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AI for Businesses: General-Purpose vs. Industry-Specific AI

by Nadine Kustos | Aug 12, 2026 | AI, Blog, General

When choosing the right AI for a business, people often turn first to a large, off-the-shelf platform. It’s well-known, up and running in just a few minutes, and capable of an astonishing range of tasks. But things get complicated—at the latest—when specialized data comes into play or the legal department asks about GDPR compliance and data management. This is exactly where generic AI solutions differ from specialized industry-specific ones. In this article, we’ll look at where the real...

Our Kubernetes Release Review for v1.34 ‘Of Wind & Will’

by Daniel Bodky

As usual, there has been a new release of the Kubernetes project at the end of August, and so in our Kubernetes release review we take another look at the new features , improvements and deprecated features in our favorite container orchestrator. The new release Of...

CoreDNS and Kubernetes: an overview

by Daniel Bodky

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

by Daniel Bodky

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...

Our Kubernetes release review of Kubernetes v1.33 Octarine

by Daniel Bodky

Kubernetes v1.33 was released last Tuesday, and as always, we at NWS took a close look at what's new, what features the project has gotten rid of, and which features stand out in particular. As always, you can find the highlights including practical examples in our...

NETWAYS on the road – our KubeCon London Review

by Daniel Bodky

Last week it was time again - the KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe in London was on the agenda! As in previous years, NETWAYS Managed Services was there again with some colleagues - not least because our membership in the CNCF was officially announced. You can find out...

Kubernetes Policies with OPA Gatekeeper

by Daniel Bodky

Once you have got started with Kubernetes and are in productive operation, new requirements are often added to the existing environments over time. These can be diverse: from consistent labels for rolled-out applications to security-relevant settings, there are many...

Lightweight and powerful: K3s at a glance

by Daniel Bodky

More than 10 years after its release, the Kubernetes project has found its way into the mainstream. The best proof of this is the large number of available solutions: (almost) every cloud provider has managed Kubernetes on offer, as well as a large number of freely...

New cloud server models: performance and dedicated

by Sebastian Saemann

We are expanding our cloud server portfolio for optimal and consistent performance of the most demanding applications. Two new additional model series are now available as cloud servers or Kubernetes nodes. "p" model (performance): These new cloud servers with vCPUs...

Nextcloud configuration with Kustomize

by Joshua Hartmann

In this guide, we will show you how to implement your Nextcloud configuration with Kustomize on a Kubernetes cluster. Note: These instructions are not intended for productive use. It only serves as a basic illustration of how you can customize applications with...

Kubernetes v1.31 “Elli”: This is new

by Daniel Bodky

Two weeks ago, the Kubernetes project received its first update after its tenth birthday. If you take a closer look at the release notes, at first glance there are few groundbreaking innovations in Kubernetes v1.31 with the mascot "Elli" - and that's a good thing. The...

Talos Linux on OpenStack: step by step

by Daniel Bodky

Choosing the right platform for running Kubernetes workloads is an important strategic decision. Managed Kubernetes services offer a quick and easy way to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, but they often come with limitations in terms of flexibility and...

LUKS Encrypted storage in Kubernetes

by Daniel Bodky

Today, more and more stateful applications are finding their way into production Kubernetes clusters. Therefore, it is likely that you are already using persistent volumes or persistent volume claims(PVs/PVCs) for the workloads you or your organization deploy. If you...

NWS Kubernetes Playground

by Daniel Bodky

We are very excited to introduce you to our brand new NWS Kubernetes Playground! This interactive platform is designed to help you master cloud-native technologies, familiarize yourself with tools like Kubernetes, and explore a range of NWS offerings - all for free!...

Rejekts and KubeCon 2024 Review

by Daniel Bodky

Last week, our team was at KubeCon2024 to find out about the latest developments in the cloud-native landscape. Back at home, we naturally want to share our insights with you! Buckle up, get your office chair in an upright position, and let's get started with Rejekts...

Secure Ingress-NGINX with Cert-Manager

by Daniel Bodky

In one of the first tutorials on our site, we showed you how to install and set up Ingress-NGINX in your cluster. Today we'll go one step further and look at how you can secure Ingress-NGINX and your services with the help of TLS certificates through Cert-Manager!...

Kubernetes with Cilium: Traffic filtering based on L7

by Justin Lamp

With the new version of the Cilium CNI on our Kubernetes service, you get the ability to filter traffic based on L7 properties. This is normally reserved for service meshes and can be very helpful in securing your services. In this tutorial, we will secure an API...

RWX with the NFS Ganesha Provisioner

by Marc Zimmermann

You have the requirement that your application must scale across multiple nodes for load balancing, but need access to a common PVC? For this purpose, you need a PVC that is ReadWriteMany (RWX)-capable. As part of our Managed Kubernetes Cluster, it is possible to...