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Challenges in the Container environment In the real world, using containerized applications for businesses often means launching hundreds of containers and associated services. One of the main challen…
YAML’s official definition is a “human-friendly, data serialization standard for all programming languages.” YAML’s main advantage over other similar formats like JSON or XML is its human readability.…
Hello everyone! Are you tired of performing repetitive tasks on your Linux system? Do you want to automate your workflow and save time? Look no further than shell scripting! Shell scripting allows you to automate complex and time-consuming …
AWK COMMAND IN LINUX AWK is a command-line tool and a programming language used in Linux and other Unix-based operating systems. It is mainly used for text processing, data extraction, and reporting. SYNTAX-awk options 'pattern {action}' fi…
In this guide, we will discuss the fundamentals of container orchestration with Docker and Kubernetes. To assist you in getting started, we will go over the most popular commands and give real-world e…
Welcome everyone. Today we will deploy a java spring-boot web app on the Kubernetes cluster using the Eclipse JKube maven plugin. Now you're thinking what is Eclipse JKube? Eclipse JKube is a maven pl…
Basic Commands kubectl get: list resources kubectl describe: show details of a resource kubectl create: create a resource from a file or stdin kubectl apply: apply a configuration file to create or update resources kubectl delete: dele…
Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the management of containerized applications. It was originally developed by Google and has become the de facto standard fo…
Containerization and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are developed and deployed. But, with these technological advancements come new challenges in securing the containerized env…
Hello everyone! Are you struggling to search for specific text, files or directories in your Linux system? Look no further than the "grep", "find", and "awk" commands. First up is "grep", which stands for Global Regular Expression Print. "g…
