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Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes

Pod Security Standards in Kubernetes

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It has been over five years since Pod Security Policies (PSP) in Kubernetes were replaced by the newer Pod Security Standards (PSS). One of the main reasons for this major change was to simplify management - and yet, even today, Pod Security Standards are still far from being used in all clusters. That's why today's blog post focuses on the functionality, background, and benefits of Pod Security Standards and Pod Security Admission (PSA), which you can easily enable and configure in any...

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Kubernetes Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

Kubernetes Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them

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Kubernetes is now the standard for modern container orchestration. Companies benefit from scalability, automation, and a high degree of flexibility. But it is precisely this complexity that often leads to common operational errors. Many of these problems aren’t caused...

Interview series: Justin Lamp on Kubernetes

Interview series: Justin Lamp on Kubernetes

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Every story begins with people who make a difference. In our interview series, it is precisely these people who have their say: NWS employees who share their experiences, ideas and insights with us. We want to know what drives them and what we can all learn from them....

Kubernetes (K8s) Terms explained in everyday language

Kubernetes (K8s) Terms explained in everyday language

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Kubernetes (K8s for short) has become an integral part of modern IT infrastructures. At the same time, many companies and decision-makers shy away from this technology: not only because of the technology itself, but also because of the many unfamiliar terms. In this...

What comes after ingress-nginx?

What comes after ingress-nginx?

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Last November, the Kubernetes project announced the discontinuation of the popular ingress controller ingress-nginx. After a best-effort transition phase until March 2026, the project will no longer receive any releases, bug fixes or security updates from this point...

Kubernetes Release v1.35: What’s New?

Kubernetes Release v1.35: What’s New?

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The latest Kubernetes release was published just in time for the end of 2025. We therefore kicked off the new year with the usual detailed release notes. As with every Kubernetes version, the release team has once again chosen a name and a release motto. Kubernetes...

Anomaly Detection with Falco

Anomaly Detection with Falco

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We rely on containers and Kubernetes to operate the NETWAYS Cloud and our other services. Among other things, this approach allows us to cleanly separate different microservices on the same hypervisor and operate multi-tenant SaaS solutions.However, this architecture...

What is Kubernetes?

What is Kubernetes?

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The digital transformation is constantly presenting companies with new challenges. Applications need to be deployed quickly, scaled flexibly and operated with high availability. This is exactly where Kubernetes comes into play. But what exactly does this term, which...

CoreDNS and Kubernetes: an overview

CoreDNS and Kubernetes: an overview

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CoreDNS is one of the unsung heroes of Kubernetes. It can be found in almost every Kubernetes setup and performs its tasks reliably and unnoticed. It can also be found in NETWAYS Managed Kubernetes®.That's why I was recently surprised to suddenly have to interact with...

Kubernetes Gateway API explained

Kubernetes Gateway API explained

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If you run applications, you usually want to interact with them. This basic statement is almost always true: whether it's a web store, database or cloud storage, you have to access the services via a network somehow. Very few applications run in a network vacuum. In...