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Local Shipa Deployment - k3d/s and Telepresence

Oct 11, 2021 By Vivek Pandy In Shipa

Shipa can be deployed on most Kubernetes environments (EKS, GKE, AKS, OKE, Linode, minikube and so on). How about k3s? Let us try to deploy WordPress on k3s cluster using Shipa. We are going to use k3d to create a k3s Kubernetes cluster.

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I reveal how Qovery works under the hood

Oct 10, 2021 By Romaric Philogène In Qovery

Transparency is essential when running production infrastructure. As we are onboarding more and more customers, we strive to make Qovery as open as possible and fully transparent on how it manages your applications. Check out our updated documentation to learn more on how Qovery works.

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Announcing Workflows - Fix k8s issues on the fly

Oct 10, 2021 By Komodor In Komodor

Meet "Workflow" from Komodor, the feature that automates troubleshooting common errors in Kubernetes. Leveraging Komodor’s change intelligence capabilities, Workflow's smart algorithm automatically detects Kubernetes issues and responds with a series of checks that quickly pinpoint its root cause. Not stopping there, Komodor uses the information to provide made-to-measure instruction for remediation, turning troubleshooting into a fast and effortless experience for dev and ops.

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Best Practices Guide for Kubernetes Labels and Annotations

Oct 9, 2021 By Aviad Shikloshi In Komodor

Kubernetes is the de facto container-management technology in the cloud world due to its scalability and reliability. It also provides a very flexible and developer-friendly API, which is the foundation of its control plane. The effectiveness of the Kubernetes API comes from how it manages the Kubernetes resources via metadata: labels and annotations. Metadata is essential for grouping resources, redirecting requests and managing deployments.

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Self Healing Kubernetes at the edge

Oct 8, 2021 By Canonical In Canonical

As developers and businesses are shifting their attention to the edge, everyone wants to build their own edge clusters and manage them. However, building a highly available edge cluster is not easy. Kubernetes simplifies container deployments by abstracting the resource management details from the users, allowing them to deploy using standard CLI or templates.

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10 years of cloud infrastructure with Eric Brewer

Oct 8, 2021 By Google Operations In Google Operations

In this video, Google Cloud Developer Advocate, Stephanie Wong, speaks with Google Fellow, Eric Brewer, about his experience building infrastructure, including Kubernetes, over the last decade at Google. You’ll get a window into what it was like to help propel Kubernetes into one of the largest open source projects today.

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What Is Kubernetes Pod Disruption?

Oct 8, 2021 By LogicMonitor In LogicMonitor

Kubernetes pods are the smallest deployable units in the Kubernetes platform. Each pod signals a single running process within the system and functions from a node or worker machine within Kubernetes, which may take on a virtual or physical form. Occasionally, Kubernetes pod disruptions may occur within a system, either from voluntary or involuntary causes.

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Rethinking observability for Kubernetes

Oct 8, 2021 By John Armstrong In Tigera

Observability is a staple of high-performing software and DevOps teams. Research shows that a comprehensive observability solution, along with a number of other technical practices, positively contributes to continuous delivery and service uptime.

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Mapping FluxCD Applications

Oct 8, 2021 By admin In Shipa

Flux is a CNCF based open source stack of tools. Flux focuses on making it possible to keep Kubernetes clusters and cloud-native applications in sync with external resources and definitions hosted in environments such as GitHub. Implementing tools like FluxCD should enable you to achieve results such as: The results above can bring obvious benefits, and many teams are adopting FluxCD as their tool of choice for GitOps.

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Provisioning bare metal Kubernetes clusters with Spectro Cloud and MAAS

Oct 8, 2021 By Anton Smith In Canonical

Bare metal Kubernetes (K8s) is now easier than ever. Spectro Cloud has recently posted an article about integrating Kubernetes with MAAS (Metal-as-a-Service. In the article, they describe how they have created a provider for the Kubernetes Cluster API for Canonical MAAS (Metal-as-a-Service). This blog describes briefly the benefits of bare metal K8s, the challenges it presents, and how the work by Saad Malik and the team from Spectro Cloud solves those challenges.

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