Janit ChawlaforDevOps guyjanit.hashnode.dev·Sep 6, 2024Achieving True Zero Downtime with Kubernetes Rolling Updates: Myth or Reality?Introduction to Rolling Updates in Kubernetes: Kubernetes makes deploying applications straightforward, allowing us to update them with a simple kubectl apply command. But what about downtime when updating the application pods? This is where deployme...DiscussDevops
Anish BistaforAnish Bista's bloganish60.hashnode.dev·Jul 6, 2024Building Go Applications with KO: Simplifying Kubernetes DeploymentsIntroduction In the world of containerized applications, efficiency and security are paramount. Enter KO, a lightweight yet powerful tool designed specifically for building container images of Go applications. KO simplifies the image building process...Discuss·128 readsGo Language
Prakhar SinghforPrakhar Singh's Blogprakhar-singh.hashnode.dev·Jun 20, 2024The Linux Tutorial!Hello and welcome to the world of Linux! Whether you're a seasoned programmer or just starting your journey into the realm of operating systems, Linux offers a robust and versatile environment for all users. In this guide, we'll explore the basics of...Discuss·11 likes·97 readsLinux
Shaik Ahmad NawazforKubesimplifyblog.kubesimplify.com·Jan 23, 2024Ksctl: Making Kubernetes Easy Across CloudsIn the complex world of managing Kubernetes, a tool like Ksctl emerges as a game-changer. Ksctl, short for Kubernetes Simplify Control, is a tool designed to simplify how we handle Kubernetes clusters, especially across different cloud services. This...Saiyam Pathak and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·21 likes·290 readsksctlksctl
Prakhar SinghforPrakhar Singh's Blogprakhar-singh.hashnode.dev·Jan 15, 2024How to Study Effectively -The Scientific Way!📢 Hey there,👋 Friends! Welcome to My Blog Post. 🌟 Ready to turbocharge your study game? 🚀 Discover the scientific magic behind effective learning – it's not just about hitting the books but working smarter, not harder! 📚 Let's embark on a journe...Discuss·33 likes·100 readsWeMakeDevs
Aditya DikeforAditya's Blogadityadike.hashnode.dev·Oct 1, 2023Kubernetes For Noobs ☸️Hey folks, since you've clicked on this post, I assume that you are a beginner and you want to understand what Kubernetes is and why it is so popular. We are going to explore a lot of things about Kubernetes, so just read the whole blog post, and you...Discuss·20 likesKubernetesWeMakeDevs
Ketanforketangrover.hashnode.dev·Aug 29, 2023Project: Create Infrastructure using TerraformSo, basically in this project, we are going to use Terraform as Infrastructure as Code and write a Terraform file to build an entire Virtual Network on AWS. We can also do this using the AWS console, but for automation, we will use the AWS CLI and Te...DiscussTrainWithShubham
Ketanforketangrover.hashnode.dev·Aug 28, 2023Introduction To DockerVirtual Machines ● Isolates applications and allocates resources to run that application ● VMs can be shared as images ● Aren’t dependent on the Host OS ● Multiple VMs can be run simultaneously using a hypervisor Docker Containers ● Standard unit of...Discuss·28 readsTrainWithShubham
Mohammed IsmailforLearn With Ismaillearnwithismail.hashnode.dev·Aug 22, 2023DAY-5: Build Tools and Package ManagersWHAT ARE BUILD AND PACKAGE MANAGER TOOLS❓🤔 The application needs to be deployed on a production server For that, we want to package the application into a single movable file (artifact), also called "building the code" This is what a build tool o...Discuss30 days of DevOpsWeMakeDevs
manognaformanogna's blogmanogna.hashnode.dev·Aug 18, 2023Cloud Cost Monitoring using Komiser - part 5- name: AWS EC2 Komiser Playbook hosts: vm01 tasks: - name: Check if Docker is running! ansible.builtin.systemd: name: docker.service state: started enabled: true - name: Run Dockerfile ansible.builtin.command: a...Discuss·1 like·30 readskubesimplify
