Story Tag: google-kubernetes-engine

Stories Tag: google-kubernetes-engine

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…

Quickstart my heart: How to get your feet wet with the many Google Cloud and AWS backends | by Joshua...

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Google Cloud Platform and Amazon Web Services provide many different infrastructures for running a web app. However, it can be intimidating to give new services a try. When getting familiar with a new service, initially you might want to spin up a minimal instance from the command line. In this post, you’ll see how to get rapidly acquainted with nine Google Cloud and AWS services…

Hybrid multi-cluster service mesh — Anthos cluster on AWS ↔ GKE | by Anil Saravade | Searce Engineering | Jan,...

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In this article we will go through the process of deploying applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters running on Anthos cluster on AWS & Google Kubernetes Engine by using an Istio multi-cluster service mesh. Istio is a service mesh — a modernized service networking layer that provides a transparent and language-independent way to flexibly and easily automate application network functions. It is a popular solution for…

Getting started with Kubernetes, what Kubernetes is , Main components , Architecture of K8s, K8s cluster using MicroK8s , deploy...

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After 5 years I had a proper vacation. But thanks to corona I couldn’t spend it travelling or having a drink with friends thank to Corona. So I decided to teach my self something and Kubernetes always looked interesting to me. With some external motivation as well I started checking what this is. This article is aimed for someone who wants to get into learning…

How To: Create first Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud and connect to it from local machine. | by Sunit Chatterjee...

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In our previous blog, we created a local Kubernetes cluster using Minikube or Kind. In this blog we will see how to create a cluster in Google Cloud using GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine), and connect to it from our local machine. Before we create a Kubernetes cluster on the cloud, lets first talk about the cost involved with it. Why am I talking about costs…

Django On GKE: LoadBalancer Refused To Connect | by Qm | Nov, 2020 | Medium

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Recently i have deployed my containerized django app to the Google Kubernetes Engine used the Deployment config with 3 replicas and it consists with the LoadBalancer, Cloud SQL instance and Storage Bucket. After I built my image as local and pushed to Google Container Registry and started all my pods and 3 services, I tried to access the app with the external IP and port…

Upgrading Google Kubernetes Engine | by Mike Sparr | Nov, 2020 | DoiT International

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At DoiT International we work with customers small and large, and from time to time we recognize common issues, especially with some of our larger-scale customers. A recent issue upgrading Google’s GKE (managed Kubernetes), we feel is worth sharing in case others are planning their upgrades or run into similar issues. It’s important to say, not all customers experience this, but the following symptoms we’ve…

Continuous Deployment to GKE with Travis CI | by Rajat Sharma | Oct, 2020 | Medium

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CI/CD is a widely adopted practice in modern-day software development.CI (Continuous integration) is a development practice where developers integrate code into a shared repository frequently. Each integration can then be verified by an automated build and automated tests. CD in CI/CD refers to continuous delivery and/or continuous deployment, which are related concepts that sometimes get used interchangeably.Continuous delivery usually means a developer’s changes to an…

Google Config Connector — My way to CNCF | by Stefanie Lai | Oct, 2020 | Medium

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Are you still using VM? Have you ever tried AWS, GCP? Didn’t you even get to know Kubernetes? It is 2020, and if you are not using Kubernetes yet, you need to think about your situation. That is what I experienced in early 2020 — not knowing anything about CNCF or Kubernetes, except for a little about AWS and GCP VMs, made me a lost…