A Perfect Duo for Easier Life in the Cloud
AWS
TL;DR: This blog covers how kOps helps create and manage self-hosted Kubernetes clusters on AWS, comparing it to managed clusters. It provides a step-by-step guide for setting up a production-grade cluster and highlights tools like Devtron for simplifying Kubernetes lifecycle management.
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.
TL;DR: Amazon EKS Auto Mode automates Kubernetes cluster management, optimizing computing, storage & networking while reducing operational overhead. Paired with Devtron's CI/CD pipelines, it streamlines deployment and enhances developer productivity.
TLDR: EKS clusters can run out of IPs, causing deployment issues. This blog shows how to reserve minimum IPs using environment variables in the aws-node daemonset to prevent this problem.
TL;DR: In just a few minutes, you can create an application container, build a pipeline, and deploy your application onto AWS EKS and Graviton. With Devtron it's a simple task to build multi-architecture containers that can run in different cloud environments on different chip archtectures.
TL;DR: KEDA is used to fetch metrics from AWS Cloud watch. Based on ALB metrics the application can be scaled accordingly. This will help run software efficiently and smoothly.