Stories Tag: google-kubernetes-engine

The ultimate solution to “It works on my machine” | by Qwiklabs | Apr, 2021 | Medium

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You’ve designed an elegant, masterful solution. The code is beautiful, the logic is flawless, you are amazing. You deploy the code, and sit back with a satisfied smile. But then — record scratch! — you start getting bug reports. How can this be, it worked on your machine! Has this ever happened to you? Docker containers are the solution. With Docker, you can separate your…

Quorum blockchain deployment on Google Kubernetes Engine | by Victor Yeo | Apr, 2021 | Medium

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This article will describe the procedure for deploying quorum blockchain on GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine). Firstly, initialise the quorum blockchain. This step will generate a yaml file called qubernetes.generate.yaml. By default, a 4 nodes blockchain network is initialised, and IBFT consensus is used. The quorum version is 2.7.0. Secondly, export the qubernetes.generate.yaml path. Thirdly, generate the quorum network. This command will take some time to…

How to deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Kubernetes | by Teresa Wu | Apr, 2021 | Medium

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This is a series of Google Cloud Platform study notes: Domain, SSL, and Google Site (#1) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google AppEngine (#2) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Cloud Run (#3) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Compute Engine (#4) How to Deploy Flutter WebApp using Google Kubernetes Engine (#5) Google provides various web hosting options: Compute Engine, App Engine,…

Infra overview and planning: IEEECTF 2020 | by Sanskar Jaiswal | Techloop | Mar, 2021 | Medium

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We at IEEE-VIT conducted a 36 hour CTF from 31st October 2020 to 2nd November 2020, with a variety of different challenges aimed at beginners and enthusiasts. It was crucial to plan our infrastructure and tech stack carefully and extensively, because we wanted to ensure that the CTFers playing had a nice, flawless experience. It would be disastrous if they found a bug/vulnerability in our…

What Exactly Is Kubernetes? – Zeeshan Tariq – Medium

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Kubernetes is an open source container orchestration tool or framework.It was originally designed by Google and is now maintained by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. It managed containerized workloads and services, that facilitates both declarative configuration and automation. It has a large, rapidly growing ecosystem. Kubernetes services, support, and tools are widely available. Features of Orchestration Tool: 1:High Availability 2:Scalability 3:High Performance 4:Disaster Recovery 5:Load…

Kubernetes Weekly: Review in 5 Charts | by Torsten Volk | Mar, 2021 | Medium

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UPDATE: Before we jump in, here is the weekly topic relationship map based on the term importance and correlation of Kubernetes topics on Stackoverflow during the week of March 4, 2021. Based on the 325 Kubernetes-related questions asked on Stackoverflow.com, here are the Top 25 developer and DevOps centric topics of the week. The bar reflects the percentage of the number of total views received…

How to configure OSCAR in Google Kubernetes Engine — A Step-by-Step Guide | by Rajitha Warusavitarana | Mar, 2021 |...

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OSCAR is an open-source platform to support the Functions as a Service (FaaS) computing model for file-processing applications maintained by the GRyCAP community. This article aims to guide the installation process of OSCAR in a cluster managed by Google Kubernetes Engine. Create a Kubernetes cluster in GKE In this article, we are focusing on the Google Kubernetes Engine. This can be also configured in a…

Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Autopilot | by Gokul Chandra | FAUN | Feb, 2021 | Medium

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Autopilot is a new mode of operation for creating and managing Kubernetes clusters in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). In this mode, GKE configures and manages the underlying infrastructure, including nodes and node pools enabling users to only focus on the target workloads and pay per pod resource requests (CPU, memory, and ephemeral storage). In addition to GKE’s SLA on hosts and the control plane, Autopilot…