snyk finds success with tool for "shift-left" security approach
• Discussion: do you think we will see a move towards Dev-centric security tooling?
• GCC steering committee votes to approve Rust front-end
• Upwork & TENT partner to assist Ukrainian refugees with job placement
• Have we finally reached the end of the Elon vs. Twitter saga?
• Big Tech calls for computer science to be taught to US students K-12
• Former crypto giant Celsius files Chapter 11
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. Nick wasn't able to make it this week, but Eric is joined by special guest host John Jainschigg! John is the Director of Open Source Initiatives at Mirantis, and one of the most technically knowledgable members of our team. Eric & John discuss two major organizations transitioning to cloud native models, a new vulnerability in the NGINX Ingress Controller, the impact of machine learning on both 5G security & astronomy, and much more! 

This weeks topics include:

• Security firm Lightspin discovers NGINX Ingress Controller vulnerability
• FedEx quantifies the "digital transformation"
• Gov.UK PaaS sunsetted in favor of public clouds & Kubernetes
• BIG public cloud news: AWS surpassed by Azure as #1 cloud provider
• Machine learning's impact on 5G & Edge
• Webb Space Telescope images & AI
• Island paradise ponders tax-free, "digital nomad" visa

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week, Eric & Nick will will tackle the most interesting cloud native adjacent results from the StackOverflow Dev survey, the latest in AIOps, ongoing Kubernetes security challenges & cloud computing in Space! Join us to get the scoop on that as well as a host of other current & impactful stories.

This weeks topics include:

• Nearly 1M K8s clusters misconfigured & exposed
• Codenotary drops "S-Bomb"
• Sysdig adds Drift control
• A look at the StackOverflow Dev survey results
• Rust for the Linux kernel
• The future of the Tech & IT industries
• StormForge awarded AIOps Platform of the Year
• AIOps vendor DataStax secures $115M
• Space, the final edge
• A word on ethics & privacy in Tech
• Microsoft prioritizes user privacy, one of few
• A word on 5G, Ericsson's latest mobility report
• 35 companies create Metaverse Standards forum
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week, Eric & Nick will discuss the new projects coming out of the CNCF, a major technology vulnerability disclosure, sentient AI, and much, much more!

This weeks topics include:

• New CNCF incubating projects
• Google repositions Anthos
• Docker to acquire Atomist, bolsters secure software supply chain
• Cryptocurrency & the greater fool theory
• CISA raises alarms about industrial operational technology
• RubyGems advances with mandatory MFA for publishers
• Sentient AI for real?
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. Nick is out so you are stuck with Eric for this week's abbreviated episode, but it's still packed full of the best stories including undisclosed middleware installed by leading cloud providers, a side-channel attack called Hertzbleed & a sky full of beautiful sunsets!

This weeks topics include:

• Wiz reporting on secret middleware installed by cloud service providers
• A new side-channel attack called Hertzbleed
• MongoDB announces Cluster-to-Cluster Sync
• It's sunset time for GitHub's Atom IDE
• It's also sunset time for Internet Explorer
• Joe Beda leaves VMware

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week, Eric & Nick will cover Kubernetes costs, the new open source funding model from the Open Infra Foundation, a major vulnerability in Atlassian Confluence, the nature of causality & so much more! 

This weeks topics include:

• Mirantis News! New, free Lens Extension for Docker Desktop
• OpenInfra Foundation announces new open source funding plan
• Cost of running Kubernetes, study from cast.ai
• Atlassian Confluence vulnerability
• Microsoft created new PyWhy org on GitHub
• Let's talk about causality for AI
• Three layers of causal hierarchy
• Causality as it relates to "fake news"
• Technology & society: open letter to US Congress re: blockchain & web3
• Meanwhile in outer space... commercial space flights!
• Whack-a-Doodle: Minecraft removes fireflies in latest version, why?

Each week, Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, and Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week's episode will cover KubeCon Europe, some big acquisitions in the IT space, a host of security-related stories & so much more. 

