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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 onwards. That time has now come, and so we want to take another look at the question: What comes after ingress-nginx? Why was ingress-nginx discontinued? ingress-nginx is an open source project. Intended as a reference...

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Immutable Backups with S3: How to Protect Your Data

Immutable Backups with S3: How to Protect Your Data

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Object Storage offers a number of technical features that can look complicated and seemingly superfluous when taken out of context. When combined, however, they become extremely handy for certain use‑cases - ​for example, immutable backups with S3. In this hands‑on...

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...

IPv6 Support @NETWAYS

IPv6 Support @NETWAYS

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The time has finally come: IPv6 is now fully usable in the NETWAYS Cloud! Many have already asked for it, others have feared it - but one thing is clear: IPv6 is the future. It is therefore all the more important to give our customers the opportunity to use it. Some...

Kubernetes Policies with OPA Gatekeeper

Kubernetes Policies with OPA Gatekeeper

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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...

Nextcloud with two-factor authentication

Nextcloud with two-factor authentication

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What is two-factor authentication (2FA)? Two-factor authentication (2FA) increases the security of your Nextcloud account by requiring both your password and a second verification method. This second factor usually comes from an app such as Google Authenticator or...

LUKS Encrypted storage in Kubernetes

LUKS Encrypted storage in Kubernetes

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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...

LUKS encrypted storage on OpenStack

LUKS encrypted storage on OpenStack

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Conscientiously securing your IT landscape has become increasingly important in recent years. With a steady increase in (user) data that needs to be managed, processed and stored, encrypting this data should be on your agenda for a holistically secured IT...