Siddhant is a Product Executive at Devtron with expertise in Kubernetes, ArgoCD, and DevOps. An organizer for Cloud Native Nashik, he loves open-source tech, automation, and securing deployments.
TL;DR: Learn Kubernetes Deployments, their role in managing pods and strategies like rolling updates, blue/green and canary for zero-downtime updates. Configure and apply these strategies in your Kubernetes environment to ensure high availability & smooth application rollouts.
TL;DR: Devtron offers a comprehensive Kubernetes management platform with Helm chart support, multi-cluster visibility, and advanced features like RBAC & team collaboration, while Komodor provides a simpler, focused Helm dashboard for deploying and managing charts.
TL;DR: Discover key highlights from KubeCon India 2024, where cloud-native experts discussed Kubernetes scaling, AI integration, and service mesh adoption, alongside Devtron’s unforgettable KubeCon India networking dinner.
TL;DR: Dockerfiles offer fine-grained control over container image creation, ideal for complex & custom applications, while Buildpacks automate the process for standard apps, enhancing developer productivity and consistency in cloud-native environments.
TL;DR: Learn how to secure your AWS Application Load Balancer (ALB) with OpenID Connect (OIDC) to enhance authentication, prevent unauthorized access and ensure secure user management with Single Sign-On (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for a secure, scalable web application architecture.
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Badal Kumar
TL;DR: This blog compares Kubernetes dashboards Devtron and Headlamp. Devtron excels in application management, RBAC and integrations, offering complete lifecycle control. Headlamp provides basic cluster visibility but lacks Devtron's advanced features.
TL;DR: Master Kubernetes node scheduling with Node Affinity. Learn how to attract pods to specific nodes based on labels, resources and more. Explore practical examples and use Devtron to manage Kubernetes deployments seamlessly.
TL;DR: Learn about Persistent Volumes (PVs) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) to ensure your data persists even when pods are deleted. This blog provides a hands-on guide to creating and managing storage resources in Kubernetes, covering everything from ephemeral volumes to storage classes.
