Stories Tag: kubernetes

DevOps jargon. /ˈdʒɑːɡ(ə)n/ | by Dejanu Alex | Jul, 2021 | FAUN

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/ˈdʒɑːɡ(ə)n/ : special words or expressions used by a profession or group that are difficult for others to understand. During my journey through the DevOps landscape every now and then I found myself somehow caught off guard in various contexts being interviews, meetings, conferences due to some peculiar and specific technical term used by others . As technology is evolving at a fast pace, new…

Kubernetes Tutorial: Running a Rails App in Kubernetes | by Engine Yard | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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As stated on their website, “Kubernetes is an open-source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.” Here we’ll take a Rails app, create an image using a Dockerfile, and let Kubernetes manage the containers for us. We will discuss the following: We’ll start by creating a Kubernetes secret. This secret contains the secret key base and database credentials required by the Rails…

Arrikto is hiring Kubeflow Developer Relations Engineer | by Jimmy Guerrero | Jul, 2021 | Arrikto’s MLOps and Kubeflow Blog

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Our mission at Arrikto is to take the DevOps principles widely used for development and infrastructure, and apply them to data managed across the entire machine learning lifecycle. In effect, treating ‘Data as Code’ along every dimension: from CI/CD, to versioning, lineage, packaging, differential tracking, cloning, branching, merging, collaboration, and secure access. With Arrikto, GitOps practices that were once only available to software developers and…

Top Quotes from Cloud Foundry Summit 2021 – Altoros Blog – Medium

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Held virtually for the second year in a row, CloudFoundry (CF) Summit 2021 featured cf-for-k8s v.5 — combining the Cloud Foundry API with Kubernetes, Istio, etc. — aimed to streamline the development. During the summit, the elected members of the Technical Oversight Committee shared ideas about the changes to make the system more accessible. Finally, the community discussed the perks of K8s and CF, such…

Save Costs With Virtual Kubernetes Clusters | Medium

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by Fabian Kramm Virtual Kubernetes clusters are fully functional Kubernetes clusters that run within another Kubernetes cluster. The difference between a regular Kubernetes namespace and a virtual cluster is that a virtual cluster has its own separate Kubernetes control plane and storage backend. Only a handful of core resources, such as pods and services, are actually shared among the virtual and host cluster. All other…

Installing Minikube on Windows 10 | by Francesco Furnari | Jul, 2021 | kiratech.io

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The aim of this guide is to teach the reader how to configure your Windows 10 setup and install Minikube on it, which in our experience proved to be a tricky process. Following this post will result in you having a fully working Minikube setup on your Windows device! This is mandatory: otherwise, Minikube won’t work since Hyper-V requires an Administrator account to work. Installing…

Security Is a Service Owner Problem, It’s Not Just for Your CISO | by Fairwinds | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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Security can often feel like a top-down initiative — install an antivirus, do this training so you know how to avoid being phished — that kind of thing. But good security starts from the bottom up, and organizations implementing service ownership need to push this down to the level of the developer/service owner. Most developers don’t know how to own the security of their services;…

Setup EKS and flux 2 with Terraform | by Joshua Jordan | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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Been looking at flux 2 and wondering where to start? what is new about it etc? and how you can provision a cluster in eks and flux 2 with Terraform? You may be thinking why not just install flux2 via the CLI? well, doing it via the CLI is okay in some cases. However as soon as you do that, it’s really easy to lose…

What AWS Doesn’t Tell You About Their Managed Kubernetes Service (EKS) | by Clayton Long | Blu Flame Technologies |...

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So, you want to run Kubernetes in AWS and it looks like Amazon’s Elastic Kubernetes Service is your golden ticket… Not so fast. There are a ton of gotchas. Let’s walk through a few of those gotchas as we provision a private EKS cluster in AWS. EKS is AWS’s managed Kubernetes service. It’s an adaptation of Kubernetes for AWS. That means it works just like…