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5 Factors Why You Should Migrate 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.

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The Ultimate Kubernetes Dashboard for Helm

Configuring and managing Kubernetes requires a lot of effort and domain expertise. From writing Kubernetes manifests to deploying and upgrading them manually every time a new change comes in, it

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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

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Empowering Developers with Kubernetes Deployments

Kubenetes 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

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How to Deploy MERN Stack over Kubernetes

Hello Everyone, Welcome to another blog! In this blog post, we will talk about how easily you can deploy your MERN stack over Kubernetes with just a few clicks using

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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

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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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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