This weeks topics include:

• Broadcom to announce its acquisition of VMware
• Docker Inc. acquires microservices Dev toolkit: Tilt
• KubeCon Europe in review
• CNCF's investment in Telco companies
• CNCF announces new certifications & courses
• Ethics in Open Source Development
• Dynatrace leads charge, submits OpenFeature project to CNCF
• Closing thoughts on KubeCon Europe 2022
• Over 380K Kubernetes API servers are OPEN to the internet
• A win for "good faith" hackers
• CISA urges federal agencies to patch VMware products or stop using them
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. The leading stories this week are the massive ransomware attack in Costa Rica, a new, secure open source initiative from Google Cloud & some notable new releases from the cloud native world.

This weeks topics include:

• Assured open source software from Google Cloud
• Costa Rica downed by ransomware attack
• Red Hat Kubernetes security survey
• Juniper announces release of CN2
• Envoy Gateway announced, makes envoy proxy easier for Developers
• Elon & Twitter update
• Study published on mental health & social media usage
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week, Eric & Nick dive into the news coming out of DockerCon, new developments at Google Cloud, and the latest in AI & quantum computing.

This weeks topics include:

• Big news from DockerCon
• AI entering the realm of "public usage"
• Intel's new AI/ML offering
• Google Cloud announces GA for TPU VMs
• Google buys MobileX, folds it into Google Cloud
• Eternal Security Corner: Updates within the NIST
• Palantir is back!
• IBM's quantum scaling promise
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week's leading story, May the 4th be with you! In addition, Nick & Eric will be discussing the release of Kubernetes 1.24, the CNCF's new working group focused on environmental impact, recent studies pertaining to the cloud marketplace & bias within AI programs.

This weeks topics include:

• Kubernetes version 1.24 is here
• The CNCF takes a look at environmental impact
• VMware's recent Kubernetes survey results
• Algorithmic Biases
• Google & AI
• Teleport closes with $110M in funding
• Whack-a-Doodle

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. This week's leading stories include Istio heading to the CNCF,  an incredible study by arXiv on ML backdoors, and two (seemingly) never-ending stories: the Log4Shell vulnerability & the Elon vs. Twitter saga. 

This weeks topics include:

• Intro & Agenda
• Google to donate open source project Istio to the CNCF
• Netlify adds content creation tool AT THE EDGE
• Release of Node.js v18
• Esperanto's RISC-V AI Chip tested by Samsung & others
• Yet another chapter in the never-ending Elon vs. Twitter saga
• And more on the Log4Shell vulnerability
• arXiv study on machine learning backdoor techniques
• As promised, a double-dose of Whack-a-Doodle

On this week's Radio Cloud Native, co-host Nick Chase is back! And he is joined once again by co-host Eric Gregory. They'll discuss the recent Atlassian outage, upcoming software and technology projects, and even get into government experiments pertaining to 5G and quantum computing (conspiracy theorists welcome). We didn't have time for Whack-a-doodle this week, but Nick has promised to double up in next week's show.

This weeks topics include:

• Atlassian Outage
• Heroku GitHub oauth Breach
• Encore, the Tiny Company Providing Automated App Deployment
• Release of WASM 2.0
• Greymatter.io Closes $7.1 M in Series A
• Release of Kubeflow 1.5
• National Science Foundation Experiments
• SONiC Joins the Linux Foundation
• Project Nephio: A Google & Linux Foundation Collab
• The Never-Ending Elon & Twitter Saga
• DOD Delays the JEDI Project
• Intel Calls its Facial Recognition AI a Teaching Tool?
• Update on the Chip Shortage

On this week's installment of Radio Cloud Native, Sr. Technical Writer from Mirantis Eric Gregory is joined once more by special guest host Nočnica Fee, Radio Cloud Native's fabulous podcast Producer. They'll discuss the Kubernetes v1.24 release delay, the removal of Dockershim, quantum cyber-attacks FROM THE FUTURE, the latest in the Elon Musk vs. Twitter saga, and more. 

