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The Usefulness of Cluster Terminal Access

The Usefulness of Cluster Terminal Access

Cluster terminal access is an essential feature that enables DevOps Engineers to manage clusters and troubleshoot applications on the go. The engineers at Devtron understand the need for such a component and have incorporated it into the latest open-source release of Devtron for the community to use. This capability will

Kubernetes CI/CD Under 3 Minutes

Kubernetes CI/CD Under 3 Minutes

TL;DR: Setting up your CI/CD for Kubernetes is challenging. But Devtron simplifies the whole process to just minutes in a low/ no-code approach by abstracting out all the domain complexities.

5 Factors to Consider While Migrating to Kubernetes

5 Factors to Consider While Migrating to Kubernetes

One of the fundamental reasons to choose Kubernetes is because it is open source. Kubernetes is the second largest open-source project after Linux.

How to choose the right manifest for Kubernetes deployment

How to choose the right manifest for Kubernetes deployment

When you think of your Kubernetes deployment, then by default it's not that secure or by default it's not following all the best practices. For e.g. When you run the command. kubectl create deployment demo-deploy --image=nginx --replicas=3 It is good for getting up and running, but in

Empowering Developers with Kubernetes Deployments

Empowering Developers with Kubernetes Deployments

Kubernetes has been one of the most adopted technologies in the last couple of years. According to the 2021 Cloud Native Survey conducted by “The Cloud Native Computing Foundation” where they received around 3,829 response overall, around 96% of the organization are using/evaluating Kubernetes. According to SlashData reports,

AppOps is more than just a buzzword

AppOps is more than just a buzzword

What is AppOps? Developers productivity was always a central point of concern for organizations but with the rise of microservices architecture, it's even more essential to focus on developer productivity because of multiple moving parts. In the fast changing world where everyone is releasing frequently, it's important to note that

Image Signing with Devtron

Image Signing with Devtron

When it comes to cloud native ecosystem, containers are one of the most fundamental things, and it’s one of the most important part of the whole equation. In recent years, we have seen attackers attacking the supply chain space to exploit the vulnerabilities. Some famous examples include SolarWinds attack.

Setup Monitoring Stack with Devtron

Setup Monitoring Stack with Devtron

How do you monitor your application? Chances are if you're running containerized application then you are using Prometheus along with some other visualization/dashboarding tool like Grafana, new relic or others. Prometheus is the defacto standard when it comes to monitoring your application. For containerized workloads, We basically use cadvisor

4 things you must know about Kubernetes

4 things you must know about Kubernetes

With the rise of containers, every organization is moving from traditional monolithic workloads to containerized workloads or planning to move in the near future. With the growing number of container, it becomes really hard to manage those containers. This is where Kubernetes comes in the picture. Kubernetes is one of

Blinkit’s tryst with Kubernetes

Blinkit’s tryst with Kubernetes

Synopsis of the talk presented by Vaidik Kapoor, Tech Consultant, Fractional CTO/VPE, Ex-BlinkIt (formally Grofers) In this microblog, we will talk about the journey of BlinkIt (formerly Grofers) of moving to Kubernetes and important considerations of the same. The journey started with the philosophy - You Build it, You

Kubernetes Taints & Tolerations

Kubernetes Taints & Tolerations

In Kubernetes, we know that the smallest deployable unit is pods and these pods gets deployed on some nodes. Nodes are the virtual machines that run your containerized workloads with the help of kubelet and container runtime. With different types of nodes available out there, the obvious question that comes

Kubernetes ConfigMap & Secrets

Kubernetes ConfigMap & Secrets

Most of the time, we want our image to be portable. It basically means that, we should allow whoever is running the container to override the default values. These values depend on the user who’s running the container or starting the pod. We generally pass these values using three