From 4d900a5403f527da0f81f36e99e0fb69c33ba76c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: inafev <inafev@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 15 May 2026 14:38:39 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] deploy: e69f204d8090a53d3f46fb2e7db850480c527cab

---
 404.html                                      | 16 ++++-
 ChromeDevTools/index.html                     | 26 +++++--
 GoogleCloudPlatform/index.html                | 26 +++++--
 about/index.html                              | 26 +++++--
 ai-agents-mcp/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 ai/index.html                                 | 22 ++++--
 angular/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 ansible/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 api/index.html                                | 32 ++++++---
 appointment-scheduling/index.html             | 22 ++++--
 argo/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 aws-architecture/index.html                   | 22 ++++--
 aws-backup/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 aws-containers/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 aws-data/index.html                           | 22 ++++--
 aws-databases/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 aws-devops/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 aws-iac/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 aws-messaging/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 aws-miscellaneous/index.html                  | 22 ++++--
 aws-monitoring/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 aws-networking/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
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 aws-pricing/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 aws-security/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 aws-serverless/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 aws-spain/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 aws-storage/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 aws-tools-scripts/index.html                  | 22 ++++--
 aws-training/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 aws/index.html                                | 30 +++++---
 azure/index.html                              | 26 +++++--
 caching/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 chaos-engineering/index.html                  | 22 ++++--
 chatgpt/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 cheatsheets/index.html                        | 30 +++++---
 chef/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 cicd-kubernetes-plugins/index.html            | 22 ++++--
 cicd/index.html                               | 34 ++++++---
 cloud-arch-diagrams/index.html                | 22 ++++--
 cloud-asset-inventory/index.html              | 22 ++++--
 cloudflare/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 container-managers/index.html                 | 24 +++++--
 crossplane/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 crunchydata/index.html                        | 72 +++++++++++--------
 customer/index.html                           | 22 ++++--
 databases/index.html                          | 24 +++++--
 demos/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 devel-sites/index.html                        | 24 +++++--
 developerportals/index.html                   | 22 ++++--
 devops-tools/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 devops/index.html                             | 68 ++++++++++--------
 devsecops/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 digital-money/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 digitalocean/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 docker/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 dom/index.html                                | 22 ++++--
 dotnet/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 edge-computing/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 elearning/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 embedded-servlet-containers/index.html        | 22 ++++--
 faq/index.html                                | 30 +++++---
 finops/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 flux/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 freelancing/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 git/index.html                                | 22 ++++--
 gitops/index.html                             | 32 ++++++---
 golang/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 grafana/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 helm/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 hr/index.html                                 | 22 ++++--
 iac/index.html                                | 22 ++++--
 ibm_cloud/index.html                          | 26 +++++--
 index.html                                    | 48 ++++++++-----
 interview-questions/index.html                | 22 ++++--
 introduction/index.html                       | 38 ++++++----
 istio/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 .../index.html                                | 22 ++++--
 java_app_servers/index.html                   | 22 ++++--
 java_frameworks/index.html                    | 26 +++++--
 javascript/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 jenkins-alternatives/index.html               | 24 +++++--
 jenkins/index.html                            | 32 ++++++---
 jvm-parameters-matrix-table/index.html        | 22 ++++--
 keptn/index.html                              | 28 +++++---
 kubectl-commands/index.html                   | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-alternatives/index.html            | 26 +++++--
 kubernetes-autoscaling/index.html             | 24 +++++--
 kubernetes-backup-migrations/index.html       | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-based-devel/index.html             | 24 +++++--
 kubernetes-bigdata/index.html                 | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-client-libraries/index.html        | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-monitoring/index.html              | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-networking/index.html              | 26 +++++--
 kubernetes-newsletters/index.html             | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-on-premise/index.html              | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-operators-controllers/index.html   | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-releases/index.html                | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes-security/index.html                | 26 +++++--
 kubernetes-storage/index.html                 | 24 +++++--
 kubernetes-tools/index.html                   | 24 +++++--
 kubernetes-troubleshooting/index.html         | 24 +++++--
 kubernetes-tutorials/index.html               | 22 ++++--
 kubernetes/index.html                         | 54 ++++++++------
 kustomize/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 linux-dev-env/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 linux/index.html                              | 24 +++++--
 liquibase/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 lowcode-nocode/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 managed-kubernetes-in-public-cloud/index.html | 22 ++++--
 matrix-table/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 maven-gradle/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 message-queue/index.html                      | 26 +++++--
 mkdocs/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 mlops/index.html                              | 24 +++++--
 monitoring/index.html                         | 32 ++++++---
 networking/index.html                         | 26 +++++--
 newsfeeds/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 newsql/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 noops/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 nosql/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 oauth/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 ocp3/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 ocp4/index.html                               | 58 +++++++++------
 openshift-pipelines/index.html                | 22 ++++--
 openshift/index.html                          | 34 ++++++---
 oraclecloud/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 other-awesome-lists/index.html                | 22 ++++--
 .../index.html                                | 22 ++++--
 postman/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 private-cloud-solutions/index.html            | 22 ++++--
 project-management-methodology/index.html     | 42 +++++++----
 project-management-tools/index.html           | 22 ++++--
 prometheus/index.html                         | 30 +++++---
 public-cloud-solutions/index.html             | 24 +++++--
 pulumi/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 python/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 qa/index.html                                 | 26 +++++--
 rancher/index.html                            | 24 +++++--
 react/index.html                              | 22 ++++--
 recruitment/index.html                        | 40 +++++++----
 registries/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
 remote-tech-jobs/index.html                   | 22 ++++--
 scaffolding/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 scaleway/index.html                           | 22 ++++--
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 securityascode/index.html                     | 22 ++++--
 serverless/index.html                         | 24 +++++--
 servicemesh/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 sonarqube/index.html                          | 22 ++++--
 sre/index.html                                | 28 +++++---
 stackstorm/index.html                         | 22 ++++--
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 tekton/index.html                             | 22 ++++--
 terraform/index.html                          | 24 +++++--
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 testops/index.html                            | 30 +++++---
 visual-studio/index.html                      | 22 ++++--
 web-servers/index.html                        | 22 ++++--
 web3/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 workfromhome/index.html                       | 22 ++++--
 xamarin/index.html                            | 22 ++++--
 yaml/index.html                               | 22 ++++--
 163 files changed, 2971 insertions(+), 1027 deletions(-)

diff --git a/404.html b/404.html
index 092c0259..c15aec02 100644
--- a/404.html
+++ b/404.html
@@ -99,7 +99,13 @@
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     <a href="/." title="Nubenetes" class="md-header__button md-logo" aria-label="Nubenetes" data-md-component="logo">
       
-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
+  
+  <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 89 89">
+  <path d="M3.136,17.387l0,42.932l42.932,21.467l-42.932,-64.399Z" />
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+</svg>
 
     </a>
     <label class="md-header__button md-icon" for="__drawer">
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   <label class="md-nav__title" for="__drawer">
     <a href="/." title="Nubenetes" class="md-nav__button md-logo" aria-label="Nubenetes" data-md-component="logo">
       
-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
+  
+  <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 89 89">
+  <path d="M3.136,17.387l0,42.932l42.932,21.467l-42.932,-64.399Z" />
+  <path d="M21.91,8l42.933,64.398l-18.775,9.388l-42.932,-64.399l18.774,-9.387Z" style="fill-opacity: 0.5" />
+  <path d="M67.535,17.387l-27.262,18.156l21.878,32.818l5.384,2.691l0,-53.665Z" />
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+</svg>
 
     </a>
     Nubenetes
diff --git a/ChromeDevTools/index.html b/ChromeDevTools/index.html
index e0157258..75cfbf58 100644
--- a/ChromeDevTools/index.html
+++ b/ChromeDevTools/index.html
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
         
       
       
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     <a href=".." title="Nubenetes" class="md-header__button md-logo" aria-label="Nubenetes" data-md-component="logo">
       
-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
+  
+  <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 89 89">
+  <path d="M3.136,17.387l0,42.932l42.932,21.467l-42.932,-64.399Z" />
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-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
+  
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     </a>
     Nubenetes
@@ -7709,7 +7721,7 @@
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 <center>
 
-[![Jenkins Is The Way](/images/chrome_devtools_replay_network_request.jpg)](https://twitter.com/addyosmani) 
+[![Jenkins Is The Way](images/chrome_devtools_replay_network_request.jpg)](https://twitter.com/addyosmani) 
 
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 <center>
 
-[![firefox viewer built in](/images/firefox_json_viewer_built_in.jpg)](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Tools_Toolbox)
+[![firefox viewer built in](images/firefox_json_viewer_built_in.jpg)](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Tools_Toolbox)
 
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+        <script src="../javascript/extra.js"></script>
       
     
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diff --git a/GoogleCloudPlatform/index.html b/GoogleCloudPlatform/index.html
index 82f7633e..fe9ebb0a 100644
--- a/GoogleCloudPlatform/index.html
+++ b/GoogleCloudPlatform/index.html
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
         
       
       
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-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
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+  <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 89 89">
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-  <img src="/images/kubernetes_logo.jpg" alt="logo">
+  
+  <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 89 89">
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@@ -8081,8 +8093,8 @@
 <details class="note">
 <summary>Click to expand!</summary>
 <center>
-<p><a href="https://twitter.com/pvergadia"><img alt="gcp persistent disk" src="/images/gcp_disks.jfif" /></a></p>
-<p><a href="https://cloud.google.com/deploy/docs/deploy-app-run"><img alt="google cloud devops flow" src="/images/google_cloud_devops_flow.jfif" /></a></p>
+<p><a href="https://twitter.com/pvergadia"><img alt="gcp persistent disk" src="../images/gcp_disks.jfif" /></a></p>
+<p><a href="https://cloud.google.com/deploy/docs/deploy-app-run"><img alt="google cloud devops flow" src="../images/google_cloud_devops_flow.jfif" /></a></p>
 </center>
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diff --git a/about/index.html b/about/index.html
index bbb5c057..087b477a 100644
--- a/about/index.html
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 <p>&ldquo;In the U.S. in 2016, 3.9 million jobs are associated with cloud computing, with 384,478 of them in IT. The median salary for IT professionals with cloud computing experience was $90,950. (Forbes)&rdquo;</p>
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+<p><a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20160716182152/http://cloudacademy.com/blog/cloud-computing-salary/"><img alt="cloud job market 2016" src="../images/cloud_job_market_2016.png" /></a></p>
 <p>From the above graph (credit: Forbes) we can see that the top three countries for Cloud Computing Jobs are:</p>
 <p>China (7.5 Million).
 USA (4 Million).
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-[![automated_ansible](/images/automated_ansible.jpg)](https://www.ansible.com/blog/migrating-the-runbook-a-journey-from-legacy-to-devops)
+[![automated_ansible](images/automated_ansible.jpg)](https://www.ansible.com/blog/migrating-the-runbook-a-journey-from-legacy-to-devops)
 
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 <center>
 
-![crunchdydata scc workflow1](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow1.png)
+![crunchdydata scc workflow1](images/crunchydata_scc_workflow1.png)
 
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 <center>
 
-![crunchdydata scc workflow2](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow2.png)
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-![crunchdydata scc workflow3](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow3.png)
+![crunchdydata scc workflow3](images/crunchydata_scc_workflow3.png)
 
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 <center>
 
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-![crunchdydata operatorhub install2](/images/crunchydata_operatorhub_install2.png)
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+![crunchdydata operatorhub install11](images/crunchydata_operatorhub_install11.png)
 
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-![crunchdydata operatorhub install15](/images/crunchydata_operatorhub_install15.png)
+![crunchdydata operatorhub install15](images/crunchydata_operatorhub_install15.png)
 
-![crunchdydata operatorhub install16](/images/crunchydata_operatorhub_install16.png)
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 <center>
 
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-[![Jenkins growth](/images/jenkins_growth.png)](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/why-jenkins-still-continuously-serves-developers/)
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-[![OCP 4 Architecture](/images/ocp4_arch.png)](https://www.openshift.com/blog/enterprise-kubernetes-with-openshift-part-one)
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-[![OCP 4 Pland and Deploy](/images/ocp_plan_deploy.png)](https://www.openshift.com/blog/openshift-end-to-end-plan-and-deploy)
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 <center>
 
-[![ocp4 cni arch](/images/ocp4_cni_arch.png)](https://www.openshift.com/blog/demystifying-multus)
+[![ocp4 cni arch](images/ocp4_cni_arch.png)](https://www.openshift.com/blog/demystifying-multus)
 
