Story Tag: azure

Stories Tag: azure

Modern tools and frameworks worth attention for .NET developers | Geek Culture

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TLDR; In this overview article I will make an introduction to modern stuff like DAPR, TYE, Nomad, Consul, KEDA, .NET 6. I find them exciting and worthy of your learning time this fall. So you can start a new year with a green-field project or maybe a new job :). I love pluggable components, yes Kubernetes provides the ability to port your application around different…

Fasten EDA development with Dapr. Introduction | by Geoffrey | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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In this article I will guide you to the development of an Even Driven Architecture Software using Dapr and Quarkus. We will use AWS, Azure, GCP and Redis as Middlewares. Micro-services architecture became the new way to deploy applications. Instead of having a big software with hundreds of millions of lines: You split your software on smaller pieces grouped by functionalities. This has 5 advantages:…

Azure Kubernetes Service — Next level persistent storage with Azure Disk CSI driver | by Nico Meisenzahl | 01001101 |...

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When talking about persistent storage with Kubernetes Persistent Volumes (PVs) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) are our tools of choice. We can use them with Azure Disks and Azure Files for a long time now. But now it is time to bring them to the next level! This post mainly focuses on Azure Disks (don’t miss to review the links below to get more details…

Using pure Terraform to deploy a Kubernetes cluster running Kong Gateway ☸ | by Grant Birkinbine | Oct, 2021 |...

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Create and deploy a K8s cluster for running any application with Kong as an API ingress using Terraform! Full Disclosure: This article is not sponsored (or promoted) by Kubernetes, Kong, Terraform, GitHub or any other organization. The sole purpose of this article is support the opensource community. 🖥️ Have you ever had a great idea for a web app that got you so excited you…

$10M to optimize Kubernetes: CAST AI raises Series A and extends support to top 3 cloud providers | Medium

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To deliver on our promise of fully automated cloud cost optimization for Kubernetes, we raised $10 million in a Series A round led by the San Francisco-based Cota Capital, with Samsung Next and other investors participating. Managing cloud deployments effectively to control costs has become a priority for organizations of all sizes, Bobby Yazdani, Cota Capital founder, and partner “We are excited to partner with…

Kubernetes with Asp.NET and React and Azure DevOps | by Mahdi Karimipour | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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Setting up Kubernetes in production while implementing cloud-native best practices could be a journey for some enterprise products as it involves DNS, Ingress, Secret and Config Management, Automated Pipelines and a few other elements. In this post, I cover all the main building blocks along with detailed implementation steps to automatically build, deploy and run Asp.NET APIs and React apps on Kubernetes.

Secure Azure Cosmos DB access by using Azure Managed Identities | by Christian Dennig | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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Learn how to use Azure RBAC to connect to Cosmos DB and increase the security of your application by using Azure Managed Identities. A few months ago, the Azure Cosmos DB team released a new feature that enables developers to use Azure principals (AAD users, service principals etc.) and Azure RBAC to connect to the database service. The feature significantly increases the security and can…

A Lap around Kubernetes Security & Vulnerability scanning Tools — checkov, kube-hunter, kube-bench & Starboard | by Cloud Journeys with...

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The Security management & vulnerability scanning is an indispensable part of Kubernetes. The container vulnerability scanning, node security, CIDR ranges IP scan, host security is to be managed for Kubernetes cluster & also for managed Kubernetes resources (e.g. EKS, AKS, GKE etc). The security scanning is required from API server logging analysis to yaml pod manifest, container image vulnerability scanning, RBAC permission auditing etc. There’re…

Kubernetes v1.22 ends Cloud Provider LoadBalancer lock-in | by Adam Dunstan | ThermoKline | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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Users of Cloud Provider provisioned Kubernetes have been locked into using the Cloud providers LoadBalancers for external access to their applications. This changed in v1.22, a new feature called LoadBalancer class allows 3rd party solutions to selected as an alternative to the default Cloud LoadBalancer. Kubernetes is integrated with the Cloud providers infrastructure using a “cloud controller”. Just as the control plane components are not…

Azure DevOps Self Hosted Agents in Azure Kubernetes Service | by Kasun Rajapakse | Sep, 2021 | Enlear Academy

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Modern software development is driven by DevOps practices. From startups to enterprises are adopting DevOps to their application development. DevOps allows organizations to release applications more frequently and faster cycles. CALMS is a framework that assesses a company’s ability to adopt DevOps processes, as well as a way of measuring success during a DevOps transformation. The acronym was coined by Jez Humble, co-author of “The…