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Kubernetes Patterns : The DaemonService Pattern

      What is a Daemon? A daemon is a process that runs in the background. Typically, a daemon does not produce visible ...

Kubernetes Patterns : The Cron Job Pattern

    Scheduled Jobs Challenges   Cron jobs were part of the UNIX system since its early version. When GNU and Linux came into existence, crons were already part of the system. A cron job is simply a co...

Accelerate Your Kubernetes Journey with KubeAdvisor

  Kubernetes is a core piece in the cloud-native stack. It is a great orchestration platform with a lot of intuitive automation. However, it is quite complex to configure and reach the ideal automatio...

KubeAdvisor: Learn, Automate, Gain More Confidence and Control over your k8s cluster

Magalix launches KubeAdvisor 1.0 with Premium Features for every DevOps Team Monday, September 30th, 2019 9:00 am PDT   The KubeAdvisor Framework 1.0 helps teams adopt best practices to accelerate the...

Kubernetes Patterns - The Batch Job Pattern

  Pods Common Pattern A Pod may host one or more containers in which all of them are treated as one unit. There are several ways available to create Pods. For example: Naked Pods: These are the Pods t...

The Adapter Pattern

  Why do we need an adapter container? All containerized applications are able to communicate with each other through a well-defined protocol, typically HTTP. Each application has a set of endpoints t...

The Sidecar Pattern

    Do One Thing, Do it Best The basic idea on which UNIX was designed is to not have a complex monolithic tool do everything. Instead, UNIX makes use of small, pluggable components whereby their usag...
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