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-[![openshift4 architecture](/images/openshift4-architecture.png)](https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.4/welcome/oke_about.html)
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It was an international project coordinated from Munich with remote work from other european countries and regular flights. The client was a major multinational car manufacturer with a big investment in OpenShift and Cloudbees/Jenkins infrastructure. Our role was to help the client with their pretty large CI/CD ecosystem while also implementing a new self-service developer platform, involving areas of development and operations and within a DevOps model. Requirements and way of working included continuous improvement, standardization, boilerplates and automation with a GitOps pattern, a highly recommended approach specially in demanding projects like this with hundreds of real microservices, a large number of IaC &amp; CI/CD pipelines, hundreds (thousands?) of developers and millions of end users.</p> <p>Since then I try to apply in my country what I learnt from the germans and other european colleagues.</p> <p>I\u2019m not a freelancer and most of the time I work as a contractor, which in Spain means to be hired as an employee by an external company.</p> <p>Suggesting improvements and best practices or applying quality standards and automated solutions that work well and are easy to verify shouldn\u2019t penalize a career, but it\u2019s terribly common. I am concerned about working with some colleagues or managers who consider it a threat, generating absurd conflicts, blame games and acting in bad faith or stupidly distorting the purpose of the project.</p> <p>In a service driven IT sector (with calculated ambiguities and many hidden interests) the product is the hours billed by the consultant, being almost irrelevant the content of the job and the delivered quality. It is thus too common to find technical solutions under the policy of applying \u201cthe most difficult, non-standard, slowest and most obfuscated way possible\u201d as a competitive element (the hard way and doing weird things). This does not scale. Being ambiguous in JDs (not to say dishonest) without clarifying the real content of the job is easy and very well paid.</p> <p>Ambiguities about DevOps term. Development of new ad-hoc devops tools and ad-hoc monitoring solutions should not be the role of devops specialists. DevOps professionals develop IaC and CI/CD pipelines with standard tools and code, ideally with a cattle service model, GitOps patterns &amp; kubernetes among other responsabilities such as application monitoring. The development of devops tools for kubernetes with i.e. client-go should be clearly mentioned in a JD as \u201csoftware development of devops tools for kubernetes with client-go\u201d (suitable for a software engineer with client-go skills, a developer of devops/kubernetes/monitoring tools). In addition, a DevOps specialist should not be a fullstack developer who occasionally does QA + DevOps + Cloud Design/Ops. Moreover, avoid confusing terms to justify these different backgrounds by creating two roles like DevOps Software Developer and DevOps SysAdmin. Maybe DevOps should be renamed as OpsDev to avoid misunderstandings.</p> <p>A tech stack is not relevant compared to the way technology is managed. You could have the best tool and run into trouble by taking the risk of applying an unsupported or not recommended<sup>1</sup> approach.</p> <p>DevOps principles: People, processes, technology</p> <p>GitOps principles: Correctness, doing DevOps correctly</p> Principle Focus Main Tool Other Tools Flexibility Correctness DevOps Automation and frequent deployments CI/CD pipeline Supply chain management, Cloud Configuration as Code, etc. Less strict and more open Less focus on correctness GitOps Correctness; doing DevOps correctly Git Kubernetes, Controller (e.g., Operator), separate CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as a Code, etc. Stricter and less open Designed with correctness <p>The SRE Experience Is Changing with Cloud Native:</p> <ul> <li>From Firefighting to Prevention for SREs.</li> <li>Empower Developers with Self-Service.</li> <li>Facilitate Developer Autonomy.</li> <li>Adopting a New Code-Ship-Run Paradigm.</li> </ul> Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) team Developers Operations team Provide and teach effective use of platform tooling to empower developers to be self-sufficient Treat SREs as application operation partners, not only as first responders to incidents Provide self-service platform deployment and observability, and enable visibility into ramifications of actions Document clear escalation paths for developers struggling in production Turn to ops teams for the \u201cpaved path\u201d or centralized developer control plane Provide opinionated \u201cpaved path\u201d platform or developer control plane (DCP), but allow developers to swap platform components if they also want to be accountable <p>Avoiding standardization, automation and improvements because rivals do not invest in them is shortsighted. It is worrying because there is considerable resistance to change along with employment discrimination to prevent new proposals from succeeding. The term DevOps first appeared in 2009.</p> <p>In this service driven IT sector, cloud certifications and technical assesment tests have much more weight in the selection processes that have little to do with real work. They are mostly a wall to justify the hiring of less experienced (younger and cheaper) employees. Fundamental in any profession to learn by doing while building a career and skills with decent opportunities and without too many difficulties and barriers.</p> <p>A consequence of these technical assessment tests is the willingness to learn how to pass them while only implementing and practicing this specific knowledge at work. If assessments are about low level concepts then there\u2019s no interest in abstractions, frameworks and enterprise standards (real work). Similar scenario when evaluating kubernetes knowledge with manual tasks (CLI) instead of gitops pipelines (real work<sup>2</sup>).</p> <p>Inbreeding is not a good strategy in IT. Hiring people with different background and skills is a better bet. Cronyism, kiss up kick down and blame games hurt employee retention and economic growth. This is terrible common too. If an employee doesn\u2019t trust their manager, the company suffers. Sure, ruling through fear works, but the employee will do the bare minimum amount of work needed to keep their job (manually and without automation).</p> <p>Culture of mutual trust is key to beating competition and increasing employee retention. When something isn\u2019t right the employee should be able to bring it up without being afraid of being fired.</p> <p>We are in business to make money, perhaps not only creating value on financial markets with jargon like margin and cost effective, common in financially driven companies.</p> <p>Everyone sells the same thing: cloud, devops, big data, etc. Speaking is cheap. Throwing an SQL statement doesn\u2019t make you an SQL expert. Likewise, you don\u2019t need to be an SQL expert on every job. Actually most of the jobs require generalists rather than specialists, above all in countries where most companies are SMEs.</p> <p>There are very few unicorns and to a certain extent it depends a lot on the environment created.</p> <p>CKA is the top Kubernetes certification but only a few employers require one. Same logic applies to other certifications.</p> <p>It is surprising the numerous resources and the strategy of psychological exhaustion of recruitment companies that continuously bombard us with interviews. They also force us to transfer our data to third parties without any control of where our CV ends. It is also very common to gather information from detailed CVs and interviews to afterwards publish similar JDs that can be sold as services to potential clients. Again, only the service name is what matters, not how this is implemented and whether the client have the capacity to implement it in a proper manner.</p> <p>As professionals we are obliged to a high commitment to our clients, sometimes sacrificing our well-being in order to achieve the objectives. Everyone has limits, sometimes being a personal decision to abandon a project without this entailing a penalty in the next job (we have given our CV to third parties without any control). An unfair bad reference (blame games) and calculated ambiguities can ruin our careers. And I\u2019m not talking about an isolated case.</p> <p>Losing employment and significantly penalizing employability and economic bargaining power for defending the value of automation, continuous improvement and standardization in computer engineering is a high price to pay. The alternatives often seem to be manual work with low salary expectations, lack of opportunities with new cloud jobs (better paid), promotion to a management position or emigration to countries with a different economic model (where technical jobs are better valued). This does not scale either. Freelancing worldwide is not for everyone either.</p> <p>\u201cOne of the biggest problems in IT is that we keep reinventing the wheel. We are running the same circles, producing similar technologies to solve the same problems. Reinventing the wheel is a great way to learn how the wheel works, but not an efficient way to build software\u201d (@dmokafa)</p> <p>\u201cTech industry thinks throwing more tools to the problem is the solution. More tools = more failure modes\u201d (@rakyll)</p> <p>Instead of reinventing the wheel by rewriting from scratch a new installer or ad-hoc devops tool to manage/monitor kubernetes, please pay attention to the links shared here and learn how to add value on the so called day 2. You will find solutions and knowledge in a practical and efficient way without being totally essential to obtain a certification to successfully complete the task. For example, if there\u2019s money for reinventing the wheel on day 1, then there\u2019s money for investing in these high value added solutions on day 2 where automation can significantly improve our lives and the quality of the delivered service. Automation is also a key element when evaluating the delivery of a service.</p> <p>Nubenetes shares relevant information that helps spread the new technological and cultural standards, in order to eliminate bottlenecks and silos and promote digital transformation.</p> <p>Does saying this publicly imply being blacklisted and losing professional opportunities? What kind of society do we live in?</p> <p>Tips: ask the hiring manager what experience they have with Cloud Automation, Cloud Managed Services and K8s in Production, if they deploy OpenShift via IPI<sup>1</sup> or UPI, whether they are familiar with Gitops as the correct way of doing DevOps, if they work with modern, easy-to-use automation tools (terraform, ansible modules with YAML/Jinja templates, argocd, helm, an automation server<sup>3</sup> to run pipelines, declarative code in Jenkins<sup>4</sup> Pipelines or in DevOps Azure Pipelines, IaC boilerplates instead of k8s vanilla, etc) or they are not practical and prefer to develop their own ad-hoc tools with millions of lines of code that need maintenance (by who?). If any doubt, ask them to show you their pipelines and custom solutions, how long it takes them to deploy and setup their k8s infra on day 1 &amp; day 2 (pets vs cattle service model), how long it takes them to deploy a single app and if the process is fully automated or not, what monitoring solutions they have, if security and Role-based Access Control (RBAC) are implemented in their k8s clusters, whether changes and PoCs are tested first in ephemeral and isolated K8s/Cloud infra test environments with IaC &amp; CI/CD pipelines, if solutions can be discussed within the team, etc.</p> <p>\u201cThe absolutely difficult thing is reaching volume production without going bankrupt, that is the actual hard thing\u201d Elon Musk</p> Click to expand! <p></p> <p>\u201cI am a big fan of the scientific method. Engineers do not build bridges from a right or left perspective, the engineer builds bridges from an evidence-based perspective and over time bridge construction has improved. On the other hand, a politician does things from a right or left perspective, and over time politics has gotten worse. When I work with politicians and two of them are in a room together, one always thinks of the other, \u201cwill they get in my way? Will they damage my reputation? Is there a conflict of interest?\u201d On the other hand, when two engineers meet, they say, \u201chello! I have a problem, can you help me?\u201d Engineers rely on evidence. If you want to save the world, think like an engineer.\u201d ref 1 (Youtube Clip in Spanish), ref 2 (English), ref 3 (Spanish), ref 4 (Spanish) - Mark Stevenson, writer and businessman.</p> Click to expand! <p> </p> <p>Let\u2019s improve both the private &amp; public IT sector and the opportunities in large, medium and small companies, and give us a star on GitHub if you like this blog!!</p>  \u00b7 The Seatbelts - Tank!"},{"location":"about/#cloud-computing-job-market-in-2016","title":"Cloud Computing job market in 2016","text":"Click to expand! <p>\u201cIn the U.S. in 2016, 3.9 million jobs are associated with cloud computing, with 384,478 of them in IT. The median salary for IT professionals with cloud computing experience was $90,950. (Forbes)\u201d</p> <p></p> <p>From the above graph (credit: Forbes) we can see that the top three countries for Cloud Computing Jobs are:</p> <p>China (7.5 Million). USA (4 Million). India (2.2 Million).</p>"},{"location":"about/#stats","title":"Stats","text":"Stats 1. Click to expand! Stats 2. Click to expand! Stats 3. Inflation and Unemployment. Click to expand! Stats 4. Government Debt and Income Tax Rate. Click to expand! Stats 5. Corruption, Favours, Influence Peddling, Unfair Competition, No Meritocracy. Click to expand! Stats 6. IT, Languages and Olympics. Click to expand!   [![automated_ansible](/images/automated_ansible.jpg)](https://www.ansible.com/blog/migrating-the-runbook-a-journey-from-legacy-to-devops)   <ol> <li> <p>For example: OpenShift deployment using the UPI method instead of IPI because of lack of permissions as an excuse.\u00a0\u21a9\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Manual operations with CLI are more appropriate for queries and troubleshooting (without modify permissions) when monitoring systems don\u2019t provide enough information. GitOps pipelines should be controlled and triggered by an automation server.\u00a0\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Jenkins/CloudBees, Ansible Tower/AWX, Foreman, Rundeck, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, etc.\u00a0\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Automation with Jenkins Configuration as Code replaces what was previously done via Jenkins CLI and jenkins remote REST API calls (requiring backend development with tools like swagger and API Testing tools like postman). Similar scenario applies to other technologies.\u00a0\u21a9</p> </li> </ol>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/","title":"AI Agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Kubernetes","text":"<p>Resources, tools, and projects related to autonomous AI agents, Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementations, and LLM orchestration within Kubernetes environments.</p> <ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>AI Agents</li> <li>Model Context Protocol (MCP)</li> <li>LLM Operators and Infrastructure</li> </ol>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Cursor AI Fundamentals Course - (Related to ai topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>anthropic.com: Introducing the Model Context Protocol</p> </li> <li>modelcontextprotocol.io: MCP Official Documentation</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#ai-agents","title":"AI Agents","text":"<ul> <li>IBM IAM for AI Agents - This resource discusses how IBM Identity and Access Management (IAM) provides native IAM for AI agents, enabling them to have an identity and deliver least privileged access.</li> <li>Level Up Your Agents: Announcing Google\u2019s Official Skills Repository \ud83c\udf1f - This blog post announces the launch of Google\u2019s official Agent Skills repository on GitHub, designed to equip AI agents with condensed expertise on specific technologies and tasks. Skills are presented in an open Markdown format, including reference files and code snippets, to provide agent-first documentation. This approach aims to reduce \u2018context bloat\u2019 often encountered when using Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, leading to more efficient and cost-effective AI agent interactions with Google Cloud products like Gemini API, BigQuery, and GKE.</li> <li>Claude Code Best Practice - A GitHub repository focused on \u2018vibe coding to agentic engineering\u2019, providing practices and examples for interacting with AI models like Claude. It includes sections on agents, commands, skills, development workflows, and implementation details.</li> <li>Kiro: Engineering Rigor for Agentic Development - Kiro is a tool designed to bring engineering discipline to AI agent development. It focuses on managing intent, handling long-running tasks across large codebases, and validating code correctness through a learning agent. Key features include converting natural language prompts into structured requirements (EARS notation), generating architectural designs, creating implementation plans with discrete, sequenced tasks, and enabling terminal-based interaction for building features, automating workflows, and debugging.</li> <li>HolmesGPT (Robusta) - An open-source AI agent for investigating Prometheus alerts and Kubernetes incidents. It uses LLMs to triage issues and provide recommended fixes.</li> <li>Skyvern - Automate browser-based workflows using LLMs and Computer Vision.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#model-context-protocol-mcp","title":"Model Context Protocol (MCP)","text":"<ul> <li>Announcing Azure MCP Server 2.0 Stable Release for Self-Hosted Agentic Cloud Automation \ud83c\udf1f - This blog post announces the stable release of Azure MCP Server 2.0, an open-source software that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification. It allows AI agents and developer tools to interact with Azure resources through a standardized tool interface. The key advancement in version 2.0 is the support for self-hosted, remote MCP server deployment, enabling flexible integration into developer workflows for local development, tool integrations, and centralized team/enterprise scenarios with consistent policy and security controls.</li> <li>Awesome MCP Servers - A curated list of resources related to MCP (Machine Cognitive Progression) servers, focusing on AI and related technologies.</li> <li>PulseMCP - A hosted hub for discovering and using MCP servers.</li> <li>MCPBundles - Curated bundles of MCP servers for various use cases (DevOps, Data, Productivity).</li> <li>GitHub MCP Server - Interact with GitHub repositories, issues, and PRs via AI agents.</li> <li>Vercel MCP Server - Manage Vercel deployments and view logs directly from AI agents.</li> <li>Chroma MCP Server - Vector database integration for agentic RAG.</li> <li>Brave Search MCP - Grounded web search for AI agents.</li> <li>PostgreSQL MCP Server - Secure SQL execution and schema inspection for agents.</li> <li>Google Cloud Managed MCP - Production-grade MCP service for accessing GCP resources from Gemini.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#llm-operators-and-infrastructure","title":"LLM Operators and Infrastructure","text":"<ul> <li>Kube-Ray - A toolkit to run Ray applications on Kubernetes.</li> <li>vLLM on Kubernetes - High-throughput LLM serving with PagedAttention.</li> <li>NVIDIA GPU Operator - Automates the management of all NVIDIA software components needed to provision GPU.</li> <li>LocalAI - Self-hosted, community-driven, local OpenAI-compatible API.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/","title":"Artificial Intelligence","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>Machine Learning</li> <li>Transformers Library</li> <li>LLMOps</li> <li>The MAD (ML/AI/Data) Landscape</li> <li>OpenAI</li> <li>Kubernetes and AI</li> <li>IaC Terraform and AI</li> <li>IaC CloudFormation and AI</li> <li>Programming</li> <li>Medical Imaging</li> <li>Computer Vision</li> <li>AIOps</li> <li>Other Tools</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol>"},{"location":"ai/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>guru99.com: Artificial Intelligence Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Basics of AI \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>technologyreview.com: Andrew Ng: Forget about building an AI-first business. Start with a mission \ud83c\udf1f An AI pioneer reflects on how companies can use machine learning to transform their operations and solve critical problems.<ul> <li>technologyreview.es: \u201cLas empresas que empiezan a lo grande con la IA fracasan m\u00e1s\u201d \ud83c\udf1f El pionero de la inteligencia artificial Andrew Ng asegura que es m\u00e1s importante tener buenos datos, aunque sean escasos, que muchos, pero mal etiquetados. Cree que todas las empresas deben empezar a pensar en la tecnolog\u00eda con proyectos r\u00e1pidos, pero peque\u00f1os, y escalarlos si resulta que funcionan.</li> <li>cio.com: Make Better AI Infrastructure Decisions: Why Hybrid Cloud is a Solid Fit \ud83c\udf1f The unique demands of AI workloads drive increasing popularity of pairing on-premises infrastructure with cloud.</li> </ul> </li> <li>hipertextual.com: Diferencias entre Inteligencia Artificial, Machine Learning y Deep Learning</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Los ingenieros de software est\u00e1n aterrorizados ante la posibilidad de ser sustituidos por la IA</li> <li>computerhoy.com: \u00bfQu\u00e9 es el \u2018Deep Learning\u2019 y por qu\u00e9 se considera una revoluci\u00f3n en la inteligencia artificial?</li> <li>poloclub.github.io: What is a Convolutional Neural Network?</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Ace Your Deep Learning Job Interview</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Deep Learning Fundamentals Handbook \u2013 What You Need to Know to Start Your Career in AI</li> <li>aman.ai/primers/ai: Distilled AI Here\u2019s a hand-picked selection of articles on AI fundamentals/concepts that cover the entire process of building neural nets to training them to evaluating results.<ul> <li>aman.ai/primers/ai/LLM: Primers - Overview of Large Language Models</li> </ul> </li> <li>forbesargentina.com: Por qu\u00e9 Nvidia, Google y Microsoft apuestan miles de millones en modelos LLM de IA Generativa para biotecnolog\u00eda</li> <li>youtube: AWS re:Invent 2023 - From hype to impact: Building a generative AI architecture (ARC217) Generative AI represents a paradigm shift for how companies operate today. Generative AI is empowering developers to reimagine customer experiences and applications while transforming virtually every industry. Organizations are rapidly innovating to create the right architecture for scaling generative AI securely, economically, and responsibly to deliver business value. In this talk, learn how leaders are modernizing their data foundation, selecting industry-leading foundation models, and deploying purpose-built accelerators to unlock the possibilities of generative AI.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#machine-learning","title":"Machine Learning","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Machine Learning Crash Course \ud83c\udf1f - A practical and accelerated introduction to Google\u2019s machine learning, featuring a series of animated videos, interactive visualizations, and hands-on exercises. This course covers foundational concepts like regression and classification models, linear regression, loss, gradient descent, and hyperparameter tuning.</p> </li> <li> <p>github.com/microsoft/ML-For-Beginners: Machine Learning for Beginners - A Curriculum</p> </li> <li>amazon.science/base-tts-samples BASE TTS: Audio samples. Audio samples for the paper BASE TTS: Lessons from building a billion-parameter text-to-speech model on 100K hours of data.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#transformers-library","title":"Transformers Library","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/NielsRogge/Transformers-Tutorials</li> <li>aman.ai: Transformers</li> <li>aman.ai: Primers \u2022 Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT)</li> <li>aman.ai: Primers \u2022 Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#llmops","title":"LLMOps","text":"<ul> <li>Development Environments for Cloud Agents \ud83c\udf1f - This article introduces Cursor\u2019s new tools for configuring development environments for cloud agents. It highlights the importance of robust environments for agents to perform end-to-end engineering tasks, including accessing codebases, dependencies, credentials, and build systems. The feature supports multi-repo environments, allowing agents to reason across multiple codebases, which is crucial for microservice architectures.</li> <li>Cursor AI Fundamentals Course - Official tutorials for Cursor, covering AI fundamentals including models, tokens, hallucinations, agents, MCP, skills, and context. The course is in Spanish and consists of 13 modules.</li> <li>Cursor Bugbot Effort Levels Documentation - Documentation for Cursor\u2019s Bugbot, introducing \u2018effort levels\u2019 for users on usage-based plans. These levels can be configured via the Bugbot dashboard.</li> <li>Claude Code in Action - A course from Anthropic Academy that provides comprehensive training on using Claude Code for software development tasks. It covers the underlying architecture of AI coding assistants, practical implementation techniques, and advanced integration strategies. Key topics include understanding coding assistant architecture, exploring Claude Code\u2019s tool use system, mastering context management techniques, implementing visual communication workflows, creating custom automation, and extending functionality with MCP servers.</li> <li>LLMs-from-scratch \ud83c\udf1f - A GitHub repository that provides a step-by-step implementation of a ChatGPT-like Large Language Model (LLM) using PyTorch, covering development, pretraining, and finetuning.</li> <li>Claude Code Best Practice - (Related to ai-agents-mcp topic)</li> <li>Docker for LLMs - (Related to docker topic)</li> <li>Learn to Manage Investments and Cost Efficiency of Azure and AI Workloads - (Related to finops topic)</li> <li>How to run Deepseek R1 LLMs on GPU Droplets \ud83c\udf1f - This tutorial guides users on deploying the Deepseek R1 series of open-source Large Language Models (LLMs) on DigitalOcean\u2019s GPU Droplets. It leverages Ollama for easy model execution, focusing on the reasoning capabilities of these new LLMs and their potential to match proprietary alternatives.