Kubernetes

This post explores how to get started and setup project kwok to simulate large clusters for testing purposes. — When creating tools for the cloud-native ecosystem, it is often necessary to create large clusters ensure that your tool scales properly when the number of nodes and other resources grow beyond typical values. This was the case recently when I needed to tweak the UI for project ktop. Learn more…

As a developer, setting up and managing Kubernetes clusters locally can be a game-changer for your workflow. Let’s take a look to learn how to work with Kubernetes clusters on your local machine using kind. If you have already Docker in your computer, you have everything for running Kubernetes clusters…

In this blog, you will learn about YAML and benefits of YAML. What Is YAML? YAML stands for YAML Ain’t Markup Language. YAML is a very simple, text-based, human-readable language used to exchange data between people and computers. YAML is a digestible data serialization language often used to create configuration files with any…

Kubernetes study — 1 Hello folks, I started studying k8s and wanted to start putting notes here, someone will be benefited from these notes, so If you follow along you might find them useful. Let us start with the Cluster Architecture, Kubernetes cluster consists of a set of nodes that…

Kubernetes has revolutionized the way organizations manage and deploy their applications. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and it’s crucial to manage your Kubernetes cluster properly to ensure optimal performance and reliability. One important aspect of Kubernetes management is removing nodes from your cluster when necessary. Whether you need…

As a software engineer and an inquisitive learner, I found CKAD exam to be a challenging and wonderful way to level up my Kubernetes knowledge. It was just last year when I started learning Kubernetes and I am delighted to have cleared CKAD exam in single attempt. While one year…

Introduction The KCL team is pleased to announce that KCL v0.4.6-alpha.1 is now available! You can visit the KCL release page or the KCL website to get KCL binary download link and more detailed release information. KCL is an open-source, constraint-based record and functional language. KCL improves the writing of numerous…

Every since we made advancements in virtualisation we always moved up the stack (from bare metals) but now is the time to come to the ground, with CaaS (container as a service) becoming need of the hour and kubernetes being the centre stage of controlling everything, why not to use…

Deploy 4 NGINX servers with custom HTML — Prerequisites: Basic Linux commands Basic knowledge of Docker CLI commands Basic knowledge of Kubernetes Docker Desktop installed Minikube installed in CLI Objectives: Create a single-node cluster using minikube Create a Kubernetes deployment that contains 2 pods running the NGINX image Include a ConfigMap that points to a custom index.html …