Kubernetes Tools: Keptn, Keda, Kudo, Kuma, and Volcano
Kubernetes has become the standard for deploying and managing containerized workloads. It’s simple to work with when workloads are basic and complex when multiple clusters and multiple regions are required. Add Istio to the mix, and complexity reaches a new level. Fortunately, there are tools available to help manage complexity. Below, we’ll take a look at five tools that provide a rich set of capabilities in the areas of automation, metrics, logs, monitoring, setup, scaling, and more. Keptn Keptn is an event-driven control plane that automates continuous delivery for cloud-native applications. The tool helps users define software delivery and operations processes declaratively, helping solve problems associated with continuous software delivery. Delivery pipelines are used to automate the rollout of new features, thus minimizing the amount of manual work required to maintain software. However, when pipelines are designed manually, they become complicated over time because ...