</li> <li> <p>Automate Pull Request Descriptions in Azure DevOps with Azure OpenAI - (Related to cicd topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>github.com/tensorchord/Awesome-LLMOps: Awesome LLMOps An awesome &amp; curated list of best LLMOps tools for developers</p> </li> <li>valohai.com/blog/llmops/ LLMOps: MLOps for Large Language Models</li> <li>github.com/mlabonne/llm-course Course to get into Large Language Models (LLMs) with roadmaps and Colab notebooks.</li> <li>itnext.io: Deploy Flexible and Custom Setups with Anything LLM on Kubernetes Step-by-Step Guide to Deploy Anything LLM with OpenAI, Azure AI, and Ollama</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#the-mad-mlaidata-landscape","title":"The MAD (ML/AI/Data) Landscape","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Ignore Prior Instructions: AI Still Befuddled by Basic Reasoning - An article discussing the limitations of current AI models, particularly their struggles with understanding and acting upon explicit instructions and basic reasoning, even when the instructions are clear. 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The content includes guides on basic usage, prompting techniques, certification, team collaboration, design integration, skill creation, advanced techniques for avoiding AI limitations and biases, and using Claude for coding and computer interaction.</p> </li> <li> <p>github.com/openai/openai-cookbook: OpenAI Cookbook Examples and guides for using the OpenAI API</p> </li> <li>xataka.com: Microsoft no quiere poner todos los huevos en la misma cesta: anuncia una asociaci\u00f3n con Mistral AI, la OpenAI de Europa<ul> <li>Mistral AI acceder\u00e1 a la infraestructura en la nube de Azure AI para desarrollar sus modelos y ofrecerlos comercialmente</li> <li>La startup, con sede en Par\u00eds, acaba de lanzar su modelo de lenguaje Mistral Large y su chatbot conversacional Le Chat</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#kubernetes-and-ai","title":"Kubernetes and AI","text":"<ul> <li>Introducing Kiro: AWS Agentic AI-Based IDE - This article introduces Kiro, an AI-based IDE designed to leverage agentic AI for cloud development, specifically mentioning its integration with AWS and potential for Kubernetes environments.</li> <li>Limitless Kubernetes Scaling for AI and Data-intensive Workloads: The AKS Fleet Strategy - (Related to kubernetes topic)</li> <li> <p>Warp: The Agentic Development Environment - (Related to kubernetes-tools topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>k8sgpt.ai K8sGPT is a tool for scanning your kubernetes clusters, diagnosing and triaging issues in simple english. It has SRE experience codified into its analyzers and helps to pull out the most relevant information to enrich it with AI.</p> </li> <li>collabnix.com: The Rise of Kubernetes and AI \u2013 Kubectl OpenAI plugin</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#iac-terraform-and-ai","title":"IaC Terraform and AI","text":"<ul> <li>Terraform 2.0 in Practice: Using AI to Generate Infrastructure as Code - (Related to terraform topic)</li> <li>Discussion: Where is AI Still Completely Useless? - A Reddit discussion exploring the current limitations of AI and identifying areas where it remains ineffective or completely useless. The conversation touches on various domains and tasks.</li> <li>AI Meets Terraform: Prompt Strategies for Test Generation \ud83c\udf1f - This article details the experience of developing and refining an LLM prompt using Cursor and Claude Code to generate meaningful Terraform tests. It explores various experimental approaches, emphasizes strategies for creating \u201cdurable prompts,\u201d and shares the final prompt in a GitHub repository. The content highlights the value of AI in Infrastructure as Code (IaC) workflows, specifically for writing tests for Terraform child modules, and provides takeaways for crafting effective prompts.</li> <li> <p>AWS Well-Architected IaC Analyzer - (Related to aws-architecture topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>hashicorp.com: Accelerate your Terraform development with Amazon CodeWhisperer</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#iac-cloudformation-and-ai","title":"IaC CloudFormation and AI","text":"<ul> <li>IDE extension for AWS Application Composer enhances visual modern applications development with AI-generated IaC</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#programming","title":"Programming","text":"<ul> <li>Tech companies cutting devs for AI - A Reddit post from r/ProgrammerHumor discussing the trend of tech companies reducing their developer workforce in favor of AI.</li> <li>Extend your coding agent with .NET Skills \ud83c\udf1f - This blog post introduces the dotnet/skills repository, a collection of agent skills designed to enhance coding agents for .NET developers. 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Pods should be run with the most restrictive SCC possible. Pods inherit their SCC from the Service Account used to run the pod. With the default project template, new projects get a Service Account named default that is used to run pods. This default service account is only granted the ability to run the restricted SCC.</li> </ul>   ![crunchdydata scc1](/images/crunchydata_scc1.png) ![crunchdydata scc2](/images/crunchydata_scc2.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#scc-recommendations","title":"SCC Recommendations","text":"<ul> <li>Use OpenShift\u2019s Security Context Constraint feature, which has been contributed to Kubernetes as Pod Security Policies (PSP). PSPs are still beta in Kubernetes 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, 1.13, 1.14, 1.15 .</li> <li>Use the restricted SCC as the default </li> <li>For pods that require additional access, use the SCC that grants the least amount of additional privileges or create a custom SCC </li> <li>Remediation: Apply the SCC with the least privilege required</li> <li>Audit: <ul> <li>To show all available SCCs: <code>oc describe scc</code> </li> <li>To audit a single pod:  </li> </ul> </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc describe pod &lt;POD&gt; | grep openshift.io\\/scc\nopenshift.io/scc: restricted             \n</code></pre>   ![crunchdydata scc3](/images/crunchydata_scc3.png)   <ul> <li> <p>Problem: Default SCC is \u201crestricted\u201d SCC -&gt; Crunchydata Postgres Cluster PODs are not rolled out</p> <ul> <li><code>oc get rs</code>: </li> </ul> <p></p> <ul> <li><code>oc describe rs mycluster5-lgyb-84b58f5dd9</code>: Warning FailedCreate 3m24s (x17 over 7m30s) replicaset-controller Error creating: pods \u201cmycluster5-lgyb-84b58f5dd9-\u201d is forbidden: unable to validate against any security context constraint: [fsGroup: Invalid value: []int64{26}: 26 is not an allowed group]</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#add-a-scc-to-a-project","title":"Add a SCC to a Project","text":"<ul> <li>SCCs are not granted directly to a project. Instead, you add a service account to an SCC and either specify the service account name on your pod or, when unspecified, run as the default service account.</li> <li>To add a SCC to a user: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group &lt;scc_name&gt; &lt;group_name&gt;</code></li> <li>To add a SCC to all service accounts in a namespace: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group &lt;scc_name&gt;  system:serviceaccounts:&lt;serviceaccount_namespace&gt;</code></li> <li>If you are currently in the project to which the service account belongs, you can use the -z flag and just specify the serviceaccount_name: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user &lt;scc_name&gt; -z &lt;serviceaccount_name&gt;</code></li> <li> <p>Examples:</p> <ul> <li><code>oc describe scc anyuid</code></li> <li><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1</code></li> <li> <p>\u2018default\u2019 serviceAccount:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1:default\n</code></pre> </li> <li> <p>User registered in Identity Provider:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid myuser\n</code></pre> </li> <li> <p>Custom serviceAccount:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1:my-sa\n</code></pre> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>Refs:</p> <ul> <li>ref1</li> <li>ref2</li> <li>ref3 \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow1-without-custom-service-account-and-without-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow1 without custom Service Account and without DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow1](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow1.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow2-with-custom-service-account-and-without-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow2 with custom Service Account and without DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow2](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow2.png)   <ul> <li>Create a custom ServiceAccount and add a role to it within a Project:<ol> <li><code>oc project pgouser1</code></li> <li><code>oc get scc</code></li> <li><code>oc create serviceaccount my-sa \u2013n pgouser1</code></li> <li><code>oc describe sa my-sa</code></li> <li><code>oc get scc</code></li> <li><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa</code></li> <li><code>oc policy add-role-to-user edit system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa</code></li> <li>Alternative to step #6:</li> </ol> </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc edit scc anyuid \n</code></pre> <pre><code>users:\n- system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p>Other commands of interest:</p> <ul> <li><code>oc get role</code></li> <li><code>oc describe role pgo-role</code></li> <li><code>oc edit role pgo-role</code> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>References:</p> <ul> <li>ref1</li> <li>ref2</li> <li>ref3</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow3-with-custom-service-account-and-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow3 with custom service Account and DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow3](/images/crunchydata_scc_workflow3.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#environment-setup-port-forward-and-wsl","title":"Environment setup. Port Forward and WSL","text":"<ul> <li>Deployment method used in this presentation: Install Operator Using Bash</li> <li>Config files setup by installer are saved in:<ul> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Deployments</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Deployment Configs (empty, openshift feature not provided by CrunchyData)</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Secrets</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Config Maps</li> </ul> </li> <li>References:<ul> <li>ref1</li> </ul> </li> <li>WSL (Windows Subystem for Linux): alog/olog/clog functions must be adapted to be run in WSL\u2019s Ubuntu:</li> </ul> <pre><code>vim $HOME/.bashrc\n</code></pre> <pre><code># ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.\n# see /usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files (in the package bash-doc)\n# for examples\n# If not running interactively, don't do anything\ncase $- in\n    *i*) ;;\n    *) return;;\nesac\n# don't put duplicate lines or lines starting with space in the history.\n# See bash(1) for more options\nHISTCONTROL=ignoreboth\n# append to the history file, don't overwrite it\nshopt -s histappend\n# for setting history length see HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE in bash(1)\nHISTSIZE=1000\nHISTFILESIZE=2000\n# check the window size after each command and, if necessary,\n# update the values of LINES and COLUMNS.\nshopt -s checkwinsize\n# If set, the pattern \"**\" used in a pathname expansion context will\n# match all files and zero or more directories and subdirectories.\n#shopt -s globstar\n# make less more friendly for non-text input files, see lesspipe(1)\n[ -x /usr/bin/lesspipe ] &amp;&amp; eval \"$(SHELL=/bin/sh lesspipe)\"\n# set variable identifying the chroot you work in (used in the prompt below)\nif [ -z \"${debian_chroot:-}\" ] &amp;&amp; [ -r /etc/debian_chroot ]; then\n    debian_chroot=$(cat /etc/debian_chroot)\nfi\n# set a fancy prompt (non-color, unless we know we \"want\" color)\ncase \"$TERM\" in\n    xterm-color|*-256color) color_prompt=yes;;\nesac\n# uncomment for a colored prompt, if the terminal has the capability; turned\n# off by default to not distract the user: the focus in a terminal window\n# should be on the output of commands, not on the prompt\n#force_color_prompt=yes\nif [ -n \"$force_color_prompt\" ]; then\n    if [ -x /usr/bin/tput ] &amp;&amp; tput setaf 1 &gt;&amp;/dev/null; then\n    # We have color support; assume it's compliant with Ecma-48\n    # (ISO/IEC-6429). 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SETTINGS:\n#########################################\n# operator env vars\nexport PATH=$PATH:$HOME/odev/bin\nexport PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://127.0.0.1:18443\n#export PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://172.25.212.138:8443\nexport PGO_CA_CERT=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_CERT=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_KEY=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.key\n#alias setip='export PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://`kubectl get service postgres-operator -o=jsonpath=\"{.spec.clusterIP}\"`:18443'\n#alias alog='kubectl logs `kubectl get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c apiserver'\n#alias olog='kubectl logs `kubectl get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c operator'\n#\nexport CCP_IMAGE_TAG=rhel7-11.1-2.3.0\nexport 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{\n$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" logs `$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c scheduler\n}\n#export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://localhost:2375\n# crunchy containers: https://github.com/CrunchyData/crunchy-containers/tree/2.4.1\nexport GOPATH=$HOME/cdev        # set path to your new Go workspace\nexport GOBIN=$GOPATH/bin        # set bin path \nexport PATH=$PATH:$GOBIN        # add Go bin path to your overall path\nexport CCP_BASEOS=centos7       # centos7 for Centos, rhel7 for Redhat\nexport CCP_PGVERSION=10         # The PostgreSQL major version\nexport CCP_PG_FULLVERSION=10.9\nexport CCP_VERSION=2.4.1\nexport CCP_IMAGE_PREFIX=crunchydata # Prefix to put before all the container image names\nexport CCP_IMAGE_TAG=$CCP_BASEOS-$CCP_PG_FULLVERSION-$CCP_VERSION   # Used to tag the images\nexport CCPROOT=$GOPATH/src/github.com/crunchydata/crunchy-containers    # The base of the clone github repo\nexport CCP_SECURITY_CONTEXT=\"\"\nexport CCP_CLI=oc          # kubectl for K8s, oc for OpenShift\nexport CCP_NAMESPACE=crunchy-containers       # Change this to whatever namespace/openshift project name you want to use\nexport CCP_SECURITY_CONTEXT='\"fsGroup\":26'\nexport CCP_STORAGE_CLASS=gp2\nexport CCP_STORAGE_MODE=ReadWriteOnce\nexport CCP_STORAGE_CAPACITY=400M\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>port-forward to reach postgres-operator POD with \u2018pgo\u2019 tool (18443 port defined in previous .bashrc): </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc project pgo\noc get pod \noc port-forward postgres-operator-844d8f9777-8d5k5 -n pgo 18443:8443\n</code></pre>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#cluster-deployment-and-operation-with-pgo","title":"Cluster Deployment and Operation with pgo","text":"<pre><code>pgo create cluster mycluster --pgpool -n pgouser1 --resources-config=small --replica-count=1\npgo show cluster --all -n pgouser1\npgo backup mycluster --backup-type=pgbackrest \u2013n pgouser1\npgo failover 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Perhaps one day, when the reliability and performance of distributed network storage surpass local storage and mainstream databases have some native support for storage-computation separation, things might change again \u2014 K8S might become suitable for databases. But for now, I believe putting serious production OLTP databases into K8S is immature and inappropriate. 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We\u2019re in the world of operator explosion. In essence, it makes Kubernetes applications aware.\u201d</li> <li>openshift.com: OpenShift, Databases and You: When to Put Containerized Database Workloads on OpenShift \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sixfold.medium.com: Reducing database queries to a minimum with DataLoaders</li> </ul>   [![Statefull and Stateless Aplications](/images/stateful-and-stateless-applications.png)](https://www.xenonstack.com/insights/stateful-and-stateless-applications/)"},{"location":"databases/#serverless-databases","title":"Serverless Databases","text":"<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: How to Ensure Your Serverless Database Stays Serverless</li> </ul>"},{"location":"databases/#dataops","title":"DataOps","text":"<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: The Benefits and Drawbacks of DataOps in Practice</li> </ul>"},{"location":"databases/#database-continuous-integration","title":"Database Continuous Integration","text":"<ul> <li>cloudbees.com: Introductory Handbook for Database Continuous Integration</li> </ul>"},{"location":"databases/#databases-on-kubernetes","title":"Databases on Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li>cloud.google.com: To run or not to run a database on Kubernetes - What to consider</li> <li>reddit.com: What\u2019s the best, proper way of running a database cluster on top of Kubernetes?</li> <li>learnk8s.io: Provisioning cloud resources (AWS, GCP, Azure) in Kubernetes</li> <li>cloudsavvyit.com: Should You Run a Database in Docker?</li> </ul>"},{"location":"databases/#database-devops","title":"Database DevOps","text":"<ul> <li>informationweek.com: Can Enterprises Benefit From Adopting Database DevOps?</li> <li>medium: DevOps and Databases\u200a\u2014\u200aThe forgotten automation</li> </ul>"},{"location":"databases/#database-mesh","title":"Database Mesh","text":"<ul> <li>medium.com/@database-mesh: Database Mesh 2.0: Database Governance in a Cloud Native Environment This article reviews the background of Database Mesh, reexamines the value of Database Mesh 1.0, and introduces the new concepts, ideas, and features of Database Mesh 2.0. 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Dope since the 80s. https://t.co/zeoagBfMvW</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) December 28, 2020 <p>Stack Overflow's SQL Server is at 4% CPU with 500M queries/day https://t.co/wX9Od749ik https://t.co/1BAuEV9VgT</p>\u2014 Lukas Eder (@lukaseder) August 18, 2021 <p>PostgreSQL for relational.PromQL for monitoring.Two big alignments across the industry.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan at KubeCon \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) October 13, 2021 <p>I'm super curious, how many people have successfully migrated their databases from Oracle to Postgres in production? I'm talking 100% migration with Oracle being turned off at the end.</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) November 1, 2021 <p>Kubernetes can only meet stateful services half way. We need direct changes in databases, message brokers, and other stateful systems if we want to see a future where Kubernetes becomes the preferred destination to run them. 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Organizations building or improving software products are moving towards a DevOps approach where development, testing, security, quality assurance and operations are getting merged within a large team and those technical resources work side by side to achieve higher return on investment</li> <li>DevOps is one of the most broad topics within software dev because it lacks boundaries and limitations. Many technologies, tools, concepts, processes and ideas converge to give a good DevOps pipeline and DevOps process resulting in agile planning, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and high level monitoring of your enterprise level software systems. Hence, devops is not a single role or even a team\u2019s work that deals with all the technologies and processes. 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So, for now, let\u2019s list some typical activities you might have in this role:<ul> <li>Providing leadership and guidance for reducing the time it takes to deploy a software change.</li> <li>Managing CI (continuous integration) systems and pipelines.</li> <li>Creating automated software builds and testing.</li> <li>Designing and implementing infrastructure.</li> <li>Automating infrastructure buildout and maintenance.</li> <li>Managing and enhancing logging and monitoring systems.</li> <li>Providing developers with self-service tools for provisioning systems, deploying code, and running tests.</li> </ul> </li> <li>freecodecamp.org: DevOps Engineering Course for Beginners</li> <li>bmc.com: DevOps Metrics for Optimizing CI/CD Pipelines</li> <li>simform.com: How to Implement DevOps for Enterprise? 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But security is lagging behind</li> <li>redeszone.net: No configurar bien la nube es culpable de la mayor\u00eda de vulnerabilidades</li> <li>cybersecuritydive.com: Relationships between DevOps, security warm slowly Some hurdles stem from miscommunication, or balancing quick product releases with undesired security gaps. \u201cSecurity people need developers to be more like security people and developers need security people to be more like developers.\u201d James Arlen, CISO at Aiven.</li> <li>bbvanexttechnologies.com: Filosof\u00eda DevSecOps en el desarrollo de aplicaciones sobre Azure</li> <li>harness.io: Automated DevSecOps with StackHawk and Harness</li> <li>cloudify.co: Understanding DevSecOps And Its Challenges</li> <li>containerjournal.com: The What and Why of Cloud-Native Security</li> <li>sysdig.com: Top vulnerability assessment and management best practices</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Where Are You on the DevSecOps Maturity Curve?</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The Top 5 Secrets Management Mistakes and How to Avoid Them</li> <li>arsouyes.org: PKCS, pem, der, key, crt,\u2026 Interesting read on security and ssl/tls certificates</li> <li>torq.io: 5 Security Automation Examples for Non-Developers</li> <li>infoq.com: Serverless Security: What\u2019s Left to Protect?</li> <li>dqindia.com: Secure your CI/CD pipeline with these tips from experts</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The DevSecOps Skillsets Required for Cloud Deployments</li> <li>devblogs.microsoft.com: You can\u2019t have security for DevOps until you have DevOps for security</li> <li>goteleport.com: Anatomy of a Cloud Infrastructure Attack via a Pull Request<ul> <li>edidiongasikpo.com: How to Give Developers Secure Access to Kubernetes Clusters \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>cncf/tag-security: CNCF Security Technical Advisory Group \ud83c\udf1f CNCF Security Technical Advisory Group \u2013 secure access, policy control, privacy, auditing, explainability and more!</li> <li>enterprisersproject.com: 5 DevSecOps open source projects to know Teams that embrace the DevSecOps approach make security an integral part of the entire application life cycle. 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Let\u2019s see how vulnerability scanning is done the right way.</li> <li>redhat.com: Getting DevSecOps to production and beyond Building security into DevOps practices helps safeguard the organization across the software development lifecycle.</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 open source security resources from 2021 This countdown is for the security articles for 2021 you need to read right now.</li> <li>redhat.com: Red Hat\u2019s approach to DevSecOps</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Open Source Democratized Software. Now Let\u2019s Democratize Security</li> <li>goteleport.com: Why DevSecOps is Going Passwordless</li> <li>infosecwriteups.com: How I Discovered Thousands of Open Databases on AWS My journey on finding and reporting databases with sensitive data about Fortune-500 companies, Hospitals, Crypto platforms, Startups during due diligence, and more.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Want Real Cybersecurity Progress? Redefine the Security Team</li> <li>devops.com: Taking a DevSecOps Approach to API Security</li> <li>devops.com: Continuous Security: The Next Evolution of CI/CD</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: Fantastic Infrastructure as Code security attacks and how to find them IaC Security Scanning with Kubernetes</li> <li>devops.com: How to Seamlessly Transition to DevSecOps DevSecOps Isn\u2019t Simple<ul> <li>In the last few months, the cybersecurity world has been taken by storm following the discovery of the Log4Shell vulnerability. The zero-day had the potential to put much of the connected world at risk and left security teams scrambling to quickly apply security patches to software just before Christmas 2021.</li> <li>As a result of the chaos caused by Log4Shell, many organizations kicked off the new year by carrying out security assessments to identify ways to improve detection and mitigation of future vulnerabilities. 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It helps in pushing features faster with fewer errors.</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Authentication vs Authorization \u2013 What\u2019s the Difference?</li> <li>betanews.com: Cloud security is complex \u2013 but most vulnerabilities fall into three key categories</li> <li>medium.com/@pbijjala: Container security, an eco system view</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Kubernetes Security in Your CI/CD Pipeline</li> <li>acloudguru.com: Cloud security risks: Why you should make apps Secure by Design</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Shifting (even further) Left on Kubernetes Resource Compliance Shifting left can help organizations optimize their use of fully-managed cloud environments and managed services, and tools like Open Policy Agent and Gatekeeper can help organizations ensure compliance in these environments</li> <li>hmaslowski.com: macOS Security hardening with Microsoft Intune</li> <li>kubewarden.io: Scanning secrets in environment variables This tutorial will teach you how to scan secrets in environment variables using Kubewarden and the  env-variable-secrets-scanner-policy</li> <li>dzone.com: How To Manage Vulnerabilities in Modern Cloud-Native Applications The article describes how to secure cloud-native applications to identify, manage, and remediate vulnerabilities across the tech stack and ways of integrating security.</li> <li>auth0.com: A Passwordless Future! 