Story Tag: golang

Stories Tag: golang

Migrating from GKE to Cloud Run. Migrating a golang REST API from… | by Erik | Dreamwod tech | Jan,...

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Migrating a golang REST API from Kubernetes Engine (GKE) to Cloud Run Kubernetes at Google Cloud (GKE) was used during the development and the testing of the Dreamwod app (https://www.dreamwod.app). GKE has been working good but it has also been the most expensive and complicated part of the hosting. We have because of that been migrated from GKE to Cloud Run. The primary reasons behind…

Zombie Dependencies. More haunted dependencies in the jungle | by Dan Lorenc | Jan, 2021 | Medium

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More haunted dependencies in the jungle This is Part Two of my Dependency Jungle series. (Part 1 here). I’m trying to better understand how large networks of projects manage dependencies, vulnerabilities and upgrades, so I decided to spend some time doing it myself. By documenting and sharing this experience, I’m hoping we can come up with ideas to systematically improve this process, making it faster…

Behind the scenes of kubeadm init | by Arun Prasad | CloudLego | Dec, 2020 | Medium

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In this Byte size post we will uncover the code that is executed in the background when we execute kubeadm init command. If you had ever setup a self hosted kubernetes cluster then most probably you would have followed any one of the below: When I started working on kubernetes I followed the kubeadm way which I felt was the most easiest solution for beginners…

Protein Folding on Digital Ocean Infrastructure It’s actually, surprisingly easy. Using a small script, a Kubernetes cluster can be provisioned...

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Protein Folding on Digital Ocean Infrastructure It’s actually, surprisingly easy. Using a small script, a Kubernetes cluster can be provisioned and tasked with running a [email protected] image that runs 800 CPU cores to the max. DO’s API is simple, lean, and straight forward. Simply generate an API key, and you’re off to the races.

Go Micro on Kubernetes: Getting started | by JM Robles | Dec, 2020 | Medium

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TL;DR: How to start to develop and deploy microservices with Go Micro ecosystem on a Kubernetes cluster. Go micro is a microservices ecosystem for develop microservices without the “glue” boilerplate code (registry, authentication, broker, …) Just focus in your business logic code (aka “the handlers”). With its latest version, v3, it’s pretty easy to develop microservices. It’s an ecosystem because go-micro beyonds a framework. It…

Advanced Kubernetes Operators Development | by Kuckuc Begum | Dec, 2020 | Medium

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In the previous article ㉿ (Kubernetes Operator for Beginners — What, Why, How), I have described Kubernetes Operators’ concepts and how to implement one with a simple example of auto-generating ServiceAccount and ClusterRoleBinding through Kubebuilder. But that example is rough and does not meet the production standards, just for illustration. 😞 poor operator, by author Operators that run in production obviously need more. This article…

Advanced Kubernetes Operators Development | by Stefanie Lai | Dec, 2020 | Medium

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In the previous article ㉿ (Kubernetes Operator for Beginners — What, Why, How), I have described Kubernetes Operators’ concepts and how to implement one with a simple example of auto-generating ServiceAccount and ClusterRoleBinding through Kubebuilder. But that example is rough and does not meet the production standards, just for illustration. 😞 Operators that run in production obviously need more. This article lists multiple aspects of…