Kubernetes Resources Management - QoS, Quota, and LimitRange
By Brandon Tsai
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Kubernetes Resources Management - QoS, Quota, and LimitRange
March 1, 2020
/By Brandon Tsai
The applications were typically run standalone in a VM and use all of the resources. The operators and developers need to choose the size of the VM for running the application. But in Kubernetes, the pods/containers can be running on any machine which requires sharing the resources with others. That is where the QoS (Quality of Service Classes) and Resource Quota comes in.[...]
Podman - Introduction
Jan. 29, 2020
/By Brandon Tsai
As you may have noticed, Red Hat replaces the docker daemon with CRI-O/podman since RHEL 8. So what is Podman?[...]
Monitor Kubernetes Apps with Splunk
Jan. 27, 2020
/By Brandon Tsai
Some companies use Splunk as the logging platform to store and to aggregate the logs for all their environments. This post explains how to integrate Splunk with Kubernetes using the Splunk-connect-for-kubernetes helm charts.[...]
Protecht UK - Protecht.ERM on AWS
Sept. 24, 2019
/By Felix Schmitz
Protecht.ERM™, Protecht’s flagship product, has been deployed in a SaaS model since development commenced in 2002 and remains ahead of the curve on innovation and functionality. Protecht has recently expanded into the UK and chosen AWS to deploy Protecht.ERM in the London region. Darumatic got engaged to assist with the automated provisioning of AWS infrastructure as well as the application deployment.[...]
Autoscaling Kubernetes Applications
April 13, 2018
/By Adrián Deccico
The hug of death is caused when someone posts a link to a website, for example, the press, saying "Hey everyone, look at this website!" and everyone does. This puts so much traffic on the site in question's servers that they get overloaded and crash. In this document I will explain how to setup pod auto-scaling as per Kubernetes 1.7.[...]
Securing Docker & Kubernetes
July 25, 2017
/By Peter Schlesinger
A good level of “built in” security is an inherent benefit of using container technology. This doesn’t mean that relying on a default installation of these components will provide an adequate level of security in itself or that you can absolve yourself from thinking about security.[...]
Installing Kubernetes on the cloud - Lessons learnt
June 19, 2017
/By Adrián Deccico
Getting Kubernetes up and running is not a minor achievement. In this post, I compare the main Kubernetes installers for each major cloud. I will give you advise and show some commands on how to get Kubernetes running. It is not my intention to write detailed instructions but rather to give you an idea of what to expect for each installer method.[...]
Kubernetes Services
May 18, 2017
/By Adrián Deccico
Containers are now disrupting the DevOps space with a new productivity jump. But changing your software to take advantage of this new technology is definitely not trivial. How can you manage containers all the way to production? The answer: With Kubernetes containers orchestration.[...]
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Kubernetes Resources Management - QoS, Quota, and LimitRange
By Brandon Tsai
Podman - Introduction
By Brandon Tsai
Monitor Kubernetes Apps with Splunk
By Brandon Tsai
Protecht UK - Protecht.ERM on AWS
By Felix Schmitz
Autoscaling Kubernetes Applications
By Adrián Deccico
Securing Docker & Kubernetes
By Peter Schlesinger
Installing Kubernetes on the cloud - Lessons learnt
By Adrián Deccico
Kubernetes Services
By Adrián Deccico
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