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Kubernetes security requires a complex and multifaceted approach since an effective strategy needs to:<ul> <li>Ensure clean code</li> <li>Provide full observability</li> <li>Prevent the exchange of information with untrusted services</li> <li>Produce digital signatures for clean code and trusted applications</li> </ul> </li> <li>Since Kubernetes follows a loosely coupled architecture, securing the ecosystem involves a cross-combination of best practices, tools, and processes. It is also recommended to consider frameworks that issue specific guidelines for easing the complexity of administering the security and compliance of a Kubernetes ecosystem. Such frameworks help organizations create flexible, iterative, and cost-effective approaches to keeping clusters and applications safe and compliant while ensuring optimum performance. A typical framework\u2019s guidance on Kubernetes security and compliance should essentially consider:<ul> <li>Architecture best practices</li> <li>Security within CI/CD pipelines</li> <li>Resource protection</li> <li>Container runtime protection</li> <li>Supply chain security</li> <li>Network security</li> <li>Vulnerability scanning</li> <li>Secrets management and protection</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#zero-trust-security","title":"Zero Trust Security","text":"<ul> <li>dzone.com: What Is Zero Trust Security? \ud83c\udf1f Zero Trust security is an IT security framework that treats everyone and everything to be hostile (in a good way!).</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Secured Access to Kubernetes from Anywhere with Zero Trust | Tenry Fu \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>securityboulevard.com: Implementing Zero-Trust Security With Service Mesh and Kubernetes</li> <li>cncf.io: Seven zero trust rules for Kubernetes</li> <li>rtinsights.com: Implementing Zero Trust for Kubernetes</li> <li>cisecurity.org: Where Does Zero Trust Begin and Why is it Important?</li> <li>devops.com: DevOps Security: Your Complete Checklist</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#authentication-and-authorization","title":"Authentication and Authorization","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Configure Microsoft Entra for Increased Security - (Related to kubernetes-security topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>thenewstack.io: How Do Authentication and Authorization Differ?</p> </li> <li>osohq.com: Patterns for Authorization in Microservices</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#openid-connect-and-oauth-20","title":"OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0","text":"<ul> <li>medium.com/getindata-blog: OAuth2-based authentication on Istio-powered Kubernetes clusters \ud83c\udf1f Starting with Envoy 1.17, authentication and authorization to Istio clusters don\u2019t require setting up external services if you decide to use OAuth2 Learn how it works in this hands-on tutorial.</li> <li>oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy: OAuth2 Proxy \ud83c\udf1f A reverse proxy that provides authentication with Google, Azure, OpenID Connect and many more identity providers.</li> <li>manfredmlange.medium.com: Containerized Keycloak in Development How to set up an OpenID Connect compliant development environment with Docker?</li> <li>dev.to/fidalmathew: Session-Based vs. Token-Based Authentication: Which is better?</li> <li>dev.to/irakan: Is JWT really a good fit for authentication?</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#quality-gates","title":"Quality Gates","text":"<ul> <li>dzone: DevOps Pipeline Quality Gates: A Double-Edged Sword In theory, quality gates seem like a no-brainer, but it does come with a catch.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#16-gates","title":"16 Gates","text":"<ul> <li>medium: Focusing on the DevOps Pipeline \ud83c\udf1f Delivering High Quality Working Software Faster with Agile DevOps. 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The study paints a troubling picture: Only 5% of survey respondents said most of their development teams use the same secrets management processes and tools. The incidents run the gamut, from secrets published in the clear in public cloud code repositories to insecure third-party code to vulnerabilities in the organization\u2019s own code or configurations.</li> <li>thorsten-hans.com: Encrypt your Kubernetes Secrets with Mozilla SOPS By default, Kubernetes Secrets (secrets) are stored with base64 encoding in YAML files. The lack of encryption for secrets often leads to the question of how to store secrets securely. Obviously, you don\u2019t want to put your sensitive configuration data into a git repository, because it is just encoded. echo  | base64 -d.<ul> <li>A typical solution is using services like Azure Key Vault, or HashiCorp Vault to persist sensitive data. Those services can be integrated with Kubernetes by using the Secrets Store CIS driver. However, relying on an additional service means that you have to manage and maintain that service in addition to Kubernetes. Additionally, depending on the service you use to store your sensitive data, some sensitive configuration must be stored somewhere to configure the CIS driver.</li> <li>As an alternative, you can use Mozilla SOPS (SOPS) to encrypt and decrypt your Kubernetes secret files. Secrets that are encrypted via SOPS can be stored in source control. Encrypted secrets will be decrypted locally just before they\u2019ll be deployed to Kubernetes. 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A small explanation for GitOps</li> <li>go.weave.works: The Practical Guide to GitOps (eBook)</li> <li>enterprisersproject.com: How to explain GitOps in plain English What is GitOps and why is it important? How can IT leaders explain GitOps to others, especially if they don\u2019t speak DevOps or cloud-native? 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Here are four approaches to managing code used in those pipelines.</p> <ul> <li>Application and Infrastructure Code in One Repository</li> <li>Separate Infrastructure Repository, Multiple Branches</li> <li>Separate Infrastructure Repository, Directory-Based</li> <li>Multiple Infrastructure Repositories, One per Environment</li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>medium.com/codex: Points to Consider for Structuring Infrastructure as Code Repositories</p> </li> <li>medium.com/jumia-tech: Immutable Infrastructure &amp; GitOps \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/@alamdar.hussain0007: GitOps with Kubernetes</li> <li>thenewstack.io: KubeCon: 14,000 More Engineers Have Their GitOps Basics Down As GitOps grows in its ability to leverage DevOps practices via Infrastructure as Code, thousands get up to speed with GitOps Fundamentals.</li> <li>containerjournal.com: GitOps Workflows Expanding Beyond Kubernetes Clusters GitOps is an opinionated instance of a DevOps workflow that unifies both software deployment and the provisioning of infrastructure using code to create reusable templates.</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: GitOps Cookbook: Kubernetes automation in practice</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Best of 2022: GitOps: The Missing Link for CI/CD for Kubernetes</li> <li>devops.com: Declarative Compliance With Policy-as-Code and GitOps \ud83c\udf1f Declarative Compliance provides several benefits:<ul> <li>Increased efficiency</li> <li>Better managed compliance</li> <li>Minimized risk of human errors</li> <li>Enhanced security</li> <li>Faster deployment</li> <li>Better collaboration</li> </ul> </li> <li>dzone: The Essentials of GitOps \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.devops.dev: GitOps \u2014 Fundamentals Part 0</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The Next Kubernetes Management Frontier: Automation. 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Esta es la cuidada lista de Brais Moure para mejorar tus habilidades</li> </ul>"},{"location":"introduction/#platform-reference-architecture","title":"Platform Reference Architecture","text":"<ul> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on Azure We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. We condensed our key learnings for Azure setups into this reference architecture whitepaper.</li> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on GCP We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. We condensed our key learnings for GCP setups into this reference architecture whitepaper.</li> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on AWS We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. 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They should also be publishing important events, such as a change feed.</li> <li>dotnetcurry.com: Microservices Architecture Pattern \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>geeksarray.com: Microservice Architecture Pattern for Architects \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: 5 design principles for microservices</li> <li>elastisys.com: Principles for Designing and Deploying Scalable Applications on Kubernetes [ARCHIVED] In this article, you will find 15 principles for how to design and deploy cloud-native applications on Kubernetes - for scalability, observability, automation &amp; security.</li> <li>simform.com: Microservices Design Principles: Do We Really Know It Well Enough? \ud83c\udf1f We are all well aware of microservices architecture, but do we know about its basic design principles and tenants that determine its implementation success? 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Uno de los principales problemas con HotSpot es su dificultad para seleccionar un tama\u00f1o adecuado para la generaci\u00f3n permanente. \u00bf128MB, 256MB? Es muy dif\u00edcil acertar para cada aplicaci\u00f3n. JRockit es din\u00e1mico en la gesti\u00f3n de memoria reservada para metadatos y sin l\u00edmites de tama\u00f1o (a excepci\u00f3n de la memoria del sistema). JRockit es tambi\u00e9n el \u00fanico JVM con soporte de heaps no contiguos (uso de memoria por encima y por debajo del alojamiento del kernel y otras librer\u00edas), importante en el caso de Windows donde su kernel a menudo se ubica en mitad del espacio de direcciones.</p> <p>Java 8 (HotRockit?) incorpora todas las herramientas de monitorizaci\u00f3n de HotSpot (Java VisualVM, jstat, jmap) y JRockit (Java Mission Control, Java Flight Recorder). Muy interesante.</p> <p>Un inconveniente de Java 8 es la fragmentaci\u00f3n de la memoria nativa para metadatos, pero probablemente incluya compactaci\u00f3n en un futuro pr\u00f3ximo.</p> <p>En el 2016 saldr\u00e1 Java 9 con la funcionalidad de auto-tuning y soporte de tama\u00f1os Heap multi-gigas.</p> <p>En cualquier caso hay una tendencia al Heap-Offloading. El consumo de memoria en Java tiene un coste y las pausas/latencias causadas por los Full GC son proporcionales al tama\u00f1o del heap. Estas pausas son notables en tama\u00f1os de heap &gt; 1Gb, con un considerable impacto en aplicaciones de tiempo real donde un proceso que no responde r\u00e1pido puede ser descartado del cluster. A\u00fan as\u00ed, los servidores actuales hacen uso de frameworks muy pesados y f\u00e1cilmente requieren heaps &gt; 4Gb. Una soluci\u00f3n a este problema es alojar fuera del heap los objetos poco utilizados mediante t\u00e9cnicas de serializaci\u00f3n/deserializaci\u00f3n (cach\u00e9). 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In such a case, you can use Tekton pipeline engine while getting all benefits from Jenkins as an orchestrator, user interface and the reporting engine. The Tekton Client plugin for Jenkins lets you easily use Jenkins to automate creating and running Tekton pipelines. It bridges the Kubernetes learning gap and allows invoking Tekton Pipelines and resources through Jenkins. This allows users to not have much of the Kubernetes specific knowledge beforehand and work. Its a single Jenkins plugin to install - so it\u2019s easy to use.</li> <li>harness.io: What is Pipeline as Code, and How Can You Leverage It?</li> <li>lambdatest.com: How To Set Jenkins Pipeline Environment Variables? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>slideshare.net: Jeff Geerling - Jenkins or: How I learned to stop worrying and love automation \ud83c\udf1f Configuring Jenkins like a pro. Use authorization strategies in jenkinsci unless you want to have Remote Code Execution as a Service! There are many plugins like Matrix Auth, Role Strategy and Folder Auth. Vendors like CloudBees also provide security engines in their products.</li> <li>youtube - CloudBeesTV: How to Run a Shell Script in Jenkins Pipeline \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>opensource.com: Make Jenkins logs pretty Jenkins\u2019 default logs can be hard to read, but they don\u2019t have to be.</li> <li>medium: Dynamic and reactive parameterization in Jenkins pipelines using HTML, Groovy, and Bash \ud83c\udf1f - Jenkins Plugin: Active Choices \ud83c\udf1f The Active Choices plugin is used in parametrized freestyle Jenkins jobs to create scripted, dynamic and interactive job parameters. Active Choices parameters can be dynamically updated and can be rendered as combo-boxes, check-boxes, radio-buttons or rich HTML UI widgets.</li> <li>automationreinvented.blogspot.com: How to schedule a job in Jenkins pipeline? 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And trigger a job automatically in Jenkins when a new code is committed in Bitbucket.</li> <li>developer.okta.com: Update App Secrets with Jenkins CI and .NET Core</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Deploy Helm charts with Jenkins CI/CD in Red Hat OpenShift 4 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>jenkins.io: Git Username/Password Credentials Binding for sh, bat, and powershell \ud83c\udf1f Google Summer of Code 2021 is implementing git credentials binding for sh, bat, and powershell. Git credentials binding is one of the most requested features for Jenkins Pipeline (see JENKINS-28335). 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The new offering strengthens CloudBees\u2019 leadership in the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) space by extending users\u2019 ability to leverage feature flag technology in both on-premise and cloud environments. CloudBees Feature Flags is from the company and application formerly known as Rollout, acquired last year by CloudBees.</li> <li>Feature flags have emerged as popular tools for deploying new features with the added advantage of enabling risk-free experimentation and fast results. As organizations enhance applications with rich new capabilities, many use feature flags to preview features for select audiences, with the ability to pull them back quickly if the functionality is not successful. In a recent survey, 97% of respondents say that it is important for their organization to implement new application features quickly, yet 65% say it is difficult for their organization to do so safely. CloudBees Feature Flags enables developers to easily release new features with confidence, reduce risk in doing so and manage large numbers of feature flags at scale.</li> <li>\u201cVery soon, all features will be released behind a feature flag. It\u2019s a natural evolution in continuous delivery. CloudBees has led the way in feature flag technology, making it a core part of our overall offering,\u201d said Sacha Labourey, CEO and co-founder, CloudBees. \u201cWith this release, we are providing the same functionality for on-premise environments that previously had only been available as a cloud-based service. 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How can we reduce that? One option is applying Google\u2019s SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) practices by automating SLI (Service Level Indicators) &amp; SLO (Service Level Objectives) based build validation. This method has proven to detect problematic issues in production and also allows us to automatically approve or reject builds being pushed through our pipelines.</li> <li>In this session you learn the basics of picking good SLIs &amp; SLOs and how to extract them from your monitoring tools. After this session you will be able to start implementing this integration yourself with Jenkins. To give you a jump start you will be introduced to the open source project Keptn which provides automated SLI/SLO-based quality gates. 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You will use k6 to generate the load and observe the pod count increase as more requests are handled by the ingress controller.</li> <li>medium.com/@toonvandeuren: Kubernetes Scaling: The Event Driven Approach - KEDA In this article, you\u2019ll discuss two different approaches to automatic scaling of your apps within a Kubernetes cluster: the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler and the Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaler (KEDA) - youtube: Application Autoscaling Made Easy With Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA)</li> <li>Dzone: Autoscaling Your Kubernetes Microservice with KEDA Introduction to KEDA\u2014event-driven autoscaler for Kubernetes, Apache Camel, and ActiveMQ Artemis\u2014and how to use it to scale a Java microservice on Kubernetes.</li> <li>tomd.xyz: Event-driven integration on Kubernetes with Camel &amp; KEDA \ud83c\udf1f Can we develop apps in Kubernetes that autoscale based on events? 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They can replay it as well. They can also transform any metadata, like timestamps, before it sends it to your application.</li> <li>medium.com/teamsnap-engineering: Load Testing a Service with ~20,000 Requests per Second with Locust, Helm, and Kustomize</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-autoscaling/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"Click to expand! <p>\u2601\ufe0f Knowledge - Vertical vs Horizontal scaling \ud83d\udcc8Vertical scaling: Increase the power of machines. E.g. upgrade from 4 vCPU to 8 vCPU --&gt; Scaling Up \u2705Horizontal scaling: Add more machines. E.g. 3 web servers instead of 1 --&gt; Scaling Out \u2611\ufe0f</p>\u2014 Simon \u2601\ufe0f (@simonholdorf) October 2, 2021"},{"location":"kubernetes-autoscaling/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/","title":"Kubernetes Backup and Migrations","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>ETCD Backup</li> <li>Kubernetes Volume Snapshot</li> <li>Backup with Trillio Cloud-Native Data Protection for Kubernetes, OpenStack and Virtualization</li> <li>Backup with Kasten K10</li> <li>Backup with Velero</li> <li>Backup with Portworx PX-Backup</li> <li>Backup for GKE</li> <li>Konveyor Open Source Migration Tool for Kubernetes</li> <li>Other Tools</li> <li>Books</li> <li>Slides</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>kube-backup: Kubernetes resource state sync to git</li> <li>Stash If you are running production workloads in Kubernetes, you might want to take backup of your disks, databases etc. Stash is a cloud native data backup and recovery solution for Kubernetes workloads</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Cloud Native Backups, Disaster Recovery and Migrations on Kubernetes</li> <li>rancher.com: The No. 1 Rule of Disaster Recovery</li> <li>rancher.com: Disaster Recovery Preparedness for Your Kubernetes Clusters \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-snapshots: Automatic Volume Snapshots on Kubernetes is an operator that creates and expires snapshots according to annotations to your PersistentVolume or PersistentVolumeClaim resources.</li> <li>infracloud.io: Protecting Kubernetes applications data using Kanister<ul> <li>kanister.io \ud83c\udf1f An extensible open-source framework for application-level data management on Kubernetes. KANISTER allows domain experts to capture application specific data management tasks in blueprints which can be easily shared and extended. The framework takes care of the tedious details around execution on Kubernetes and presents a homogeneous operational experience across applications at scale.</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: Move Fast and Test in Kubernetes without Breaking Things with kanister and CI/CD \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>When using data mobility to improve your CI/CD pipeline, it\u2019s important to consider the data at different layers in your application stack. In many instances, you must perform operations on multiple layers of your application at once, as well as interact with Kubernetes itself. Kasten by Veeam developed Kanister to address these data mobility challenges and enable organizations to test safely with real data.</li> <li>Kanister, an open source project, provides a Kubernetes-native framework for application-level data management that supports complex data management workflows. Domain experts can capture application-specific data management tasks in blueprints, which can be easily shared and extended, eliminating many of the tedious details around execution on Kubernetes.</li> <li>Kanister is easy to integrate with your CI/CD pipeline, because it uses Kubernetes API extensions called custom resources. You can easily extend Kanister to work with custom applications as well as several common cloud native databases, simplifying and streamlining testing operations while reducing risk.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>thenewstack.io: DevSecOps Teams Need Application-Consistent Backups for Kubernetes Workloads</li> <li>percona.com: Using Volume Snapshot/Clone in Kubernetes (GKE &amp; Percona Kubernetes Operator for XtraDB Cluster)</li> <li>longhorn issue: Move replica to a different server</li> <li>aithority.com: Bacula Systems Announces World\u2019s First Enterprise-Class Backup and Recovery Solution for Red Hat OpenShift</li> <li>cloudify.co: Migrating Pods With Containerized Applications Between Nodes In The Same Kubernetes Cluster Using Cloudify \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Red Hat Brings Backup, Snapshots to OpenShift Container Storage</li> <li>thenewstack.io: 5 Best Practices to Back up Kubernetes</li> <li>Bacula Enterprise for OpenShift and Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dani-izquierdo95.medium.com: Batch processing using Cron Jobs. MySQL automated backup on Openshift/K8s</li> <li>itnext.io: Backup and Restore of Kubernetes Stateful Application Data with CSI Volume Snapshots</li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Backup &amp; Restore made easy! \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: 10 Key Takeaways from Kubernetes Backup &amp; Recovery For Dummies</li> <li>k8up.io Kubernetes Backup Operator distributed via a Helm chart, compatible with OpenShift and plain Kubernetes.</li> <li>medium.com/@amitabhprasad: Kubernetes volume backup for disaster recovery</li> <li>thenewstack.io: K8s Backup and Disaster Recovery Is More Important Than Ever Here are some considerations of a successful Kubernetes data protection strategy.</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API as an alpha feature. This provides a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without ever stopping them. This feature is primarily aimed at forensic analysis, but general backup-and-restore is something any Kubernetes user can take advantage of. So, let\u2019s take a look at this brand-new feature and see how we can enable it in our clusters and leverage it for backup-and-restore or forensic analysis.</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API \u2014 a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without stopping them. In this article, you\u2019ll take a look at it and learn how to leverage it for backup-and-restore or forensic analysis.</li> <li>blog.palark.com: Kubernetes snapshots: What are they and how to use them? \ud83c\udf1f With snapshots, you can make more efficient use of your storage solution by creating consistent backups and cloning volumes. In this article, you will find an introduction to snapshots in Kubernetes and an overview of typical use cases.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#etcd-backup","title":"ETCD Backup","text":"<ul> <li>youtube: Kubernetes.. ETCD Backup and Restore\u2026 Very Easy Steps\u2026 CKA Exam Tips..</li> <li>github.com/gardener/etcd-backup-restore Collection of components to backup and restore the Etcd of a Kubernetes cluster. It also provides the ability to validate the data directory, so that we could know the data directory is in good shape to bootstrap etcd successfully.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#kubernetes-volume-snapshot","title":"Kubernetes Volume Snapshot","text":"<ul> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.20: Kubernetes Volume Snapshot Moves to GA</li> <li>itnext.io: Backup and Restore of Kubernetes Stateful Application Data with CSI Volume Snapshots</li> <li>blocksandfiles.com: Red Hat OpenShift now does container storage backup \ud83c\udf1f Red Hat has teamed up with three container backup suppliers to integrate their services with the company\u2019s OpenShift Kubernetes distribution. The Red Hat-certified backup products for OpenShift container storage are parent company IBM\u2019s Spectrum Protect Plus; TrilioVault for Kubernetes; and Veeam-owned Kasten\u2019s K10.</li> <li>medium: Leveraging operator pattern and VolumeSnapshots to backup databases in Kubernetes</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-trillio-cloud-native-data-protection-for-kubernetes-openstack-and-virtualization","title":"Backup with Trillio Cloud-Native Data Protection for Kubernetes, OpenStack and Virtualization","text":"<ul> <li>Trillio</li> <li>TrillioVault for Kubernetes</li> <li>redhat.com: OpenShift Backup and Cluster failover with Triliovault \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-kasten-k10","title":"Backup with Kasten K10","text":"<ul> <li>Kasten</li> <li>redhat.com: OpenShift Backup and Recovery with Kasten K10</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: Extending Kubernetes Application Backup and Mobility to the Edge with Kasten K10 V4.5</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kasten K10 V4.5: Grafana Observability, More Edge Support</li> <li>faun.pub: Kasten K10 on KubeSphere to Ensure Kubernetes Backup and Restore</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-velero","title":"Backup with Velero","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero Backup and migrate Kubernetes applications and their persistent volumes</li> <li>akomljen.com: Kubernetes Backup and Restore with Velero \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>wecloudpro.com: Kubernetes Disaster Recovery with Velero \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium: Velero backup/restore for K8s Stateful Applications managed by Operators</li> <li>cloud.redhat.com: Velero Backup and Restore of an Application Using gp2 StorageClass on ROSA</li> <li>medium.com/@firat.yasar: Backup &amp; Restore Kubernetes resources with VELERO</li> <li>skildops.medium.com: Backup an entire Kubernetes cluster using Velero to AWS S3 Maintaining backup is always rewarding. Learn how to backup and restore an entire K8s cluster in this detailed article</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: Backup, Restore and Migrate Kubernetes Cluster resources using Velero In this tutorial, you\u2019ll learn how to take a backup of resources running in a Kubernetes cluster and migrate them to another cluster using Velero</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-portworx-px-backup","title":"Backup with Portworx PX-Backup","text":"<ul> <li>PX-Backup</li> <li>PX-Backup: docs</li> <li>With PX-Backup, backups of OpenShift applications can also be provided in a secure, self-service environment.