If you share Eric's passion fro retro PCs, check out this video from LGR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0zZqHOZq7M

This weeks topics include:

• Kubernetes v1.24 Delayed to May 3, 2022
• 3 Steps to Prepare for Dockershim Removal
• Talos Linux Reaches 1.0
• Security Update: OpenSSH 9 Release
• Hardware-Assisted Security Solutions on the Rise
• Spring4Shell Exploited to Launch Mirai Botnet
• Crypto & Blockchain Update: NFT Slowdown
• The Musk-Twitter Saga Continues

On this week's installment of Radio Cloud Native, Sr. Technical Writer from Mirantis Eric Gregory is joined by special guest host Nočnica Fee, Radio Cloud Native's fabulous podcast Producer. They'll talk about the big news coming from Docker Inc, Elon's new stake in Twitter, and much, much more! 

This weeks topics include:

• Cloud Ecosystem
• Docker Inc. Raises over $100M in Series C
• Google Releases Distributed Cloud Hits GA
• Azure Adds Arm Server Support
• Cloud & Cybersecurity
• Release of Spring4Shell
• Devastating, New Phishing Technique: "Browser in the Browser"
• UK Treasury Starts Creating NFTs
• Cryptocurrency News
• Overall Crypto Loses Spikes 695% just in Q1
• Discussion: Why it's a Great Time to be a Hacker
• Technology in Society
• Fully Autonomous X-Ray Imaging AI Approved in the EU
• Are AIs Taking Over?
• Elon Musk & Twitter

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. 

This week's topics include:

• Update on Apache Log4Shell Vulnerability
• FCC Adds Kaspersky to List of National Security Threats
• Hackers Gaining Power of Subpoena via Fake "Emergency Data Requests"
• Protocol's Feature Article on Containers Running on AWS
• SEC Proposes a New Rule to Bake Climate Change into their Disaster Management Plan
• US & Canada Proposing "CLOUD Act"
• The EU's Digital Markets Act
• Generics Added to Go v1.18
• Oracle Starts Auditing Java Licenses
• Whack-a-doodle: LinkedIn Creates "Fake" Profiles via AI
• Whack-a-doodle: Mike Tyson Price for Fighting Jake Paul
• Whack-a-doodle: New Method for COVID Detection
• Whack-a-doodle: Steve Wozniak Starts New Space Company
• Whack-a-doodle: Dyson Releases New, Headphones?

Each week, Nick Chase, Director of Technical Marketing & Developer Relations, and Eric Gregory, Sr. Technical Writer, break down the interesting & impactful stories from across the cloud native technology landscape. 

This weeks topics include:

• CRI-O Vulnerability
• Updated NSA Kubernetes Hardening Guide
• HackerOne Security Drive
• Biden's Warning re: Cyber Attacks on Private Sector
• Biden Signs Bill re: Securing Infrastructure
• Bill Before US Congress to End Mergers over $5B
• "Microservices: Why are We Doing This?" by Michael DeHaan
• Red Hat vs. WeMakeDedora.org
• Courts Rule Non-Open "Open Source" is False Advertising
• Harness & Weaveworks
• OVHCloud Lodges Antitrust Complaint against Microsoft
• Microsoft Partners with Fortum
• Ethisphere's List of the Most Ethical Companies
• Equinix to Purchase 4 Datacenters in Chile & Peru
• Amazon Plans to Spend $2.4M on Datacenters in the UK
• A Deeper Dive into Ethisphere
• Open Source & Politics
• Update on Ukrainian Crypto Situation
• Individual Attacks on Russian Infrastructure
• Update on Merck Pharmaceuticals
• Russians Side-Stepping Restrictions with VPNs
• FreedomFi Closes Funding Round for Democratized 5G
• Updates on EU Crypto Legislation
• Whackadoodle: A New Form of Kidnapping