Kubernetes

See how you can build a ML pipeline with Kubeflow! After setting up Kubeflow on your Kubernetes Cluster you (and your data science team) can explore the dataset and develop the first version of the ML model.

Use Ansible to stand up a cluster and support your on-prem Kubernetes environment on X-Series. Our Cisco Validated Designs (CVDs) help you design, deploy, and extend new technologies by offering best practices along with server, storage, and network configurations.

Cisco Kubernetes in Cisco Enterprise NFVIS provides DevOps with a familiar set of k8s workflows to deploy containerized applications, taking full advantage of service-chained VNFs managed by NetOps.

This is the 3rd blog in a series focused on financial services where I investigate some of the challenges around managing hybrid cloud operations within the payment application development arena where I take a deeper dive into how payment application companies can stay at the forefront of innovation by continuously meeting consumer demand for speedy, flexible, secure, and seamless payment experiences.

Listen to this podcast to learn about the External Secrets Operator (ESO) project -- an open-source solution that has come together across the Kubernetes ecosystem to create one shared resource for integrating external secret management systems. 

There is a clear match between what containers make possible and what customer use cases demand. Hear how increasing customer expectations for Kubernetes is bringing up questions about the role open source is playing in an organization's tech stack.

How machine learning applications can be deployed using Cisco Intersight Kubernetes Service, and how to build an automated ML pipeline using Kubeflow.

Learn how powerful Kubernetes is for managing and monitoring applications, and how Kubernetes has made its way into edge compute applications. Then get introduced to open source container technologies and how to build your own cloud native applications.

Learn how to use TriggerMesh to take any source of data, transform and route that data using any language or serverless function, and send it to your modern cloud-native applications, all running on Cisco IKS.