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-for-gke","title":"Backup for GKE","text":"<ul> <li>cloud.google.com: Announcing Backup for GKE: the easiest way to protect GKE workloads</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#konveyor-open-source-migration-tool-for-kubernetes","title":"Konveyor Open Source Migration Tool for Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/konveyor \ud83c\udf1f - konveyor.io A community to build tools and document best practices to modernize workloads and bring them to Kubernetes.</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Red Hat, IBM Launch Konveyor to Aggregate Kubernetes Tools</li> <li>engineering.konveyor.io: Konveyor Engineering Knowledgebase Engineers working on Konveyor have started putting their own kbase articles here.</li> <li>github.com/konveyor/crane: Crane 2.0 \ud83c\udf1f Crane 2, a tool for rehosting cloud workloads for Kubernetes.<ul> <li>youtube: Crane 2 Preview: Introduction and Demo Migrating workloads across clusters, from one k8s distro to another, will be the focus of open-source tool Crane 2.0. (A tool that\u2019s part of the Konveyor community.)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubebyexample.com: Migrating to Kubernetes with Open Source Tools (Konveyor, Tackle, KubeVirt, Forklift) \ud83c\udf1f KubeByExample\u2019s newest learning path applies open source tools to help you rehost, replatform, and refractor your applications to Kubernetes.</li> <li>slideshare.net: Migrating Java JBoss EAP Applications to Kubernetes With S2I<ul> <li>Despite the incredible pace of adoption of container orchestration platforms, the vast majority of EAP workloads are still running on VMs or bare metal. In a lot of cases enterprise operation teams are mandated to modernize and move these workloads to the cloud, and containerization and migration to Kubernetes is the natural destination. When talking about this migration path, we\u2019re often asked questions like:<ul> <li>What\u2019s involved?</li> <li>How easy is it to move these workloads?</li> <li>How can you be sure of no code changes?</li> <li>What tools are there to assist with this effort?</li> <li>What are the benefits of moving workloads to Kubernetes?</li> </ul> </li> <li>In this meetup, Philip Hayes, Runtimes Practice Lead at Red Hat, will provide answers to these questions and also include a step-by-step guide to migrating an EAP 7 application to Kubernetes.</li> <li>youtube: Migrating JBoss EAP Applications to Kubernetes with Source-to-Image (S2I)</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#other-tools","title":"Other Tools","text":"<ul> <li>RKE2 Standalone Disaster Recovery Guide \ud83c\udf1f - A comprehensive guide to recovering standalone RKE2 clusters not managed by Rancher, covering scenarios like etcd quorum loss, restoring from backup, and troubleshooting node join issues.</li> <li> <p>Automate SQL Server Backups with PowerShell - This article provides a PowerShell script to automate SQL Server backups. It outlines the script\u2019s functionality, including generating backups for specified databases, prioritizing larger ones, and moving the backup files to a designated folder. Key configuration elements like SQL Server IP and instance name, user credentials, excluded databases, and log file path are detailed.</p> </li> <li> <p>k8up.io K8up is a Kubernetes Operator that helps you:</p> <ul> <li>Backup all PVCs marked as ReadWriteMany or with a specific label</li> <li>Perform individual, on-demand backups</li> <li>Schedule backups to be executed on a regular basis</li> <li>And more</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#books","title":"Books","text":"<ul> <li>kasten.io: Kubernetes Backup &amp; Recovery For Dummies (Free e-book)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#slides","title":"Slides","text":"Click to expand! 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It cannot spin up a production cluster, it\u2019s a one node machine with no high availability.<ul> <li>murchie85.github.io: Installling minikube</li> <li>itnext.io: How to experiment locally on Kubernetes with minikube and your local Dockerfiles</li> <li>nfrankel.medium.com: Goodbye minikube I\u2019ve been using minikube as my local cluster since I started to learn Kubernetes. But I\u2019ve decided to let it go in favor of kind. Here\u2019s the story.</li> <li>linux.com: Getting Started With Kubernetes Is Easy With Minikube</li> <li>faun.pub: Accessing a remote minikube from a local computer Minikube is a lightweight Kubernetes implementation that creates a VM on your local machine. In this article, you will learn how to connect to a remote computer with minikube installed.</li> <li>adamtheautomator.com: Jumpstart Kubernetes Locally with this MiniKube Tutorial You\u2019ll usually find Kubernetes where it makes sense \u2014 i.e. in cloud environments. But how do you speed up development for Kubernetes? Could you test deployments locally?</li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes Minikube Tutorial for Beginners</li> </ul> </li> <li>kind Kubernetes IN Docker - local clusters for testing Kubernetes. Kind is a tool for running local Kubernetes clusters using Docker container \u201cnodes\u201d. kind was primarily designed for testing Kubernetes itself, but may be used for local development or CI.<ul> <li>kubernetes-development-environment-in-a-box This project is geared toward running multiple isolated KinD cluster on a single instance. This project produces an AMI image that can run an instance that has Docker and multiple isolated Kubernetes clusters running in it using KinD. The main use case is to setup one node that can run multiple fully isolated Kubernetes cluster on it for development purposes.</li> <li>faun.pub: Finally, (successfully\u2026) setup docker registry inside kind Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>blog.kubesimplify.com: Yours Kindly Drone Kubernetes Native Continuous Integration (CI) on your laptops. A hands-on tutorial on how to use KinD and Drone to set up CI with Kubernetes on your local machine. At the end of these steps, you will have a completely functional Kubernetes &amp; CI to build and deploy cloud-native apps on K8s</li> <li>medyagh/setup-minikube setup-minikube is a Github action that creates a temporary minikube cluster for testing</li> <li>dev.to: How to run Minikube on Apple M1 chip without Docker Desktop using Colima</li> </ul> </li> <li>store.docker.com: Docker Community Edition EDGE with kubernetes. Installing Kubernetes using the Docker Client Currently only available in Edge edition.</li> <li>medium.com: Local Kubernetes for Linux\u200a\u2014\u200aMiniKube vs MicroK8s</li> <li>itnext.io: Run Kubernetes On Your Machine Several options to start playing with K8s in no time</li> <li>padok.fr: MiniKube, Kubeadm, Kind, K3S, how to get started on Kubernetes?</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes Development Environments \u2013 A Comparison</li> <li>opensource.com: 4 ways to run Kubernetes locally Set up a local development environment or just try out the container orchestration platform with these tools.</li> <li>dex.dev: Local Development Clusters</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes local playground alternatives</li> <li>dex.dev: Local Development Clusters</li> <li>blog.radwell.codes: What\u2019s the best Kubernetes distribution for local environments? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Metal Kubes Create OnPrem Kubernetes Cluster. Install Kubernetes Cluster on Bare Metal Machines</li> <li>blog.flant.com: Small Kubernetes for your local experiments: k0s, MicroK8s, kind, k3s, and Minikube</li> <li>dj-wasabi/vagrant-kubernetes Playground for setting up small Kubernetes cluster on some vagrant boxes and practice with various examples to get familiar with K8s.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-based-devel/#kubernetes-based-development-kubernetes-development-tools","title":"Kubernetes Based Development. Kubernetes Development Tools","text":"<ul> <li>itnext.io: Software development in containers \u2014 a cookbook \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A guide to developing containerized software</li> <li>kubevious \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Kubevious is a read-only dashboard and config validator. Kubevious gives deep insights on app config and structure.</li> <li>tilt.dev You can use Tilt to easily build and run your application on Kubernetes. In comparison with similar tools, it provides UI for managing the process and cloud platform to share data with your team.<ul> <li>medium: Happy trip to Kubernetes in our company Kubernetes Local Development Made Easy! Not Minikube, neither Skaffold, but Tilt to the rescue.<ul> <li>Minikube: Initially, they found Minikube as the first solution to manipulate K8s and test everything in our local environment. To manually deploy a service in Minikube they had to build the image in docker every time they made a change. If you are only managing one service this would be easy to handle, but if we work with many services in a repository that needs to be running to work as expected, we should have a way to run those builds automatically and restart the pods to take the new image.</li> <li>Skaffold: They researched how to automatize this and found Skaffold, a tool to create a complete dev environment fully integrated with Kubernetes and Minikube. Skaffold takes over to build all the images that you need, restart the pods and listen for more changes. With this, you can achieve a hot-building feature sending everything to minikube, the devs won\u2019t have to take care of this task. It was a win for them to find this tool.</li> <li>Challenge: Something that caused friction for the developers was the way they had to run all the code locally. They had to make changes using docker-compose and then, test using Skaffold. This may generate little delays in the development workflow.</li> <li>Tilt to the rescue: Finally, they found Tilt - An open-source tool that is focused on generating a comfortable and customizable rebuild for Docker and Kubernetes. Tilt makes really easy to manage development in a local environment of many services that need to communicate among them. Also, it\u2019s focused on the Developer Experience. Once they implemented Tilt, they were able to use their services in the dev phase by running: tilt up. With a well-written configuration and settings, you can get reloads in a few milliseconds using the sync feature. Also, it has easy integration with Helm which is the most used package manager for K8s.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>garden.io</li> <li>microcks.io K8s-based API mock/test tool.<ul> <li>microcks.io: Podman Compose support in Microcks</li> </ul> </li> <li>loft.sh: Checklist for Kubernetes-Based Development \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes Development Environments \u2013 A Comparison</li> <li>loft.sh: Skaffold vs Tilt vs DevSpace</li> <li>yitaek.medium.com: Useful Tools for Better Kubernetes Development \ud83c\udf1f Lens, Polaris, kube-hunter, kube-bench, Trivy, Goldilocks, Kyverno, kube-ps1, kubectx + kubens , krew, kubectl-neat, kube-no-trouble, helm-mapkubeapis, kube-diff + helm-diff , kube forwarder, kubecost, kubespy.</li> <li>cncf.io: Tools to develop apps on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.usejournal.com: Useful Tools for Better Kubernetes Development</li> <li>rookout.com: Developer Tools for Kubernetes in 2021: Helm, Kustomize, and Skaffold (Part 1)<ul> <li>rookout.com: Developer Tools for Kubernetes in 2021 \u2013 Skaffold, Tilt, and Garden (Part 2) In that previous blog post, I also mentioned another tool \u2013 Skaffold. While Skaffold has limited ability to define Kubernetes applications and build and deploy them in CI/CD pipelines, it\u2019s core functionality is creating a development environment for Kubernetes. In this blog post, I\u2019ll discuss the alternative tools of doing just that \u2013 spinning up a development environment on Kubernetes. So let\u2019s go into an in-depth comparison of Skaffold, Tilt, and Garden. 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Made Easy 101 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>coderstan.com: Apache Spark on Kubernetes\u2014Lessons Learned from Launching Millions of Spark Executors (Databricks Data+AI Summit 2022) In this case study, you will learn how Apple uses Spark and Kubernetes to process 380K+ jobs per day</li> <li>spot.io: Setting up, Managing &amp; Monitoring Spark on Kubernetes</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: Master SparkML: Practical Guide for Machine Learning Unleash the power of SparkML with our hands-on tutorial. Discover machine learning made easy and efficient.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-bigdata/#databricks","title":"Databricks","text":"<ul> <li>aprenderbigdata.com: Databricks: Introducci\u00f3n a Spark en la nube<ul> <li>Databricks es el nombre de la plataforma anal\u00edtica de datos basada en Apache Spark desarrollada por la compa\u00f1\u00eda con el mismo nombre. La empresa se fund\u00f3 en 2013 con los creadores y los desarrolladores principales de Spark. 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You\u2019ll learn by creating network namespaces and virtual ethernet devices manually.</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: The ultimate guide to Kubernetes Services, LoadBalancers, and Ingress \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sanjimoh.medium.com: Demystifying Kubernetes Networking \u2014 Episode 1 In this series of articles you will learn about Kubernetes networking:<ul> <li>Linux namespaces and Networking namespace</li> <li>Intra pod networking &amp; pause container</li> <li>Kubernetes networking model</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Tune up your Kubernetes Application Performance with a small DNS Configuration</li> <li>medium.com/@mehmetodabashi: Kubernetes networking and service object: Understanding ClusterIp and nodePort with hands on study</li> <li>medium.com/@jasonmfehr: Inspecting Kubernetes Client to API Server Network Traffic</li> <li>medium.com/geekculture: K8s Network \u2014 CNI Introduction Introduction to K8s container network interface</li> <li>medium.com/patilswapnilv: Getting Started with Kubernetes Networking \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you will examine Kubernetes networking with the help of 10 detailed diagrams</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Ingress with Nginx How to install and secure Nginx Ingress</li> <li>medium.com/codex: Access Application Externally In Kubernetes Cluster using Load Balancer Service Learn how to create a Pod and how to create a Load Balancer service using Kubernetes cluster. And access the application from outside.</li> <li>itnext.io: Inspecting and Understanding k8s Service Network \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ovidiuborlean.medium.com: Networking latency measurement in Kubernetes with Sockperf plugin</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes networking deep dive: Did you make the right choice? Kubernetes networking design can be intimidating, especially when you are the one to make decisions for cluster-level network choices. In this session, we will discuss how these choices will affect cluster routing and load balancing, focusing on KubeProxy modes(iptables vs IPVS) and network solutions.</li> <li>medium.com/@muhidabid.cs: Why does Kubernetes need Ingress? - muhidabid.hashnode.dev: Why does Kubernetes need Ingress?</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: K8s \u2014 ipvs Mode Introduction</li> <li>edureka.co: Kubernetes Networking \u2013 A Comprehensive Guide To The Networking Concepts In Kubernetes</li> <li>whyk8s.substack.com: Why not DNS? Why is KubeProxy necessary? 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It provides an example of two pods, one acting as an HTTP web server and the other as a curl client that makes a request to the web server.</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Kubernetes Ingress Vs Gateway API \ud83c\udf1f Understanding the Differences between Kubernetes Ingress and Gateway API for Effective Traffic Management</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Kubernetes: Deploying NGINX with a ConfigMap | Chanel Jemmott</li> <li>medium.com/@sangjinn: How to communicate with Kubernetes workloads \u2014 Part I. Service | Brandon Kang<ul> <li>medium.com/@sangjinn: How to communicate with Kubernetes workloads \u2014 Part II. 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The Gateway API was intended as a redo of these APIs, built on the lessons from Services, Ingress and the service mesh community.</li> <li>blog.flomesh.io: Kubernetes Gateway API \u2014 Evolution of Service Networking</li> <li>armosec.io: The New Kubernetes Gateway API and Its Use Cases</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Security with Kubernetes Gateway API \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>navendu.me: Comparing Kubernetes Gateway and Ingress APIs In this article, you will explore the new Kubernetes Gateway API and compare it with the existing Kubernetes Ingress API for handling external traffic</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-networking/#kube-proxy","title":"Kube-proxy","text":"<ul> <li> <p>NFTables mode for kube-proxy in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f - This article introduces the new nftables mode for kube-proxy, an alpha feature in Kubernetes 1.29 that is currently in beta and expected to reach General Availability (GA) in version 1.33. 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This is often used on storage volumes against things in Kubernetes such as Prometheus, MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, or any other stateful service.</li> </ul> </li> <li>borchero/switchboard: Switchboard Kubernetes Operator for Automatically Issuing DNS Records and TLS Certificates for Traefik Ingress Routes.</li> <li>scylladb/scylla-operator Scylla Operator is a Kubernetes Operator for managing and automating tasks related to managing Scylla clusters</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Controllers, Custom Resources, and Operators Explained<ul> <li>This article will dive deep into one of Kubernetes\u2019 core concepts \u2014 Controllers, Kubernetes API, CRDs, and Operators.</li> <li>This 4-part series covers:<ul> <li>Kubernetes controllers, Custom Resources, and operators</li> <li>Building Kubernetes operators</li> <li>Testing Kubebuilder operators</li> <li>Deploying Kubebuilder operators to Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>coderanger/migrations-operator: Migrations-Operator A Kubernetes operator to manage database migrations or similar application setup tasks.</li> <li>omerxx.com: 10 Things I wish I\u2019d known before building a Kubernetes CRD controller Controllers, operators, informers and other K8s mysteries. 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A declarative way of defining infrastructure state using YAML allows a super easy definition of the scheme for the deployment of the application. Deploying stateless applications is not a big deal. On the other hand \u2014 deploying distributed stateful applications, configuring, and operating them is a challenging task.</p> </li> <li> <p>Kubernetes addressed this issue by allowing developers to extend it, using the Kubernetes operator. The operator reacts to the custom resource and reconciliate the state in the cluster with the state defined in the custom resource, by implementing logic embedded in the operator itself.</p> </li> <li> <p>When designing/writing an application, intended to run on the Kubernetes, one should take into account capabilities provided by Kubernetes and take that information when designing software architecture. It can speed up implementation, make an application more reliable and the code can focus more on business logic itself.</p> </li> <li> <p>There are multiple ways to create an operator. You could write one from scratch using Kubernetes  client-go. It\u2019s a tedious task and the learning curve is steep. As an alternative, multiple tools provide boilerplate code and speed up the writing of operators. Popular ones are Operatorsdk and Kubebuilder. The focus of the article will be on creating an operator using Kubebuilder. Let\u2019s create an operator which will create a pod running a simple HTTP API and bind some data to the HTTP API.</p> </li> <li>dev.to/thenjdevopsguy: What Is A Kubernetes Operator?</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-operators-controllers/#operatorhubio","title":"operatorhub.io","text":"<ul> <li>operatorhub.io OperatorHub.io is a new home for the Kubernetes community to share Operators. 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I\u2019d leave Operator Frameworks or Bare Programming Language implementations only for the cases when keeping a single programming language in your organization is a priority.</li> <li>rookout.com: Lessons Learned When Building A Kubernetes Operator</li> <li>brennerm.github.io: Kubernetes operators with Python #1: Creating CRDs</li> <li>vivilearns2code.github.io: Writing Controllers For Kubernetes Resources</li> <li>cloudark.medium.com: Writing Kubernetes Custom Controllers</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Managing stateful applications with Kubernetes Operators in Golang \ud83c\udf1f Explore this pattern by creating a Kubernetes Operator in Golang to keep a WordPress site up to date.</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Dummy Operator in Java - youtube: Creating a Kubernetes Operator in Java by Rudy De Busscher</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: Build a Highly Available Kubernetes Operator Using Golang Develop a simple Kubernetes operator from scratch. In this article, you will build a \u201chello world\u201d operator using the client-go library, make adaptations to it to achieve high availability, and deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster using Helm.</li> <li>kubernetes/sample-controller Repository for sample controller. 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Here\u2019s what\u2019s really going on.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.20 Lands with 44 Enhancements</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.20 Enhances the Operator Experience and Brings New Features to the Container Runtime</li> <li>openshift.com: Kubernetes is Removing Docker Support, Kubernetes is Not Removing Docker Support</li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes v1.21 Released: Here is What you should know</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.21 Brings a New Memory Manager, More Flexible Scheduling</li> <li>kubernetes.io: kubernetes 1.21: CronJob Reaches GA</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.21: Power to the Community</li> <li>devclass.com: Kubernetes 1.21 unloads pod security, adds dual IPv4/IPv6 networking, and shuts down gracefully</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Introducing Suspended Jobs in Kubernetes 1.21</li> <li>analyticsindiamag.com: Kubernetes v1.21 Released: Major Updates &amp; Latest Features</li> <li>openshift.com: Kubernetes 1.21 Grows Innovative New Features</li> <li>Kubernetes v1.16 API deprecation testing Examples of how to test the impact of the v1.16 API deprecations and ways to debug early!</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.21: Metrics Stability hits GA</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.22 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes API and Feature Removals In 1.22: Here\u2019s What You Need To Know In this version, multiple beta APIs will be removed. 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This blog shares some historical context and why it has been replaced by Pod Security admission control.</li> <li>macchaffee.com: The Fumbled Deprecation of PodSecurityPolicies In this article, you will learn why PodSecurityPolicies never made it as a GA feature, why they had to be replaced and what you should consider going forward.</li> <li>datree.io: EKS 1.22 Upgrade Tutorial</li> <li>kubernetes.io: registry.k8s.io: faster, cheaper and Generally Available (GA) Starting with Kubernetes 1.25, our container image registry has changed from k8s.gcr.io to registry.k8s.io. This new registry spreads the load across multiple Cloud Providers &amp; Regions, functioning as a sort of content delivery network (CDN) for Kubernetes container images. This change reduces the project\u2019s reliance on a single entity and provides a faster download experience for a large number of users.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.26 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>armosec.io: Kubernetes Version 1.26: Everything You Should Know</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Non-Graceful Node Shutdown Moves to Beta</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Support for Passing Pod fsGroup to CSI Drivers At Mount Time</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Pod Scheduling Readiness Very interesting use case dealing with ResourceQuota; if a new Pod exceeds the CPU quota, it gets rejected. Now you can avoid this and build your queue or scale on demand using scheduling gates.</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.26: CPUManager goes GA</li> <li>itnext.io: Unleashing the Power of Kubernetes 1.26: Exploring the New ValidatingAdmissionPolicy Feature with CEL</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Job Tracking, to Support Massively Parallel Batch Workloads, Is Generally Available After multiple iterations and scale verifications, Kubernetes switched to a new Job Controller. Paired with the Indexed completion mode, the Job controller can handle massively parallel batch jobs, supporting up to 100k concurrent Pods.</li> <li>alexandrev.medium.com: Kubernetes Autoscaling 1.26: A Game-Changer for KEDA Users?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.26: Advancements in Kubernetes Traffic Engineering In this article, you will learn about the significant advancements in network traffic engineering in Kubernetes v1.26 (Service internal traffic policy support, EndpointSlice terminating conditions and Proxy terminating endpoints.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.27 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.27: Chill Vibes v1.27 is the first release that anyone can remember where we didn\u2019t receive a single exception request after the enhancements freeze. Even as the release progressed, things remained much calmer than any of us are used to. This release consist of 60 enhancements. 18 of those enhancements are entering Alpha, 29 are graduating to Beta, and 13 are graduating to Stable.