Story Tag: configuration

Stories Tag: configuration

Kubernetes Configuration (CKAD): ConfigMaps, Secrets, SecurityContext, Resource Req, ServiceAccounts – Dinuth De Zoysa – Medium

admin 2 months ago in

The Certified Kubernetes Application Developer exam certifies that users can design, build, configure, and expose cloud native applications for Kubernetes. I got through Certified Kubernetes Application Developer with 99% score and making this series of videos to help you to get through CKAD with flying colors. During this video Domain 02: Configurations are discussed as a knowledge refresher which gives 18% marks during the exam….

ConfigMaps and volumeMounts : the right way | by Arfat Bin Kileb | Jan, 2021 | Medium

admin 3 months ago in

In almost every case, we want our configuration to be separate than the application code itself. This will enable us to change and tweak the behavior of application without modifying the code itself. There is nothing wrong in modifying code, but is it worth it to go through the long process of compile, build, create image , push image to repository and the deploy again?…

Kustomize ile Kubernetes Konfigürasyon Yönetimi | by Yavuz Selim Doğan | Yapı Kredi Teknoloji | Jan, 2021 | Medium

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Merhaba, bu yazımda sizlere Yapı Kredi Teknoloji içerisinde Kubernetes konfigürasyonlarımızı yönetmek için tercih ettiğimiz Kustomize tool’undan bahsedeceğim. Kustomize Kubernetes konfigürasyonlarınız üzerinde düzenlemeler yapmanızı sağlayan bir tool. Kustomize’ı standalone bir cli olarak kullanabileceğiniz gibi kubectl’in 1.14 versiyonu itibariyle kubectl cli’ı üzerinden de kullanabilirsiniz. Ama burada dikkat etmeniz gereken durum kubectl içerisinde gelen kustomize’ın 2.0.4 versiyonunda kalmış olması. Bu durumla ilgili son statüyü buradan görebilirsiniz. Kustomize’da özellikle…

How to use NFS in Kubernetes Cluster — Configuring the NFS Server. | by Fabio Fernandes | Dec, 2020 |...

admin 4 months ago in

Kubernetes environment, by definition, should be stateless. That way, you can scale your applications, rolling upgrades, and restart crashed apps continuously without any problems. Unfortunately, except for some serverless applications, we need to persist the data almost all the time. Data must be retained beyond the life-cycle of a given application, pod, or even cluster in most cases. To make it possible Kubernetes users will…

Discovering the Kubernetes Artifacts of the WSO2 API Manager deployment. | by Shiran | Nov, 2020 | Medium

admin 5 months ago in

Hi Mates, This is the follow up article of “First Steps to deploy WSO2 API Manager in Kubernetes” In this article I am going to describe the Kubernetes artifacts which we used to deploy in the previous article and it can be found in the following git reprository. https://github.com/shiransilva/my-kubernetes-apim At this point I have already explained some of the related artifacts in “Persisting Custom Implementations…

Injecting config json files into Kubernetes via config maps | by Chaitanya Mannem | Sep, 2020 | Medium

admin 7 months ago in

Note: If you have used up your medium quota for the month, you can click this link to see the article. https://www.notion.so/chaitanyamannemdotcom/Injecting-config-json-files-into-Kubernetes-via-config-maps-10f1b2b34e6c40678f77f6567f2c300d Problem: While deploying our docker image in Kubernetes we need a way for our python program to read a configuration json file. Solution: There is one feature called config maps in Kubernetes, let us deep dive into the nitty gritty of defining and…

Getting Started with YAML Configurations. | by Randil Tennakoon | Dev Genius | Aug, 2020 | Medium

admin 8 months ago in

YAML is a human-readable data-serialization language which is used to store information in key: value format as similar to the JSON. If you’re already familiar with JSON, you know this key: value format. But if you’re not familiar with JSON, then don’t worry, in this post you will understand YAML configurations easily. What YAML stands for? it says, YAML Ain’t Markup Language. When compared to…

Simplifying microservice architecture using Dapr service discovery and conventional coding | by Russell Stather | Jul, 2020 | Medium

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Russell Stather: Chief Digital Transformation Officer, Ignition Group In an enterprise system of any size, the initial simplicity of building with microservices soon becomes a documentation nightmare when supplying configuration to all the components. This is especially true when adding additional services to supply extended functionality. You can still create, build, and deploy a new service within a day, but then it can take a…