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Deploy a Kubernetes Cluster Across NETWAYS Web Services and AWS With Claudie

by Daniel Bodky | May 27, 2026 | Blog, Blog, Kubernetes

This guide walks through building a 7-node Kubernetes cluster spread across NETWAYS Web Services (OpenStack) and AWS, managed end-to-end by Claudie. This article has been created in collaboration with Samuel Stoličný from Berops. You can find him on LinkedIn if you want to learn more about Claudie. Why This Setup Running the same cluster across a German OpenStack provider and a hyperscaler gives you two things that are hard to get from either one alone. NWS keeps your core workloads on...

NETWAYS Managed Kubernetes® v2: Gardener Explained

by Justin Lamp

Wie im Dezember-Newsletter bereits angekündigt, haben wir unser Deployment und die Verwaltung der NETWAYS Managed Kubernetes® Cluster umgestellt. Als Ablöse des vom OpenStack Projekt betriebenen Magnum haben wir uns für das Gardener Projekt entschieden. Our Reasons...

Kubernetes Security: Points of attack & protective measures

by Nadine Kustos

Kubernetes impresses us with its flexibility and scalability and has now become the standard for modern container orchestration. It enables you to deploy and scale applications efficiently and operate them with high availability. But with great performance comes great...

The most important tools for getting started with Kubernetes

by Nadine Kustos

If you're just starting out in the world of Kubernetes, the multitude of tools and terms can quickly seem overwhelming. But with the right tools, you can get started much more easily: from local development to productive clusters. In this article, we will introduce...

What is Kubernetes?

by Nadine Kustos

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...

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...

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...

Increase persistent volumes in Kubernetes

by Dominik Seidel

Do you want to enlarge a PersistentVolume (PV) in Kubernetes? This tutorial will show you how to do this. What PVs are and how to create them is explained in the tutorial Creating persistent volumes in Kubernetes, on which this tutorial is based. You need more...

Kubernetes alerting with Prometheus

by Gabriel Hartmann

In a previous tutorial , Sebastian explained how you can monitor your Kubernetes cluster with the Prometheus Operator. This article builds on this and shows how you can set up notifications by email and as push notifications with the Alertmanager. Installing the...

Creating persistent volumes in Kubernetes

by Achim Ledermüller

You want to create a persistent volume in Kubernetes? Here you can find out how this works with Openstack Cinder in NWS Managed Kubernetes. Pods and containers are by definition more or less volatile components in a Kubernetes cluster and are created and destroyed as...

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