</li> <li>medium.com/@jonathan_37674: Kubernetes 1.27: Everything You Should Know | ARMO</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.27 Arrives The big change, the new image registry replacing the old one, marks a clear break between this version and the ones that have come before</li> <li>armosec.io: Kubernetes 1.27 Release: Enhancements and Security Updates</li> <li>Private Access to the AWS Management Console is generally available</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.27: In-place Resource Resize for Kubernetes Pods (alpha)<ul> <li>If you have deployed Kubernetes pods with CPU and/or memory resources specified, you may have noticed that changing the resource values involves restarting the pod. 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Also in the box: Better support for DNS and more allowable time between necessary upgrades.</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: Kubernetes Planternetes v1.28: Non-Graceful Node Shutdown Feature If a node shuts down unexpectedly or ends up in a non-recoverable state (perhaps due to hardware failure or unresponsive OS), Kubernetes allows you to clean up afterward and allow stateful workloads to restart on a different node.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/","title":"Kubernetes Security","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>IAM Identity And Access Management in Kubernetes</li> <li>Securing Kubernetes Deployments</li> <li>Securing a Kubernetes cluster using TLS certificates. 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This article and the accompanying repository were created to help penetration testers and administrators better understand common misconfiguration scenarios.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes Security Guide \ud83c\udf1f Best practices, guidance and steps for implementing Kubernetes security.</li> <li>resources.whitesourcesoftware.com: Kubernetes Security Best Practices \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sysdig.com: Getting started with Kubernetes audit logs and Falco \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Best Practices for Securely Setting up a Kubernetes Cluster</li> <li>thenewstack.io: A Security Comparison of Docker, CRI-O and Containerd \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>github.com/stackrox: Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist Study Guide \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes Security: Attacking and Defending K8s Clusters - by Magno Logan</li> <li>cncf.io: Kubernetes Security \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>microsoft.com: Secure containerized environments with updated threat matrix for Kubernetes</li> <li>kyverno.io \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Native Policy Management. 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If someone has a username of system:kube-controller-manager on an external Identity system, Kubernetes will quite happily give them the rights of the controller manager. The \u2013oidc-username-prefix and \u2013oidc-groups-prefix flags are userful for preventing this in OIDC integrations.</li> <li>medium: Securing the Kubernetes cluster | Lessandro Z. Ugulino</li> <li>infoworld.com: The race to secure Kubernetes at run time A new wave of startups is looking to help developers secure their containerized applications after they go into production. Is this the future of application security?</li> <li>goteleport.com: Kubernetes API Access Security Hardening</li> <li>infoworld.com: Securing the Kubernetes software supply chain with Microsoft\u2019s Ratify Microsoft\u2019s Ratify proposal adds a verification workflow to Kubernetes container deployment. The Ratify team has some demo code in their GitHub repository that shows how to use Ratify with Gatekeeper in Kubernetes. Ratify installs using a Helm chart, bringing along some sample configuration templates.</li> <li>amazicworld.com: Top 5 security threats unique to a Kubernetes and Cloud Native stack</li> <li>peoplactive.com: Kubernetes and Container Security Checklist to Build Secure Apps [ARCHIVED]</li> <li>venturebeat.com: Kubernetes security will have a breakout year in 2022</li> <li>medium: Comparing Kubernetes Security Frameworks and Guidance \ud83c\udf1f Comparing popular Kubernetes security and compliance frameworks, how they differ, when to use, common goals, and suggested tools.<ul> <li>blog.gitguardian.com: Hardening Your Kubernetes Cluster - Guidelines (Pt. 2) \ud83c\udf1f In this second episode, we will go through the NSA/CISA security recommendations and explain every piece of the guidelines.</li> </ul> </li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: How is security managed in Kubernetes clusters? Best practices for managing security in Kubernetes at various layers</li> <li>blog.gitguardian.com: Kubernetes Hardening Tutorial Part 1: Pods Get a deeper understanding of Kubernetes Pods security with this first tutorial. 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In this article, you will learn how attackers use this information and how to secure your cluster.</li> <li>cast.ai: Kubernetes Security: 10 Best Practices from the Industry and Community \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Basic Principles Key to Securing Kubernetes\u2019 Future Once these capabilities have been established, Ops teams can begin to look further afield and explore leveraging the value of their data through activities like testing and optimization.</li> <li>medium.com/@codingkarma: Kubernetes Goat Part-1 In this article, you will learn how to attack and defend a Kubernetes cluster by solving the challenges of Kubernetes goat \u2014 an intentionally vulnerable cluster environment to learn and practice Kubernetes security</li> <li>medium.com/@badawekoo: Limit number of processes running in a Kubernetes pod When it comes to Kubernetes security, It is very important to harden the core components of the cluster which are pods, and limit the risks that can be originated from inside the pods. That\u2019s why limiting number of processes that can run inside a pod will limit any vulnerabilities in your cluster.</li> <li>copado.com: Applying a Zero Trust Infrastructure in Kubernetes</li> <li>dev.to/pavanbelagatti: Kubernetes Security Best Practices For Developers</li> <li>itnext.io: Journey Of A Microservice Application In The Kubernetes World \ud83c\udf1f Security considerations: security related tools. 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Specifically, you will discuss some of the best practices in AWS EKS.</li> </ul> </li> <li>armosec.io: NSA &amp; CISA Kubernetes Hardening Guide \u2013 what is new with version 1.1 In March 2022, NSA &amp; CISA has issued a new version of the Kubernetes Hardening Guide \u2013 1.1. Here are the most important points addressed in this new version.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#cis-benchmarks-and-cis-operator","title":"CIS Benchmarks and CIS Operator","text":"<ul> <li>ibm.com: CIS Benchmarks Developed by a global community of cybersecurity professionals, CIS Benchmarks are a collection of best practices for securely configuring IT systems, software, networks, and cloud infrastructure.</li> <li>aymen-abdelwahed.medium.com: K8s Operators \u2014 CIS Kubernetes Benchmarks How can I run my workloads securely on top of Kubernetes? In this post, we\u2019ll be taking a look at the CIS-Benchmark, breaking the concept down to simple terms, and in the end, deploying the CIS-Operator using Helm charts and custom values<ul> <li>rancher/cis-operator This is an operator that can run on a given Kubernetes cluster and provide ability to run security scans as per the CIS benchmarks, on the cluster.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#user-and-workload-identities-in-kubernetes","title":"User and Workload identities in Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Four Methods to Access Azure Key Vault from Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) \ud83c\udf1f - This article explores various methods for applications hosted on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to securely retrieve secrets from Azure Key Vault. It details the use of Microsoft Entra Workload ID, which integrates with Kubernetes to federate with external identity providers, enabling pods to obtain Kubernetes identities via Service Account Token Volume Projection. This allows for the secure exchange of Kubernetes tokens for Microsoft Entra access tokens, facilitating secure access to Azure resources.</p> </li> <li> <p>learnk8s.io/authentication-kubernetes: User and workload identities in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</p> <ul> <li>The difference b/w externally managed and internal identities.</li> <li>How Kubernetes assigns identities for internal users with Service Accounts.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#service-accounts","title":"Service Accounts","text":"<ul> <li>Service account is an important concept in terms of Kubernetes security. You can relate it to AWS instance roles and google cloud instance service account if you have a cloud background. By default, every pod gets assigned a default service account if you don\u2019t specify a custom service account. Service account allows pods to make calls to the API server to manage the cluster resources using ClusterRoles or resources scoped to a namespace using Roles. Also, you can use the Service account token from external applications to make API calls to the kubernetes API server.<ul> <li>devopscube.com: How To Create Kubernetes Service Account For API Access</li> <li>devopscube.com: How to Create kubernetes Role for Service Account</li> <li>github.com/scriptcamp/kubernetes-serviceaccount-example Example Kubernetes manifests to create service account mapped to Rolebinding.</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium: Working with Service Account In Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f How to configure a service account in Kubernetes and manage it?</li> <li>github.com/dvob/k8s-s2s-auth: Kubernetes Service Accounts \ud83c\udf1f Service accounts are well known in Kubernetes to access the Kubernets API from within the cluster. This is often used for infrastructure components like operators and controllers. 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It covers the differences and complementary nature of Azure RBAC and Kubernetes RBAC, how to use Azure RBAC for Kubernetes authorization, assigning roles and permissions, the impact on local admin accounts, implementing managed and workload identities, and best practices for AKS authentication and authorization.</li> <li> <p>Configure Microsoft Entra for Increased Security - This article provides guidance on configuring Microsoft Entra for enhanced security, organized by themes aligned with the Secure Future Initiative (SFI). It focuses on implementing controls for traditional workforce tenants to reduce credential-related risks and build a foundation for secure resource management. 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The operator reads information from external APIs and automatically injects the values into a Kubernetes Secret.</li> <li>mahira-technology.medium.com: Kubernetes Secrets Management: Level Up with External Secrets Operator Kubernetes has become a popular platform for deploying and managing containerized applications. As applications grow in complexity, managing secrets such as API keys, passwords, and certificates becomes increasingly important. While Kubernetes provides a built-in Secrets resource, it has limitations when it comes to managing secrets across multiple clusters or integrating with external secret management systems. This is where the External Secrets Operator (ESO) comes into play. 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Config Connector</li> <li>Claudie Cloud-agnostic managed Kubernetes</li> <li>Observability Monitoring Tools<ol> <li>Debugging and Troubleshooting Tools</li> </ol> </li> <li>Security</li> <li>Develop microservices locally while being connected to your Kubernetes environment</li> <li>AI Tools</li> <li>Tweets</li> <li>Videos</li> <li>kubernetes-tools</li> </ol>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tools/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>collabnix.com: Top 10 Kubernetes Tools You Need for 2021 \u2013 Part 1</li> <li>collabnix.github.io: Kubetools - A Curated List of Kubernetes Tools: Kubetools - A Curated List of Kubernetes Tools</li> <li>cyberithub.com: 70+ Important Kubernetes Related Tools You Should Know About</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes GitOps Tools</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Essential Tools: 2021</li> <li>containerjournal.com: 9 Open Source Developer Tools for Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: 7 Open Source Kubernetes Developer Tools to Follow in 2022</li> <li>dev.to: Top 200 Kubernetes Tools for DevOps Engineer Like You</li> <li>devops.cisel.ch: Kubernetes operational tools you must TRY</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes on Windows: 6 Life-Saving Tools &amp; Tips Kubernetes is primarily a Linux technology, so it\u2019s fairly straightforward to run it on different Linux distros. But what about the developers working on Windows who need to run Kubernetes locally?</li> <li>infoworld.com: 15 tools that make Kubernetes easier Take advantage of these Kubernetes companions to improve monitoring, command-line ops, multi-cluster management, and more.</li> <li>youtube: 10 Must-Have Kubernetes Tools | DevOps Toolkit</li> <li>medium.com/container-talks: 7 Tools To Make Kubernetes Management Easy</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 open source tools for developing on the cloud Here are a few IDEs that can improve your programming experience while using multiple cloud service providers.</li> <li>devtron.ai: 7 Tools To Make Kubernetes Management Easy</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: 8 open source Kubernetes security tools</li> <li>blog.devops.dev: Tools to manage Kubernetes Kubernetes Command Line Tools</li> <li>medium.com/@onai.rotich: 4 Tools that Make it Easy to manage your Kubernetes Cluster</li> <li>virtualizationhowto.com: Kubernetes Best Kubernetes Management Tools in 2023</li> <li>Favourite CLI tools for containers and Kubernetes:<ul> <li>dive - to explore Docker image layers</li> <li>kubectx - to easily switch between k8s contexts</li> <li>skaffold - to easily build, deploy, and dev apps on k8s</li> <li>mirrord - to intercept traffic from k8s to the local app instance</li> </ul> </li> <li>coruzant.com/appdev: Kubernetes Management: Tools and Best Practices</li> <li>dev.to/cyclops-ui: Five tools to make your K8s experience more enjoyable</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tools/#k8s-tools","title":"K8s Tools","text":"<ul> <li>Terraform 1.15: Flexible Module Management, Deprecation Warnings, and Windows ARM64 Support - (Related to terraform topic)</li> <li>Floci - An AWS Local Emulator Alternative \ud83c\udf1f - Floci is a free and open-source local emulator for AWS services, designed to be an alternative to AWS Localstack. 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It involves deploying a CloudFormation template to set up the necessary infrastructure and then installing the RunsOn GitHub App within your organization to enable runner registration. The documentation details compatibility requirements, usage examples with Terraform, and configuration parameters such as CPU, memory, and encryption settings for EBS volumes.</li> <li>Terraform Module Releaser GitHub Action - (Related to iac topic)</li> <li>Gama: Terminal UI for GitHub Actions - (Related to cicd topic)</li> <li>The Maester - Terraform Module - (Related to terraform topic)</li> <li>Sharing a NVIDIA GPU Between Pods in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f - This article explains how to implement sharing of NVIDIA GPUs between multiple pods in a Kubernetes cluster. It highlights the high cost of GPUs and the benefits of sharing them to reduce expenses and increase accessibility for graphical-based workloads. 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The project was archived on August 13, 2024, making it read-only.</li> <li> <p>Web Terminal Operator: Tips y Trucos - Explora consejos y trucos pr\u00e1cticos para utilizar el operador de terminal web en entornos Kubernetes.</p> </li> <li> <p>downloadkubernetes.com: Download Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f An easier way to get the binaries you need</p> </li> <li>ramitsurana/awesome-kubernetes: Tools \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>VMware octant A web-based, highly extensible platform for developers to better understand the complexity of Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>octant.dev Visualize your Kubernetes workloads. Octant is an open source developer-centric web interface for Kubernetes that lets you inspect a Kubernetes cluster and its applications.</li> </ul> </li> <li>KSS - Kubernetes pod status on steroid</li> <li>kubectl-tree kubectl plugin to browse Kubernetes object hierarchies as a tree</li> <li>The Golden Kubernetes Tooling and Helpers list</li> <li>kubech (kubectl change) Set kubectl contexts/namespaces per shell/terminal to manage multi Kubernetes cluster at the same time.</li> <li>Kubecle is a web ui running locally that provides useful information about your kubernetes clusters. It is an alternative to Kubernetes Dashboard. Because it runs locally, you can access any kubernetes clusters you have access to</li> <li>Permission Manager \ud83c\udf1f is a project that brings sanity to Kubernetes RBAC and Users management, Web UI FTW. Permission Manager is an application that enables a super-easy and user-friendly RBAC management for Kubernetes. With Permission Manager, you can create users, assign namespaces/permissions, and distribute Kubeconfig YAML files via a nice &amp; easy web UI.</li> <li>cloudnatively.com: Kubernetes client tools overview</li> <li>kubectx + kubens: : Power tools for kubectl\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Faster way to switch between clusters and namespaces in kubectl</li> <li>go-kubectx 5x-10x faster alternative to kubectx. Uses client-go.</li> <li>kubevious: application centric Kubernetes UI \ud83c\udf1f is open-source software that provides a usable and highly graphical interface for Kubernetes. Kubevious renders all configurations relevant to the application in one place.</li> <li>KubeStellar Console \ud83c\udf1f Open source AI-powered multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard with real-time observability, AI-guided operations, and 20+ CNCF integrations. CNCF Sandbox project.<ul> <li>Kubevious SaaS: portal.kubevious.io</li> <li>Kubevious SaaS Beta is Live!</li> <li>kubevious.io: Built-in Validators Kubevious comes with 32 build-in validators to detect misconfigurations and violations to Kubernetes and Cloud-Native best practices.</li> <li>learnitguide.net: Kubevious - A Powerful Kubernetes Dashboard</li> </ul> </li> <li>Guard is a Kubernetes Webhook Authentication server. Using guard, you can log into your Kubernetes cluster using various auth providers. Guard also configures groups of authenticated user appropriately.</li> <li>itnext.io: arkade by example \u2014 Kubernetes apps, the easy way \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Kubei is a flexible Kubernetes runtime scanner, scanning images of worker and Kubernetes nodes providing accurate vulnerabilities assessment.</li> <li>Tubectl: a kubectl alternative which adds a bit of magic to your everyday kubectl routines by reducing the complexity of working with contexts, namespaces and intelligent matching resources.</li> <li>Kpt: Packaging up your Kubernetes configuration with git and YAML since 2014 (Google)</li> <li>kubernetes-common-services These services help make it easier to manage your applications environment in Kubernetes</li> <li>k8s-job-notify Kubernetes Job/CronJob Notifier. This tool sends an alert to slack whenever there is a Kubernetes cronJob/Job failure/success.</li> <li>kube-opex-analytics \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Cost Allocation and Capacity Planning Analytics Tool. Built-in hourly, daily, monthly reports - Prometheus exporter - Grafana dashboard.<ul> <li>Run any kubelet API call</li> <li>Scan for nodes with opened kubelet API</li> <li>Scan for containers with RCE</li> <li>Run a command on all the available containers by kubelet at the same time</li> <li>Get service account tokens from all available containers by kubelet</li> <li>Nice printing :)</li> </ul> </li> <li>K8bit \u2014 the tiny Kubernetes dashboard \ud83c\udf1f K8bit is a tiny dashboard that is meant to demonstrate how to use the Kubernetes API to watch for changes.<ul> <li>learnk8s.io/real-time-dashboard</li> </ul> </li> <li>KUbernetes Test TooL (kuttl) \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>Youtube Webinar: The KUbernetes Test TooL (kuttl)</li> </ul> </li> <li>Portfall: A desktop k8s port-forwarding portal for easy access to all your cluster UIs \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-dt-node-labeller is a Kubernetes controller for labelling a node with devicetree properties (devicetree is a data structure for describing hardware).</li> <li>kubedev \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes Dashboard that helps developers in their everyday usage</li> <li>Kubectl SSH Proxy \ud83c\udf1f Kubectl plugin to launch a ssh socks proxy and use it. This plugin aims to make your life easier when using kubectl a cluster that\u2019s behind a SSH bastion.</li> <li>kubectl-images Show container images used in the cluster. Kubectl-images is a kubectl plugin that shows the container images used in the cluster. It first calls kubectl get pods to retrieve pods details and filters out the container image information of each pod then prints out the final result in a table view.</li> <li>Access Pod Online using Podtnl A Powerful CLI that makes your pod available to online without exposing a k8 service.</li> <li>kiosk: Multi-Tenancy Extension For Kubernetes - Secure Cluster Sharing &amp; Self-Service Namespace Provisioning \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes is designed as a single-tenant platform, which makes it hard for cluster admins to host multiple tenants in a single cluster. Kiosk extends Kubernetes for multi-tenancy. The core idea is to use Kubernetes namespaces as isolated workspaces.</li> <li>asdf-kubectl kubectl plugin for asdf version manager. asdf-vm is a CLI tool that can manage multiple language runtime versions on a per-project basis. It is like gvm, nvm, rbenv &amp; pyenv (and more) all in one! Simply install your language\u2019s plugin!</li> <li>k8s Spot Rescheduler is a tool that tries to reduce load on a set of Kubernetes nodes. It was designed with the purpose of moving Pods scheduled on AWS on-demand instances to AWS spot instances to allow the on-demand instances to be safely scaled down (By the Cluster Autoscaler).</li> <li>kube-spot-termination-notice-handler is a Kubernetes DaemonSet designed to gracefully delete pods 2 minutes before an EC2 Spot Instance is terminated.<ul> <li>cncf.io: What is Polaris? Kubernetes open source configuration validation \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>kmoncon Monitoring connectivity between your kubernetes nodes.</li> <li>Tesoro Kapitan Secrets Controller for Kubernetes. Tesoro is Kapitan Admission Controller Webhook. Tesoro allows you to seamleslsly apply Kapitan secret refs in compiled Kubernetes manifests. As it runs in the cluster, it will be able to reveal embedded kapitan secret refs in manifests when applied.</li> <li>DAST operator Dynamic application security testing (DAST) is a Kubernetes operator that leverages OWASP ZAP to make automated basic web service security testing.</li> <li>Teleskope is a Kubernetes dashboard designed to give your devs and product managers an inside view of the cluster.</li> <li>Introducing cdk8s+: Intent-driven APIs for Kubernetes objects Everyone hates yaml. Take that 75 lines of yaml and turn it into 45 lines of testable javascript with cdk8s+<ul> <li>https://github.com/awslabs/cdk8s/tree/master/packages/cdk8s-plus</li> </ul> </li> <li>KuUI (Kubernetes UI) is a simple UI that can be used to manage the configmaps/secrets of your Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>Deprek8ion is a set of rego policies to monitor Kubernetes APIs deprecations. It is designed to work with conftest.</li> <li>Beetle Kubernetes multi-cluster deployment automation service.</li> <li>vault-controller A K8s controller to manage Hashicorp Vault configuration using CRDs.</li> <li>k8s-crash-informer is a Kubernetes controller that informs a Mattermost or Slack channel if an annotated deployment goes into crash loop.</li> <li>Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes allows you to connect and manage external Kubernetes clusters in Azure</li> <li>Kip, the Kubernetes Cloud Instance Provider Kip is a Virtual Kubelet provider that allows a Kubernetes cluster to transparently launch pods onto their own cloud instances. The kip pod is run on a cluster and will create a virtual Kubernetes node in the cluster.</li> <li>Kubeletctl is a command line tool that implement kubelet\u2019s API \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-node-label-monitor: Kubernetes Node Label Monitor provides a custom Kubernetes controller for monitoring and notifying changes in the label states of Kubernetes nodes (labels added, deleted, or updated), and can be run either node-local or cluster-wide</li> <li>medium: How to Validate Your Kubernetes Cluster With Sonobuoy \ud83c\udf1f Run comprehensive conformance testing for your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>Pluto is a cli tool to help discover deprecated apiVersions in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Find Kubernetes resources that have been deprecated</li> <li>Switchboard is a tool that manages DNS zones and their A/CNAME records for arbitrary backends. It runs as Kubernetes controller and watches for custom resources DNSZone and DNSRecord.</li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment Builder \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ktx \ud83c\udf1f Managing kubeconfig files can become tedious when you have multiple clusters and contexts to switch between. ktx aims to reduce friction caused by switching between various configurations.</li> <li>k8s-alert is a simple and lightweight alerting tool for Kubernetes.</li> <li>Arktos is an open source cluster management system designed for large scale clouds. It is evolved from the open source Kubernetes v1.15 codebase with some fundamental improvements.</li> <li>kube-exec \ud83c\udf1f is a library similar to os/exec that allows you to run commands in a Kubernetes pod, as if that command was executed locally. It is inspired from go-dexec, which does the same thing, but for a Docker engine.</li> <li>identity-server Identity Server implements a Kubernetes \u201cwhoami\u201d service.</li> <li>The Kubernetes Goat is a project designed to be intentionally vulnerable cluster environment to learn and practice Kubernetes security.</li> <li>kubefs lets you mount kubernetes\u2019s metadata object store as a file system</li> <li>pangolin \ud83c\udf1f is an enhanced Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for Kubernetes.</li> <li>kubectl-isolate is a kubectl plugin to isolate a Pod from the Kubernetes Service</li> <li>k8s-diagrams \ud83c\udf1f is a collection of diagrams explaining kubernetes, extracted from our trainings, articles and talks (k8s sec, k8s intro).