AJ McCaw, September 6, 2023
In the realm of Kubernetes and cloud-native deployments, the terms Day 0, Day 1, and Day 2 have become ubiquitous. They represent distinct phases in the lifecycle of software deployment and management, each with its own set of challenges and requirements.
Google’s Kubernetes Engine is easy to get going with, but requires additional security controls. The documentation is hard to grasp as there are many features and changes that tie to specific Kubernetes versions that will require using beta feature enablement, as well as some out-of-date documentation that can catch people out. There is also an...
There’s no doubt that 2020 presented the world with unprecedented times: households under lockdown to protect public health, food shortages, huge supermarket queues and social distancing. At the same time, a huge change is happening in the way people, businesses and countries operate … and technology is taking centre stage. From Terra Drones delivering medical...
Serverless is ever the hot-button topic, removing the frustration and concern of hardware and allowing you to focus on individual code functions. Here are six serverless frameworks that run on Kubernetes that you need to know...
When creating a Pod in Kubernetes, the scheduler selects a Node that the Pod can fit on based on the resource requests defined in its spec. However, a Pod’s resource limits may exceed the total capacity available on a Node and by default can consume all available resources. This is an issue because Nodes run...
Kops, self-described as ‘kubectl for clusters‘, is an official Kubernetes tool that allows you to build and manage your Kubernetes infrastructure in cloud. Namely, it’s a strong tool for deploying clusters to Amazon Web Services (AWS). In aligning with the industry and contributing to tools that are a part of the Kubernetes ecosystem, we’ve been...
