The Otter’s Den
Your go-to hub for Kubernetes security and tech know-how
- Network
Otter this world: How to chart Kubernetes egress traffic with Otterize
Discover how Otterize helps you gain visibility into your egress Kubernetes connections.
- Network
Otter this world: How to chart Kubernetes egress traffic with Otterize
Discover how Otterize helps you gain visibility into your egress Kubernetes connections.
- Culture
BlogAug 24 2022Do you wanna write a blog post? Kicking off a blog-posting culture
Join us on the path of nurturing a culture of blogging within the Otterize team, where the sharing of genuine developer experiences, successes, challenges, and lessons learned is seamlessly woven into the fabric of community engagement and storytelling.
- Go
BlogAug 16 2022Who moved my error codes? Adding error types to your GoLang GraphQL Server
Discover Otterize's move to GraphQL, exploring the challenges and creative solutions in transitioning various APIs, from back-end services to the web app, and gaining insights into the complexities of this journey.
- Kubernetes
BlogAug 08 2022Kubernetes traffic discovery
Discover the intricacies of Kubernetes communication as we unveil our open-source traffic discovery tool, providing a detailed exploration of our approach to mapping the network of services and deciphering "who's calling whom" within the cluster.
- Core
BlogJul 08 2022The essence
Discover the thrill of "the startup way," exploring the continuous joy of discovery throughout a startup's growth, including aspects like team dynamics, technologies, insights about businesses, and personal revelations.
- Core
BlogJul 07 2022So you want to deploy mTLS
Join the journey of a platform engineer securing traffic in a production environment, as they explore implementing mTLS to ensure encryption and authentication in a way that's user-friendly for the whole team.
- Go
BlogMay 06 2022Golang contexts and blocking functions
Learn how to prevent intermittent application stalls by using Golang contexts and non-blocking functions, ensuring potential issues are avoided in the future by signaling blocking functions in their signatures and allowing callers to take necessary precautions.