</li> <li>helm-docs is a tool for automatically generating markdown documentation for helm charts.</li> <li>Kubernetes Active Passive Applications is an ingenious script that combines StatefulSets and readiness probes to achieve an active-passive configuration for your Pods/apps.</li> <li>Agorakube is a Certified Kubernetes Distribution that provides an enterprise grade solution following best practices to manage a conformant Kubernetes cluster for on-premise and public cloud providers.</li> <li>dynamic-pv-scaler is a golang based Kubernetes application which has been created to overcome the scaling issue of Persistent Volume in Kubernetes. This can scale the Persistent Volume on the basis of threshold which you have set.</li> <li>Sinker Imagesync enables the syncing of container images from one container registry to another. This is useful in cases where you need to mirror images that exist in a public container registry, to a private one.</li> <li>Cluster Turndown is an automated scaledown and scaleup of a Kubernetes cluster\u2019s backing nodes based on a custom schedule and turndown criteria.</li> <li>kubeinit \ud83c\udf1f KubeInit provides Ansible playbooks and roles for the deployment and configuration of multiple Kubernetes distributions.</li> <li>kubergui: Kubernetes Deployment Builder\ud83c\udf1f quickly builds out a basic Kubernetes Deployment and Kubernetes Service YAML. Kubernetes GUI YAML generators for simple but typo-prone tasks.</li> <li>fubectl is a tool that reduces repetitive interactions with kubectl</li> <li>Authelia \ud83c\udf1f is a Single Sign-On and Multi-Factor portal for web apps that can be installed in Kubernetes and can integrate with your ingress controller</li> <li>k8sdeploy is a go based tool, written with the goal of creating a cli that utilizes helm and kubernetes client libraries to deploy to multiple namespaces at once.</li> <li>node-policy-webhook is a Kubernetes webhook designed to help you handle tolerations, nodeSelector and nodeAffinity.</li> <li>ipvs-node-controller is the kubernetes controller that solves External-IP (Load Balancer IP) issue with IPVS proxy mode.</li> <li>kubeonoff A simple web UI for managing Kubernetes deployments. Kubeonoff is a small web UI that allows to quickly stop/start/restart pods. Basically it\u2019s for non-developers to manage k8s objects per namespace.</li> <li>Maistra \ud83c\udf1f is an opinionated distribution of Istio designed to work with Openshift. It combines Kiali, Jaeger, and Prometheus into a platform managed according to the OperatorHub lifecycle.</li> <li>custom-pod-autoscaler A Custom Pod Autoscaler is a Kubernetes autoscaler that is customised and user created. The Custom Pod Autoscaler framework allows easier and faster development of Kubernetes autoscalers.</li> <li>Kubevol \ud83c\udf1f allows you to audit all your Kubernetes pods for an attached volume or see all the volumes attached to each pod by a specific type (eg: ConfigMap, Secret).</li> <li>kubectl-fuzzy \ud83c\udf1f uses fzf(1)-like fuzzy-finder to do partial or fuzzy search of Kubernetes resources. Instead of specifying full resource names to kubectl commands, you can choose them from an interactive list that you can filter by typing a few characters.</li> <li>Setec \ud83c\udf1f Setec (pronounced see-tek) is a utility tool that encrypts and decrypts secrets that are managed by Bitnami\u2019s Sealed Secrets.</li> <li>Kompose (Kubernetes + Compose) \ud83c\udf1f kompose is a tool to help users who are familiar with docker-compose move to Kubernetes. kompose takes a Docker Compose file and translates it into Kubernetes resources. kompose is a convenience tool to go from local Docker development to managing your application with Kubernetes. Transformation of the Docker Compose format to Kubernetes resources manifest may not be exact, but it helps tremendously when first deploying an application on Kubernetes.<ul> <li>hackernoon.com: How to Generate Kubernetes Manifests With a Single Command (kompose)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kalm.dev \ud83c\udf1f Easily deploy and manage applications on Kubernetes. Get what you want out of Kubernetes without having to write and maintain a ton of custom tooling. Deploy apps, handle requests, and hook up CI/CD, all through an intuitive web interface.</li> <li>Kev Develop Kubernetes apps iteratively with Docker-Compose. Kev helps developers port and iterate Docker Compose apps onto Kubernetes. It understands the Docker Compose application topology and prepares it for deployment in (multiple) target environments, with minimal user input. We leverage the Docker Compose specification and allow for target-specific configurations to be applied to each component of the application stack, simply.</li> <li>Synator Kubernetes Secret and ConfigMap synchronizer \ud83c\udf1f Synator synchronize your Secrets and ConfigMaps with your desired namespaces</li> <li>kubes \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes Deployment Tool. It builds the docker image, creates the Kubernetes YAML, and runs kubectl apply.</li> <li>Kubernetes DaemonSet that enables a direct shell on each Node using SSH to localhost Learn how you can use a DaemonSet to expose an SSH shell on each node of your cluster (even if you don\u2019t have SSH installed). I run several K8S cluster on EKS and by default do not setup inbound SSH to the nodes. Sometimes I need to get into each node to check things or run a one-off tool. Rather than update my terraform, rebuild the launch templates and redeploy brand new nodes, I decided to use kubernetes to access each node directly.</li> <li>NS Killer A Kubernetes project to kill all namespace living over X times. Quite useful when auto-generated development environments on the fly and give them a lifecycle out-of-the-box from Kubernetes or even Helm. You might find it useful if auto-generate development environments on the fly and want to remove old ones on a schedule.</li> <li>kubeswitch: Kubernetes Version Switcher \ud83c\udf1f Easily switch kubectl binary versions.</li> <li>Kubeswitch (for operators) \ud83c\udf1f The kubectx for operators. kubeswitch (lazy: switch) takes Kubeconfig context switching to the next level, catering to operators of large scale Kubernetes installations. Designed as a drop-in replacement for kubectx.</li> <li>kubectl build (formerly known as kubectl-kaniko) Kubectl build mimics the kaniko executor, but performs building on your Kubernetes cluster side. This allows you to simply build your local dockerfiles remotely without leaving your cozy environment.</li> <li>Kubei \ud83c\udf1f is a vulnerabilities scanning tool that allows users to get an accurate and immediate risk assessment of their kubernetes clusters. Kubei scans all images used in a Kubernetes cluster including images of application pods and system pods</li> <li>Shell-operator is a tool for running event-driven scripts in a Kubernetes cluster. Shell-operator provides an integration layer between Kubernetes cluster events and shell scripts.</li> <li>ecrcp aims to mimic cp command in Linux systems as closely as possible in its implementation. Consider ecrcp to be the cp equivalent to copy container images from docker hub to ECR.</li> <li>Checkov \ud83c\udf1f is a static code analysis tool for infrastructure-as-code. It scans cloud infrastructure provisioned using Terraform, Cloudformation, Kubernetes, Serverless or ARM Templates and detects security and compliance misconfigurations.</li> <li>Cluster Cloner \ud83c\udf1f Reads the Kubernetes clusters in one location (optionally filtering by labels) and clones them into another (or just outputs JSON as a dry run), to/from AWS, GCP, and Azure.</li> <li>kubectl-eksporter \ud83c\udf1f A simple Ruby-script to export k8s resources, and removes a pre-defined set of fields for later import.</li> <li>kubectl-neat \ud83c\udf1f Remove clutter from Kubernetes manifests to make them more readable.</li> <li>medium: 4 Simple Kubernetes Terminal Customizations to Boost Your Productivity</li> <li>Move2Kube \ud83c\udf1f Move2Kube is a command-line tool that accelerates the process of re-platforming to Kubernetes/Openshift. It does so by analysing the environment and source artifacts, and asking guidance from the user when required. This tool that can help users migrate from Cloud Foundry and Docker Swarm to Kubernetes. https://move2kube.konveyor.io</li> <li>skopeo \ud83c\udf1f Use skopeo to copy images between registries</li> <li>junit5-kubernetes aims at using a kubernetes pod directly form your junit5 test classes.</li> <li>mbuffett.com: Replacing ngrok with ktunnel</li> <li>seaworthy: A CLI to verify #Kubernetes resource health !! \ud83c\udf1f Post-apply check to verify your K8s resources are Seaworthy</li> <li>kVDI A Kubernetes-native Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.</li> <li>kcg \ud83c\udf1f is a command line tool that lets you create kubeconfig files. The user can interactively choose a namespace and service account and generate a config file with token authentication that has same RBAC permissions assigned to chosen service account.</li> <li>Compass \ud83c\udf1f Quickly Pinpoint Errors in your Kubernetes Deployment.</li> <li>Gitkube \ud83c\udf1f is a tool for building and deploying Docker images on Kubernetes using git push. After a simple initial setup, users can simply keep git push-ing their repos to build and deploy to Kubernetes automatically.</li> <li>vesion-checker is a Kubernetes utility for observing the current versions of images running in the cluster, as well as the latest available upstream. These checks get exposed as Prometheus metrics to be viewed on a dashboard, or soft alert cluster operators.</li> <li>Descheduler for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f -&gt; wecloudpro.com: Balance your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>kubediff \ud83c\udf1f is a tool for Kubernetes to show you the differences between your running configuration and your version controlled configuration.</li> <li>awslabs/karpenter Karpenter is a metrics-driven autoscaler built for Kubernetes and can run in any Kubernetes cluster anywhere. It\u2019s performant, extensible, and can autoscale anything that implements the Kubernetes scale subresource.</li> <li>ekglue - Envoy/Kubernetes glue ekglue is a projects that facilitates connecting Kubernetes and Envoy, allowing Envoy to read Kubernetes services and endpoints as clusters (via CDS) and endpoints (via EDS).</li> <li>salesforce/Craft CRAFT helps you to create Kubernetes Operators in a robust and generic way for any resource, letting developers focus on CRUD operations of resource management in a Dockerfile.</li> <li>hyscale \ud83c\udf1f HyScale takes a declarative definition of your service config and it generates Dockerfile, Container Image, Kubernetes Manifests (YAMLs) and deploys to any Kubernetes Cluster.</li> <li>kubectl-reap is a kubectl plugin that deletes unused Kubernetes resources \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>KubeLinter \ud83c\udf1f is a static analysis tool that checks Kubernetes YAML files and Helm charts to ensure the applications represented in them adhere to best practices.</li> <li>KRD: Kubernetes Reference Deployment krd offers a reference for deploying a Kubernetes cluster. Its ansible playbooks allow to provision a deployment on Bare-metal or Virtual Machines</li> <li>kubeshell is a command line tool to interactively shell in to (and out of) kubernetes pods.</li> <li>k8s-harness \ud83c\udf1f lets you create a disposable Kubernetes cluster with vagrant and Ansible to test your app in a prod-like environment.</li> <li>Secret backup operator is an operator designed to backup secrets on a Kubernetes cluster. Backup happens when secrets are modified.</li> <li>DevNation: 10 awesome kubernetes tools every user should know<ul> <li>developers.redhat.com: 10 awesome Kubernetes tools every user should know | DevNation Tech Talk (video)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kube-fledged is a kubernetes add-on for creating and managing a cache of container images directly on the worker nodes of a kubernetes cluster. It allows a user to define a list of images and onto which worker nodes those images should be cached (i.e. pre-pulled). As a result, application pods start almost instantly, since the images need not be pulled from the registry.</li> <li>Tagger keeps references to externally hosted Docker images internally in a Kubernetes cluster by mapping their tags (such as latest) into their references by hash</li> <li>helm-ecr \ud83c\udf1f is a Helm plugin that supports installing Charts from AWS ECR.</li> <li>PipeCD is a continuous delivery system for declarative Kubernetes, Serverless, and Infrastructure applications.</li> <li>kubecolor \ud83c\udf1f colorises your kubectl output<ul> <li>blog.devgenius.io: K8s \u2014 Kubecolor Introduction</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubectl-sudo This plugin allows users to run kubernetes commands with the security privileges of another user.</li> <li>kfilt is a tool that lets you filter specific resources from a stream of Kubernetes YAML manifests. It can read manifests from a file, URL, or from stdin.</li> <li>k8s-mirror: Creates a local mirror of a kubernetes cluster in a docker container to support offline reviewing \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>kube-secret-syncer \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes operator developed using the Kubebuilder framework that keeps the values of Kubernetes Secrets synchronised to secrets in AWS Secrets Manager.<ul> <li>contentful.com: Open-sourcing kube-secret-syncer: A Kubernetes operator to sync secrets from AWS Secrets Manager Kube-secret-syncer is a Kubernetes operator developed using the Kubebuilder framework that keeps the values of Kubernetes Secrets synchronised to secrets in AWS Secrets Manager.</li> </ul> </li> <li>kapp \ud83c\udf1f is a CLI that calculates changes between your configuration and live cluster state and applies changes you approve.<ul> <li>thecloudblog.net: Managing Applications in Kubernetes with the Carvel Kapp Controller kapp enables users to group a set of resources (resources with the same label) as an application. In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy a front-end and backend app with Redis as a single unit with kapp.</li> </ul> </li> <li>garden.io Break down the barriers between development, testing, and CI. Use the same workflows and production-like Kubernetes environments at every step of the process<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: Garden: The Configure-Once Kubernetes Platform for Seamless Dev/Prod Integration</li> </ul> </li> <li>pvc-autoresizer resizes PersistentVolumeClaims (PVCs) when the free amount of storage is below the threshold. It queries the volume usage metrics from Prometheus that collects metrics from kubelet.<ul> <li>blog.kintone.io: Introducing pvc-autoresizer</li> </ul> </li> <li>sKan is a tailor made Kubernetes configuration files and resources scanner that enables developers and devops team members to check whether their work is compliant with security &amp; ops best practices</li> <li>Kubernetes Node Auto Labeller</li> <li>Kube_query Use kubectl but on all of the available k8s clusters available in the kubeconfig file. Currently will query only AWS EKS clusters.</li> <li>kubernetes-event-exporter \ud83c\udf1f This tool allows exporting the often missed Kubernetes events to various outputs so that they can be used for observability or alerting purposes. You won\u2019t believe what you are missing.</li> <li>Kubeconform \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes manifests validation tool. Build it into your CI to validate your Kubernetes configuration using the schemas from kubernetes-json-schema. Similar to Kubeval, but with the following improvements:<ul> <li>High performance</li> <li>Remote or local schemas locations</li> <li>Up-to-date schemas for all recent versions of Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>Kubernetes Janitor cleans up (deletes) Kubernetes resources on a configured TTL (time to live) or a configured expiry date (absolute timestamp).</li> <li>kube-batch is a batch scheduler for Kubernetes, providing mechanisms for applications which would like to run batch jobs leveraging Kubernetes. A batch scheduler of kubernetes for high performance workload, e.g. AI/ML, BigData, HPC</li> <li>slipway: A Kubernetes controller to automate gitops provisioning</li> <li>github.com: dnsconfig-injector - Mutating Admission Webhook for dnsconfig pod injection</li> <li>kubectl-view-webhook \ud83c\udf1f Visualize your webhook configurations in Kubernetes.</li> <li>ContainerSSH: Launch containers on demand \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f ContainerSSH launches a new container for each SSH connection in Kubernetes, Podman or Docker. The user is transparently dropped in the container and the container is removed when the user disconnects. Authentication and container configuration are dynamic using webhooks, no system users required.</li> <li>reconshell.com: Kubei \u2013 Kubernetes Runtime Vulnerabilities Scanner \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>openshift: Introducing kube-burner, A tool to Burn Down Kubernetes and OpenShift \ud83c\udf1f Kube-burner is a tool designed to stress different OpenShift components basically by coordinating the creation and deletion of k8s resources. Along this blog series we\u2019ll talk about how to use it in OpenShift 4.</li> <li>kube-ebpf-exporter \ud83c\udf1f Prometheus exporter for custom eBPF metrics.</li> <li>qontract qontract (Queryable cONTRACT) is a collection of tools used to SREs to expose available managed services to application developer teams.</li> <li>sheaf Manages bundles of Kubernetes components. sheaf is a tool that can create a bundle of Kubernetes components. It can generate an archive from the bundle that can be distributed for use in Kubernetes clusters. The initial idea was inspired by CNAB. It answers the question: how can I distribute Kubernetes manifests with their associated images?</li> <li>cnab.io: CNABs facilitate the bundling, installing and managing of container-native apps \u2014 and their coupled services</li> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Secure Access to Kubernetes From Your Pipeline</li> <li>openpitrix \ud83c\udf1f Application Management Platform on Multi-Cloud Environment. OpenPitrix is a web-based open-source system to package, deploy and manage different types of applications including Kubernetes application, microservice application and serverless applications into multiple cloud environment such as AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, QingCloud, OpenStack, VMWare etc.</li> <li>kube-burner \ud83c\udf1f Kube-burner is a tool aimed at stressing kubernetes clusters.</li> <li>gimletd - the GitOps release manager GimletD acts as a release manager and detaches the release workflow from CI. By doing so, it unlocks the possibility of advanced release logics and flexibility to refactor workflows.</li> <li>github.com/cloudflare/lockbox Offline encryption of Kubernetes Secrets. Lockbox is a secure way to store Kubernetes Secrets offline. Secrets are asymmetrically encrypted, and can only be decrypted by the Lockbox Kubernetes controller. A companion CLI tool, locket, makes encrypting secrets a one-step process.</li> <li>Suspicious pods \ud83c\udf1f Prints a list of k8s pods that might not be working correctly</li> <li>Armada A multi-cluster batch queuing system for high-throughput workloads on Kubernetes. Armada is an application to achieve high throughput of run-to-completion jobs on multiple Kubernetes clusters. It stores queues for users/projects with pod specifications and creates these pods once there is available resource in one of the connected Kubernetes clusters.</li> <li>Ko: Easy Go Containers \ud83c\udf1f Build and deploy Go applications on Kubernetes</li> <li>kubestr \ud83c\udf1f Explore your Kubernetes storage options. Kubestr is a collection of tools to discover, validate and evaluate your kubernetes storage options.</li> <li>KubeEye: An Automatic Diagnostic Tool that Provides a Holistic View of Your Kubernetes Cluster \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8gb \ud83c\udf1f A cloud native Kubernetes Global Balancer k8gb.io</li> <li>k8s-image-swapper \ud83c\udf1f Mirror images into your own registry and swap image references automatically. estahn.github.io/k8s-image-swapper</li> <li>RBACSync \ud83c\udf1f Automatically sync groups into Kubernetes RBAC. RBACSync provides a Kubernetes controller to synchronize RoleBindings and ClusterRoleBindings, used in Kubernetes RBAC, from group membership sources using consolidated configuration objects.</li> <li>Saffire a controller to override image sources in the event that an image cannot be pulled. The intent of saffire is to provide operators with a method of automatically switching image repositories when imagePullErrors occur.</li> <li>Cluster API Provider for Managed Bare Metal Hardware This repository contains a Machine actuator implementation for the Kubernetes Cluster API for managing bare metal hardware - metal3.io: Bare metal host provisioning for kubernetes</li> <li>enterprisersproject.com: Kubernetes: 6 open source tools to put your cluster to the test The Kubernetes ecosystem includes an ever-growing number of tools and services you can plug in: Let\u2019s look at six useful tools for putting your Kubernetes cluster and applications to the test.</li> <li>kubectl-node-restart \ud83c\udf1f Krew plugin to restart Kubernetes Nodes sequentially and gracefully</li> <li>k8s-platform-lcm: Kubernetes platform lifecycle management \ud83c\udf1f A faster and easier way to manage the lifecycle of applications and tools, running and living around your Kubernetes platform. Kubernetes platform lifecycle management helps you keep track of all your software and tools that are used or running in and around your Kubernetes platform.</li> <li>Nebula A scalable overlay networking tool with a focus on performance, simplicity and security. It lets you seamlessly connect computers anywhere in the world.</li> <li>kube-bench Checks whether Kubernetes is deployed according to security best practices as defined in the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark</li> <li>kube-bench-exporter Helps you to export your kube-bench reports to multiple targets like Amazon S3 buckets with ease.</li> <li>Karmada Karmada (Kubernetes Armada) is a Kubernetes management system that enables you to run your cloud-native applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters and clouds, with no changes to your applications. By speaking Kubernetes-native APIs and providing advanced scheduling capabilities, Karmada enables truly open, multi-cloud Kubernetes. - https://karmada.io/</li> <li>kube-secrets-init Kubernetes mutating webhook for <code>secrets-init</code> injection</li> <li>liqo: Enable dynamic and seamless Kubernetes multi-cluster topologies Building your endless Kubernetes ocean. Enable dynamic and seamless Kubernetes multi-cluster topologies. Liqo is a platform to enable dynamic and decentralized resource sharing across Kubernetes clusters, either on-prem or managed. Liqo allows to run pods on a remote cluster seamlessly and without any modification of Kubernetes and the applications. With Liqo it is possible to extend the control plane of a Kubernetes cluster across the cluster\u2019s boundaries, making multi-cluster native and transparent: collapse an entire remote cluster to a virtual local node, by allowing workloads offloading and resource management compliant with the standard Kubernetes approach.</li> <li>redhat-certification: chart-verifier: Rules based tool to certify Helm charts \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>helm-changelog: Create changelogs for Helm Charts, based on git history</li> <li>ingressbuilder.jetstack.io \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Ingress Builder allows users to select any annotation from the list of available controllers, to add to the ingress manifest.</li> <li>Jetstack Secure Agent \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Automatically perform Kubernetes cluster configuration checks using Open Policy Agent (OPA)</li> <li>Replicated Troubleshoot \ud83c\udf1f Troubleshoot is a framework for collecting, redacting, and analyzing highly customizable diagnostic information about a Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>outdated.sh \ud83c\udf1f A kubectl plugin to show out-of-date images running in a cluster.</li> <li>kubestriker \ud83c\udf1f A Blazing fast Security Auditing tool for Kubernetes. Kubestriker is a platform-agnostic tool designed to tackle Kuberenetes cluster security issues due to misconfigurations and will help strengthen the overall IT infrastructure of any organisation.</li> <li>KubeEye \ud83c\udf1f KubeEye aims to find various problems on Kubernetes, such as application misconfiguration, unhealthy cluster components and node problems.</li> <li>Analyze Kubernetes Audit logs using Falco \ud83c\udf1f Detect intrusions that happened in your Kubernetes cluster through audit logs using Falco</li> <li>KubeHelper KubeHelper - simplifies many daily Kubernetes cluster tasks through a web interface. Search, analysis, run commands, cron jobs, reports, filters, git synchronization and many more.</li> <li>kubewebhook Go framework to create Kubernetes mutating and validating webhooks</li> <li>kaDalu A lightweight Persistent storage solution for Kubernetes / OpenShift using GlusterFS in background. Kadalu is a project which started as an idea to make glusterfs\u2019s deployment and management simpler in kubernetes</li> <li>forklift.konveyor.io \ud83c\udf1f A tool that accelerates the process of re-hosting / re-platforming virtual machines to Kubernetes and KubeVirt. It does so by mapping resources (network and storage), creating equivalent resources int he target, and converting disk images.<ul> <li>opensource.com: Migrate virtual machines to Kubernetes with this new tool - forklift \ud83c\udf1f Transition your virtualized workloads to Kubernetes with Forklift.</li> <li>konveyor \ud83c\udf1f is an open source project that helps transition existing workloads (development, test, and production) to Kubernetes. Its tools include Crane, to move containers from one Kubernetes platform to another; Move2Kube, to bring workloads from Cloud Foundry to Kubernetes; and Tackle, to analyze Java applications to modernize them by making them more standard and portable for the runtimes available in containerized platforms like Kubernetes.</li> </ul> </li> <li>go-containerregistry \ud83c\udf1f Go library and CLIs for working with container registries</li> <li>kubebox Terminal and Web console for Kubernetes</li> <li>skooner - Kubernetes Dashboard Simple Kubernetes realtime dashboard and management</li> <li>Polaris: Best Practices for Kubernetes Workload Configuration \ud83c\udf1f Validation of best practices in your Kubernetes clusters - fairwinds.com: What is Fairwinds\u2019 Polaris? Kubernetes Open Source Configuration Validation</li> <li>Krane \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes RBAC static analysis tool. It identifies potential security risks in K8s RBAC design and makes suggestions on how to mitigate them. Krane dashboard presents current RBAC security posture and lets you navigate through its definition.