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Published in werf blog

·Feb 22

Canary releases in Kubernetes based on Ingress-NGINX Controller

Canary releases are quite a popular and well-covered phenomenon (see, for example, links to other articles on our blog below). But I would still like to briefly overview what they are used for. Canary deployment is a good way to test new features on a subset of users. A specific…

Werf

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Canary releases in Kubernetes based on Ingress-NGINX Controller
Canary releases in Kubernetes based on Ingress-NGINX Controller
Werf

7 min read


Published in Deckhouse blog

·Feb 22

Setting up LDAP authentication in a Kubernetes cluster run by Deckhouse

Deckhouse is an Open Source Kubernetes platform providing a means of creating identical Kubernetes clusters on any infrastructure and managing them in an automated fashion. Deckhouse uses the user-authn module for authentication. It establishes a unified authentication system that integrates with Kubernetes and the web interfaces of the other modules…

Kubernetes

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Setting up LDAP authentication in a Kubernetes cluster run by Deckhouse
Setting up LDAP authentication in a Kubernetes cluster run by Deckhouse
Kubernetes

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Published in Flant

·Jan 31

Introducing curator-opensearch: an Open Source tool for handling OpenSearch indexes

The Curator index manager allows you to create, delete and disable Elasticsearch indexes, as well as create and delete snapshots. Curator works well with OpenDistro, but our attempt to use it with the OpenSearch search engine failed: as it turned out, Curator did not support it. …

Open Source

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Introducing curator-opensearch: an open source tool for handling OpenSearch indexes
Introducing curator-opensearch: an open source tool for handling OpenSearch indexes
Open Source

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Published in werf blog

·Sep 21, 2022

Deploying Kubernetes resources in a specific order using Helm or werf

In Kubernetes, deploying resources to the cluster in a certain order often proves challenging. Sometimes you even have to wait until external resources are ready. …

Helm

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Deploying Kubernetes resources in a specific order using Helm or werf
Deploying Kubernetes resources in a specific order using Helm or werf
Helm

4 min read


Published in Deckhouse blog

·Sep 9, 2022

An exciting journey of adding Cilium support to Deckhouse

A while ago, we decided to add support for Cilium to our Deckhouse Kubernetes platform. While developing this cni-cilium module, we encountered some difficulties we weren’t expecting. Luckily, we got a help from its authors to achieve the intended result. …

Kubernetes

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An exciting journey of adding Cilium support to Deckhouse
An exciting journey of adding Cilium support to Deckhouse
Kubernetes

8 min read


Published in werf blog

·Aug 18, 2022

Running one-time tasks and debugging images in the Kubernetes cluster using werf

Please note this post was moved to a new blog: https://blog.werf.io/ — follow it if you want to stay in touch with the project’s news! What tasks might the user perform as part of a CI pipeline or local development? There are many such tasks, the most obvious of which…

Werf

6 min read

Running one-time tasks and debugging images in the Kubernetes cluster using werf
Running one-time tasks and debugging images in the Kubernetes cluster using werf
Werf

6 min read


Published in Deckhouse blog

·Jul 6, 2022

Deckhouse v1.33 brings Cilium CNI and Kubernetes 1.23 support

Since the previous stable release of Deckhouse, our Kubernetes platform has managed to get CNCF certification for Kubernetes v1.22 and v1.23. It has also joined the Prometheus Operator’s adopters list and added Cilium as one of the supported CNIs. …

Deckhouse

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Deckhouse v1.33 brings Cilium CNI and Kubernetes 1.23 support
Deckhouse v1.33 brings Cilium CNI and Kubernetes 1.23 support
Deckhouse

4 min read


Published in Flant

·Jun 30, 2022

Introducing glaball Open Source CLI tool to manage multiple GitLab instances

In the most common cases, having multiple GitLab installations is considered an anti-pattern. However, this is not always true: we manage dozens of our customers’ self-hosted GitLab instances. Periodically, the need arose to do something on all instances at once without wasting time repeating routine operations over and over. Part…

7 min read

Introducing glaball Open Source CLI tool to manage multiple GitLab instances
Introducing glaball Open Source CLI tool to manage multiple GitLab instances

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Published in werf blog

·May 25, 2022

Introducing trdl: an Open Source solution for secure and continuous software delivery

We are excited to announce the official launch of our new Open Source project! trdl (short for “true delivery”) provides a secure channel for delivering updates from the Git repository to the user’s host. trdl incorporates three core components that help protect the update system from potential attacks: the HashiCorp…

Trdl

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Introducing trdl: an Open Source solution for secure and continuous software delivery
Introducing trdl: an Open Source solution for secure and continuous software delivery
Trdl

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Published in Deckhouse blog

·May 24, 2022

Deckhouse v1.32 brings two new modules, ceph-csi and snapshot-controller

The new stable version of the Deckhouse platform, v1.32, has been released today. The latest release features some significant improvements, including two new modules, a new version of the Ingress controller, and a number of upgrades to existing components. Kubernetes v1.21 is now the default version for clusters where Kubernetes…

Kubernetes

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Deckhouse v1.32 brings two new modules, ceph-csi and snapshot-controller
Deckhouse v1.32 brings two new modules, ceph-csi and snapshot-controller
Kubernetes

3 min read

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