DevOps / SRE — Top Links Last Week

Week 36 — Issue #95

28 links this week. AI-assisted and Human edited. 👨🏻‍💻

5 Tools that will boost your productivity with Kubernetes | by Giuseppe Laguteta | Medium

Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform that can automate complex applications’ deployment, management, and scaling. There are several tools available to help improve productivity when working with Kubernetes, including K9s, Popeye, Kube-bench, Stern, and Bat.

Deploy a Kubernetes Cluster on Ubuntu Server with Microk8s — The New Stack

Microk8s makes it easy to deploy a Kubernetes cluster on Ubuntu Server. You can use it for development or even production purposes.

Research: quantifying GitHub Copilot’s impact on developer productivity and happiness | The GitHub Blog

GitHub Copilot is a tool that helps developers be more productive and happy by completing tasks faster and reducing cognitive load.

-A large-scale survey found that developers using GitHub Copilot perceive benefits in areas beyond speeding up tasks, including satisfaction and well-being.

-An experiment found that, on average, developers using GitHub Copilot completed the task faster and with fewer errors.

-GitHub Copilot is free for all teachers verified on GitHub Global Campus.

An Introduction to AWS Patch Manager | Medium

Patch Manager is an AWS SSM Agent-based patching tool that is cheap, easy to use, and integrates with Security Hub. However, it is very simple and not customizable.

How to automate repetitive tasks in Kubernetes with runbooks? | by Piotr | ITNEXT

You can use runbooks to automate tasks in Kubernetes, which can streamline your workflows. Runbooks are just markdown files with code blocks that a code runner can execute. In addition, you can use git to manage your runbooks and PRs to get feedback from your colleagues.

Checkout my new Article in GeekCulture — How to Easily Convert Word to Markdown with Pandoc