When using Kubernetes - especially at a large scale, we need to give due time and effort in anticipating our application resource requirements correctly.
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Kubernetes capacity management is a core competency of teams shipping cloud-native applications. Learn why this is a big source of conflicts and how it can be managed collaboratively within your team.
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There are many reasons why companies adopt containers and k8s. I’ll articulate some of the common reasons that I heard talking to the developer community.
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Zombie capacity is any infrastructure piece that looks like it’s doing something, but in reality, is lying unused and should be killed.
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What Does CI/CD Try To Solve? CI/CD is a term that is often heard alongside other terms like DevOps,
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Kafka Kafka is an open-source event streaming platform first developed by LinkedIn, then donated to the
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Monitoring is vital whether it is web application databases or kubernetes clusters. It’s about knowing
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Do One Thing, Do it Best The basic idea on which UNIX was designed is to not have a complex monolithic
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What Is The Health Probe Pattern? When you’re designing a mission-critical, highly-available application,
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Kubernetes is a major, modern improvement in development, and databases are an essential part of the
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In this article, we’re developing a starter NodeJS server and deploying it to a Kubernetes cluster,
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What Is A Sidecar? A sidecar refers to a seat attached to the bicycle or motorbike so that they run on
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Kubernetes is a gold standard in the industry for deploying containerized applications in the cloud. Many
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Logging In The Cloud-Native Age In the old days, all components of your infrastructure were well-defined
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We’ve all been there. You learned the basics of Kubernetes, Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments, Services, etc.
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