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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,

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Blinkit’s tryst with Kubernetes

Synopsis of the talk presented by Vaidik Kapoor, Tech Consultant, Fractional CTO/VPE, Ex-BlinkIt (formally Grofers) k8s in Production & Cost ReductionIn this microblog, we will talk about the journey

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How to setup a VPN to access Devtron

What is VPN ?VPN stands for Virtual Private Network and describes the opportunity to establish a protected network connection when using public networks. VPNs encrypt your internet traffic and disguise

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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

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Top 5 reasons to migrate from docker-compose to Kubernetes

What is docker compose ?It is a command line utility that helps to define and share multi-container applications, create a yaml file to define the services with a single command

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Winter Soldier: Scale down your Infrastructure in the easiest possible way

Running Kubernetes can be very expensive, especially when done inefficiently. This is often the case when companies have just started to roll out Kubernetes in their organizations for different environments

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Setup Ingress for an application with Devtron

What is Ingress?An ingress is a Kubernetes API object that provides a simple way of describing HTTP and HTTPS routes from outside the cluster to services within the cluster

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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

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Helm debugging & logging made easy - Devtron

App management is a challenging aspect of Kubernetes, and the Helm project greatly simplifies this by providing a uniform software packaging method that supports version control. If you’ve come

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Top 3 Challenges With Helm

In this blog we are going to discuss about the 3 major challenges with Helm and also how we can deal with these challenges. But before coming directly to the

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Helm chart deployments made simple by Devtron

Building a Helm chart and managing it, are two different aspects of packaging an application for Kubernetes. Helm is efficient enough to package a complex K8s application and deploy it.

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Kubernetes SSL Certificate Automation using Certmanager - Part 2

In the last part, we issued certificates based on hosts mentioned in our ingress resources but it has the following limitations: 1. Your ingress host must be mapped on your

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Introducing Devtron, the open-source tools integration platform for Kubernetes

Devtron is an open-source tools integration platform for Kubernetes built on the top of some of the most popular and trusted open-source tools like ArgoCD, Clair, Argo Workflows, Casbin, Lens,

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Change object storage from MinIO to S3 without uninstalling Devtron

Devtron is a web based CI/CD orchestrator for Kubernetes. It integrates Ftimevarious open source tools to provide an AppOps solution, that includes Security Scanning, GitOps based deployments, Access Control,

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Kubernetes Deployment vs StatefulSet - what you need to know

Kubernetes is an open-source orchestration system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. For more details on Kubernetes, checkout Guide to Kubernetes . Kubernetes provides basic resources known as