</li> <li>KTail: Kubernetes log viewer \ud83c\udf1f KTail allows you to tail multiple pods in one view. It automatically detects updates and attaches to new pods. Configurable highlighters show how often regular expressions matched and let you quickly navigate in the results.</li> <li>Manifesto \ud83c\udf1f allows you to create an application structure to facilitate easy deployment to kubernetes. Jsonnet is used to create the underlying application structure, manifesto manipulates this structure to produce manifests.</li> <li>SigNoz: Open source Application Performance Monitoring (APM) &amp; Observability tool \ud83c\udf1f SigNoz helps developers monitor their applications &amp; troubleshoot problems, an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic, etc.</li> <li>port-map-operator LoadBalancer Service type implementation for home clusters via Port Control Protocol.</li> <li>Raspbernetes - Kubernetes Cluster: k8s-gitops Kubernetes cluster managed by GitOps - Git as a single source of truth, automated pipelines, declarative everything, next-generation DevOps. This repo is a declarative implementation of a Kubernetes cluster. It\u2019s using the GitOps Toolkit known as Fluxv2. The goal is to demonstrates how to implement enterprise-grade security, observability, and overall cluster config management using GitOps in a Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>Kpexec kpexec is a kubernetes cli that runs commands in a container with high privileges.</li> <li>OpenShiftKubeAudit An auditing program to detect incompatibilities in Kubernetes manifests brought over to OpenShift. This auditing tool currently only supports Kubernetes manifests, but we plan to expand it to include Helm charts and Go code, as well. The tool is in very early stages, but is looking for community input to help add use cases.</li> <li>Kubernetes Kpt in The Wild: What it is and how to use it \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Kpt is tooling by Google that facilitates a structured approach to defining, managing, and distributing kubernetes templates between teams and orgs.</li> <li>RollingUpgrade Reliable, extensible rolling-upgrades of Autoscaling groups in Kubernetes</li> <li>Kerbi \ud83c\udf1f Kerbi (Kubernetes Emdedded Ruby Interpolator) is yet another templating engine for generating Kubernetes resource manifests. It enables multi-strategy, multi-source templating, giving you the freedom to design highly specialized templating pipelines.</li> <li>Kourier Purpose-built Knative Ingress implementation using just Envoy with no additional CRDs. Kourier is an Ingress for Knative Serving. Kourier is a lightweight alternative for the Istio ingress as its deployment consists only of an Envoy proxy and a control plane for it.</li> <li>space-cloud: Develop, Deploy and Secure Serverless Apps on Kubernetes. Open source Firebase + Heroku to develop, scale and secure serverless apps on Kubernetes - space-cloud.io Space Cloud is a Kubernetes based serverless platform that provides instant, realtime APIs on any database, with event triggers and unified APIs for your custom business logic.</li> <li>community.suse.com: Comparing Modern-Day Container Image Builders: Jib, Buildpacks and Docker \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Teleport \ud83c\udf1f Certificate authority and access plane for SSH, Kubernetes, web applications, and databases</li> <li>weaveworks: kured - Kubernetes Reboot Daemon \ud83c\udf1f - weave.works: One year kured - your Kubernetes Reboot Daemon Kured (KUbernetes REboot Daemon) is a Kubernetes daemonset that performs safe automatic node reboots when the need to do so is indicated by the package management system of the underlying OS. Many rely on Kured, which helps perform safe automatic node reboots when indicated by the package management of the underlying OS, to help make OS security better.</li> <li>k8s-cluster-simulator Kubernetes cluster simulator for evaluating schedulers.</li> <li>kubelogin \ud83c\udf1f kubectl plugin for Kubernetes OpenID Connect authentication (kubectl oidc-login)</li> <li>kube-oidc-proxy Reverse proxy to authenticate to managed Kubernetes API servers via OIDC.<ul> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Updating kube-oidc-proxy Kubernetes offers multiple ways to authenticate users to the API server. The best way to go, when available, is to use OpenID Connect (OIDC). We\u2019ve talked about why you shouldn\u2019t use certificates for kubernetes authentication, but most cloud providers won\u2019t let you configure the API server flags needed to integrate managed clusters into an OIDC identity provider.</li> </ul> </li> <li>KubeSurvival \ud83c\udf1f Significantly reduce Kubernetes costs by finding the cheapest machine types that can run your workloads</li> <li>K8s Vault Webhook \ud83c\udf1f - github: k8s-vault-webhook A k8s vault webhook is a Kubernetes webhook that can inject secrets into Kubernetes resources by connecting to multiple secret managers</li> <li>cf-for-k8s The open source deployment manifest for Cloud Foundry on Kubernetes. cf-for-k8s blends the popular CF developer API with Kubernetes, Istio, and other open source technologies. The project aims to improve developer productivity for organizations using Kubernetes</li> <li>tekline \ud83c\udf1f tekline is a tekton delegated-pipeline to enable a bring-your-own pipeline configuration.</li> <li>nerdctl \ud83c\udf1f Docker-compatible CLI for containerd</li> <li>El Carro: The Oracle Operator for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f El Carro is a new project that offers a way to run Oracle databases in Kubernetes as a portable, open source, community driven, no vendor lock-in container orchestration system. El Carro provides a powerful declarative API for comprehensive and consistent configuration and deployment as well as for real-time operations and monitoring.</li> <li>jspolicy jsPolicy is an operator that helps you define Kubernetes Policies using JavaScript or TypeScript. Easier &amp; Faster Kubernetes Policies using JavaScript or TypeScript.<ul> <li>blog.ediri.io: Writing Kubernetes policies with jsPolicy and deploy them via FluxCD In this tutorial, you will learn how to write Kubernetes policies using JavaScript/Typescript with the help of jsPolicy and deploy them via GitOps using Flux</li> </ul> </li> <li>k8scr \ud83c\udf1f A kubectl plugin for pushing OCI images through the Kubernetes API server.</li> <li>jsonnet-controller A fluxcd controller for managing manifests declared in jsonnet.</li> <li>rback: RBAC in Kubernetes visualizer \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A simple \u201cRBAC in Kubernetes\u201d visualizer. No matter how complex the setup, rback queries all RBAC related information of an Kubernetes cluster in constant time and generates a graph representation of service accounts, (cluster) roles, and the respective access rules in dot format.</li> <li>github: Kubernetes JSON Schemas \ud83c\udf1f Schemas for every version of every object in every version of Kubernetes</li> <li>Metacontroller Metacontroller is an add-on for Kubernetes that makes it easy to write and deploy custom controllers in the form of simple scripts.</li> <li>KubeCarrier - Service Management at Scale KubeCarrier is an open source system for managing applications and services across multiple Kubernetes Clusters; providing a framework to centralize the management of services and provide these services with external users in a self service hub.</li> <li>github.com: NFS Ganesha server and external provisioner NFS Ganesha Server and Volume Provisioner. nfs-ganesha-server-and-external-provisioner is an out-of-tree dynamic provisioner for Kubernetes 1.14+. You can use it to quickly &amp; easily deploy shared storage that works almost anywhere.</li> <li>Armada kubectl plugin \ud83c\udf1f Command line tools to manage kustomize packaged apps deployment. Armada is a Kubectl plugin that adds templating capacity and manage deployment to Kustomize apps. Templating uses go template to allow you to generate kustomize apps with templates inside. Armada allows you to git clone a packaged kustomize base and call it with the help of a config file.</li> <li>Minnaker Minnaker is a simple way to install Spinnaker inside a VM. Spinnaker on Lightweight Kubernetes (K3s)</li> <li>kVDI A Kubernetes-native Virtual Desktop Infrastructure</li> <li>Kubesurveyor \ud83c\udf1f Good enough Kubernetes namespace visualization tool. No provisioning to a cluster required, only Kubernetes API is scrapped.</li> <li>NVIDIA k8s-device-plugin NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes. The NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes is a Daemonset that allows you to automatically: Expose GPUs on each nodes of your cluster, Keep track of the health of your GPUs, Run GPU enabled containers.</li> <li>kubectl-tmux-exec A kubectl plugin to control multiple pods simultaneously using Tmux</li> <li>grype: a vulnerability scanner for container images and filesystems</li> <li>KubeView \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes cluster visualiser and graphical explorer. KubeView displays what is happening inside a Kubernetes cluster (or single namespace), it maps out the API objects and how they are interconnected. Data is fetched real-time from the Kubernetes API. The status of some objects (Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments) is colour coded red/green to represent their status and health</li> <li>karma \ud83c\udf1f Alert dashboard for Prometheus Alertmanager</li> <li>Rancher Desktop \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes and container management to the desktop. Rancher Desktop is an open-source project to bring Kubernetes and container management to the desktop. Windows and macOS versions of Rancher Desktop are available for download.</li> <li>realvz/awesome-eks: A curated list of awesome tools for Amazon EKS \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>salesforce/Sloop - Kubernetes History Visualization \ud83c\udf1f Sloop monitors Kubernetes, recording histories of events and resource state changes and providing visualizations to aid in debugging past events.</li> <li>Kspan - Turning Kubernetes Events into spans \ud83c\udf1f Most Kubernetes components produce Events when something interesting happens. This program turns those Events into OpenTelemetry Spans, joining them up by causality and grouping them together into Traces.</li> <li>csi-rclone: CSI rclone mount plugin CSI driver for rclone. This project implements Container Storage Interface (CSI) plugin that allows using rclone mount as storage backend. Rclone mount points and parameters can be configured using Secret or PersistentVolume volumeAttibutes.</li> <li>stackrox.io: Top 9 Open Source DevSecOps Tools for Kubernetes in 2021 \ud83c\udf1f Anchore, Checkov, Clair, Falco, Kube-bench, Kube-hunter, KubeLinter, Open Policy Agent (OPA), Terrascan</li> <li>Kdo: deployless development on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Kdo is a command line tool that enables developers to run, develop and test code changes in a realistic deployed setting without having to deal with the complexity of Kubernetes deployment and configuration.</li> <li>chekr A inspection utility for the maintenance of Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>github.com issues: Generate Kyverno deprecation policies with chekr</li> </ul> </li> <li>KUR8 \ud83c\udf1f A visual overview of Kubernetes architecture and Prometheus metrics. KUR8 is an open-source Kubernetes analytics, monitoring, and visualizer web application that allows for querying, alerts, and creating custom charts and graphs that leverage Prothemeus and its time logged series database metrics.</li> <li>mperezco/forklift-configmap-service Systemd service to run in VMs on KubeVirt to mount ConfigMaps</li> <li>cdk8s Define Kubernetes native apps and abstractions using object-oriented programming</li> <li>Havener Think of it as a swiss army knife for Kubernetes tasks.</li> <li>KFServing \ud83c\udf1f Serverless Inferencing on Kubernetes. KFServing provides a Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition for serving machine learning (ML) models on arbitrary frameworks. It aims to solve production model serving use cases by providing performant, high abstraction interfaces for common ML frameworks like Tensorflow, XGBoost, ScikitLearn, PyTorch, and ONNX.</li> <li>rkubelog \ud83c\udf1f Send k8s Logs to Papertrail and Loggly Without DaemonSets (for Nodeless Clusters) - dzone: ContainerD Kubernetes Syslog Forwarding Move from Logspout to Filebeat to support containerd logging architecture.</li> <li>kubernetes-sigs: Trimaran: Load-aware scheduling plugins \ud83c\udf1f Trimaran is a collection of load-aware scheduler plugins - thenewstack.io: IBM, Red Hat Bring Load-Aware Resource Management to Kubernetes</li> <li>AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) \ud83c\udf1f AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) is a project enabling you to manage AWS services from Kubernetes</li> <li>connaisseur An admission controller that integrates Container Image Signature Verification into a Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>VolSync \ud83c\udf1f Asynchronous data replication for Kubernetes volumes. VolSync asynchronously replicates Kubernetes persistent volumes between clusters using either rsync or rclone. It also supports creating backups of persistent volumes via restic. VolSync, a new storage-agnostic utility for exporting and importing objects from one Kubernetes namespace to another, even across clusters!</li> <li>ketall Kubectl plugin to show really all kubernetes resources. Like <code>kubectl get all</code>, but get really all resources</li> <li>kube-scheduler-simulator Web-based Kubernetes scheduler simulator</li> <li>multus-cni \ud83c\udf1f A CNI meta-plugin for multi-homed pods in Kubernetes. Multus CNI is a container network interface (CNI) plugin for Kubernetes that enables attaching multiple network interfaces to pods. Typically, in Kubernetes each pod only has one network interface (apart from a loopback) \u2013 with Multus you can create a multi-homed pod that has multiple interfaces. This is accomplished by Multus acting as a \u201cmeta-plugin\u201d, a CNI plugin that can call multiple other CNI plugins.</li> <li>kim - The Kubernetes Image Manager</li> <li>KUDO: The Kubernetes Universal Declarative Operator \ud83c\udf1f KUDO is a toolkit that makes it easy to build Kubernetes Operators, in most cases just using YAML.</li> <li>K8sPurger \ud83c\udf1f K8SPurger is a controller that finds all unused resources and show them in a nice format</li> <li>jenkins-x/gsm-controller gsm-controller is a Kubernetes controller that copies secrets from Google Secrets Manager into Kubernetes secrets. The controller watches Kubernetes secrets looking for an annotation, if the annotation is not found on the secret nothing more is done.</li> <li>sciuro Alertmanager to Kubernetes Node conditions bridge. Sciuro is a bridge between Alertmanager and Kubernetes to sync alerts as Node Conditions. It is designed to work in tandem with other controllers that observe Node Conditions such as draino or the cluster-api.</li> <li>rottencandy/vimkubectl Manage Kubernetes resources from Vim</li> <li>carlosedp/cluster-monitoring: Cluster Monitoring stack for ARM / X86-64 platforms Cluster monitoring stack for clusters based on Prometheus Operator</li> <li>abhirockzz/kubexpose-operator Access your Kubernetes Deployment over the Internet - itnext.io: Kubexpose: A Kubernetes Operator, for fun and profit! Access your Kubernetes Deployment over the Internet</li> <li>kubernetes-reflector Custom Kubernetes controller that can be used to replicate secrets, configmaps and certificates.</li> <li>Another Autoscaler Another Autoscaler is a Kubernetes controller that automatically starts, stops, or restarts pods from a deployment at a specified time using a cron syntax.</li> <li>cloud-ark/kubeplus \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Operator to deliver Helm charts as-a-service</li> <li>cloud-ark/caastle Full-stack microservices deployment for Google Kubernetes Engine and Amazon Elastic Container Service</li> <li>eezhee/eezhee The easiest way to build a k3s cluster on various public clouds. A super fast and easy way to create a k3s based kubernetes cluster on a variety of public clouds. Currently DigitalOcean, Linode and Vultr are supported. All it takes is a single command and about 2 minutes and your cluster is ready to use. Most of the time is taken by the cloud provider bring up the base VM. Eezhee is ideal for development, testing or learning about Kubernetes.</li> <li>ContainerSolutions/ImageWolf: ImageWolf - Fast Distribution of Docker Images on Clusters Fast Distribution of Docker Images on Clusters. ImageWolf is a PoC that provides a blazingly fast way to get Docker images loaded onto your cluster, allowing updates to be pushed out quicker.</li> <li>dcherman/image-cache-daemon Image Cache Daemon is a service to pre-pull / cache images on Kubernetes before they\u2019re needed</li> <li>KnicKnic/temp-kubernetes-ci: Temp Kubernetes CI A github action to create a k3s kubernetes cluster in your CI VM for both linux &amp; windows. Also has cmdline to copy and paste for other CI platforms.</li> <li>mattmoor/warm-image: Kubernetes WarmImage CRD A Kubernetes CRD for prefetching container images onto nodes.</li> <li>maorfr/kube-tasks: Kube tasks A tool to perform simple Kubernetes related actions. Simple Backups, Wait for Pods, Execute a command in a container.</li> <li>tmobile/MagTape MagTape Policy-as-Code for Kubernetes. MagTape is a Policy-as-Code tool for Kubernetes that allows for evaluating Kubernetes resources against a set of defined policies. MagTape includes variable policy enforcement, notifications, and targeted metrics</li> <li>vidispine/HULL - Helm Uniform Layer Library HULL (Helm Uniform Layer Library) is designed to ease building, maintaining and configuring Kubernetes objects in Helm charts.</li> <li>hiddeco/Cronjobber Cronjobber is a cronjob controller for Kubernetes with support for time zones</li> <li>karmab/autolabeller This repo contains a controller automatically labelling nodes based on either:<ul> <li>predefined regex rules matching node name.</li> <li>a set of matching labels (with their associated value) present on the node.</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubernetes-sigs/nfs-subdir-external-provisioner: Kubernetes NFS Subdir External Provisioner Dynamic sub-dir volume provisioner on a remote NFS server. NFS subdir external provisioner is an automatic provisioner that use your existing NFS server to support dynamic provisioning of Kubernetes Persistent Volumes via Persistent Volume Claims</li> <li>ori-edge/k8s_gateway A CoreDNS plugin to resolve all types of external Kubernetes resources. k8s_gateway is a CoreDNS plugin that resolves load balancer and external IPs from outside Kubernetes clusters and supports all types of Kubernetes external resources - Ingress, Service of type LoadBalancer.</li> <li>viaduct-ai/kustomize-sops KSOPS - A Flexible Kustomize Plugin for SOPS Encrypted Resources</li> <li>vadosware.io: Using Makefiles And Envsubst As An Alternative To Helm And Ksonnet (deprecated)</li> <li>uw-labs.github.io: Kubernetes Semaphore: A modular and nonintrusive framework for cross cluster communication</li> <li>zakkg3/ClusterSecret: Kubernetes ClusterSecret operator ClusterSecret operator makes sure all the matching namespaces have the secret available. New namespaces, if they match the pattern, will also have the secret. Any change on the ClusterSecret will update all related secrets. Deleting the ClusterSecret deletes \u201cchild\u201d secrets (all cloned secrets) too.</li> <li>tektoncd/chains Tekton Chains is a Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition (CRD) controller that allows you to manage your supply chain security in Tekton.</li> <li>gopaddle-io/configurator Synchronize and Version Control ConfigMaps &amp; Secrets across Deployment Rollouts.</li> <li>biosimulations/deployment Kubernetes Configuration for BioSimulations platform.</li> <li>chrislusf/seaweedfs SeaweedFS is a fast distributed storage system for blobs, objects, files, and data lake, for billions of files! Blob store has O(1) disk seek, local tiering, cloud tiering. Filer supports Cloud Drive, cross-DC active-active replication, Kubernetes, POSIX FUSE mount, S3 API, Hadoop, WebDAV, encryption, Erasure Coding.</li> <li>kubernetes-sigs/kui A hybrid command-line/UI development experience for cloud-native development</li> <li>DaspawnW/vault-crd Vault CRD for sharing Vault Secrets with Kubernetes. Vault-CRD is a custom resource definition for holding secrets that are stored in HashiCorp Vault and kept up to date with Kubernetes secrets</li> <li>stakater/Reloader \ud83c\udf1f A Kubernetes controller to watch changes in ConfigMap and Secrets and do rolling upgrades on Pods with their associated Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet and DeploymentConfig</li> <li>dignajar/another-ldap Another LDAP is a form-based authentication for Active Directory / LDAP server. Provides Authentication and Authorization for your applications running in Kubernetes.</li> <li>ddosify/ddosify High-performance load testing tool, written in Golang.</li> <li>anchore/syft CLI tool and library for generating a Software Bill of Materials from container images and filesystems. Exceptional for vulnerability detection when used with a scanner tool like Grype.</li> <li>aws/aws-node-termination-handler \ud83c\udf1f Gracefully handle EC2 instance shutdown within Kubernetes</li> <li>aelsabbahy/goss Quick and Easy server testing/validation</li> <li>chr-fritz/csi-sshfs Kubernetes CSI Plugin for SSHFS. It allows to mount directories using a ssh connection.</li> <li>ctrox/csi-s3 A Container Storage Interface for S3. This is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) for S3 (or S3 compatible) storage. This can dynamically allocate buckets and mount them via a fuse mount into any container.</li> <li>codesenberg/bombardier \ud83c\udf1f Fast cross-platform HTTP benchmarking tool written in Go</li> <li>fstab/cifs CIFS Flexvolume Plugin for Kubernetes. Driver for CIFS (SMB, Samba, Windows Share) network filesystems as Kubernetes volumes.</li> <li>kui.tools Kui: CLI-driven Graphics for Kubernetes. Tired of working with Kubernetes in cli mode only? Try kui - a hybrid tool that allows you to interact with any Kubernetes cluster easily with more advanced features available only in GUI.</li> <li>bloomberg/goldpinger \ud83c\udf1f Debugging tool for Kubernetes which tests and displays connectivity between nodes in the cluster. Goldpinger makes calls between its instances to monitor your networking. It runs as a DaemonSet on Kubernetes and produces Prometheus metrics that can be scraped, visualised and alerted on.</li> <li>haxsaw/hikaru \ud83c\udf1f Move smoothly between Kubernetes YAML and Python for creating/updating/componentizing configurations. Hikaru is a tool that provides you the ability to easily shift between YAML, Python objects/source, and JSON representations of your Kubernetes config files. It provides assistance in authoring these files in Python, opens up options in how you can assemble and customise the files, and provides some programmatic tools for inspecting large, complex files to enable automation of policy and security compliance. Additionally, Hikaru allows you to use its K8s model objects to interact with Kubernetes, directing it to create, modify, and delete resources.</li> <li>kei6u/kubectl-secret-data A kubectl plugin for finding decoded secret data with productive search flags.</li> <li>ofek/csi-gcs Kubernetes CSI driver for Google Cloud Storage. An easy-to-use, cross-platform, and highly optimized Kubernetes CSI driver for mounting Google Cloud Storage buckets.</li> <li>target/pod-reaper Rule based pod killing kubernetes controller. Pod-Reaper was designed to kill pods that meet specific conditions. See the \u201cImplemented Rules\u201d section below for details on specific rules.</li> <li>utilitywarehouse/kube-applier kube-applier enables automated deployment and declarative configuration for your Kubernetes cluster. kube-applier is Kubernetes deployment tool strongly following gitOps principals. It enables continuous deployment of Kubernetes objects by applying declarative configuration files from a Git repository to a Kubernetes cluster.<ul> <li>https://github.com/box/kube-applier</li> </ul> </li> <li>Trendyol/kink KinK is a helper CLI that facilitates to manage KinD clusters as Kubernetes pods. Designed to ease clusters up for fast testing with batteries included in mind.</li> <li>vbouchaud/k8s-ldap-auth Kubernetes webhook token authentication plugin implementation using ldap.</li> <li>wangjia184/pod-inspector A tool to inspect pods in kubernetes. Unlike other dashboardes for Kubernetes(Lens / Rancher / etc), Kubernetes Pod Inspector allows to check the file system and processes within running Linux pods without using kubectl. This is useful when we want to check the files within volumes mounted by pods</li> <li>witchery-project/witchery build distroless images with alpine tools</li> <li>knight42/kubectl-blame: kubectl-blame: git-like blame for kubectl Show who edited resource fields. 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This is a simple penetration testing tool which takes advantage of public cloud provider approaches to providing kubelet credentials to nodes in a Kubernetes cluster in order to gain privileged access to the k8s API. This access can then potentially be used to further compromise the applications running in the cluster or, in many cases, access secrets that facilitate complete control of Kubernetes.</li> <li>patrickdappollonio/kubectl-slice Split multiple Kubernetes files into smaller files with ease. 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Inspired by kube-downscaler.Kube-ns-suspender watches namespaces and \u201csuspends\u201d them by scaling to 0 some of the resources. Once a namespace is suspended, it will not be restarted automatically. This allows to \u201creactivate\u201d namespaces only when required and reduces costs</li> <li>codeberg.org/hjacobs/kube-downscaler: Kubernetes Downscaler \ud83c\udf1f Scale down / \u201cpause\u201d Kubernetes workload (Deployments, StatefulSets, and/or HorizontalPodAutoscalers and CronJobs too !) during non-work hours.</li> <li>deepfence/PacketStreamer \u2b50\u2b50 Distributed tcpdump for cloud native environments \u2b50\u2b50 PacketStreamer is a high-performance remote packet capture and collection tool. 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In these images, the package manager, the non-dependent modules or libraries, even the shells are stripped off, only the app and its required dependencies are kept. For the statically linked executable, produced by golang for example, we can even use \u201cscratch\u201d as the base.</li> <li>The potential exploit of vulnerability is therefore greatly reduced. But, on the other hand, it is difficult to troubleshoot the application if even the shell is not available, leaving only the logs from the app.</li> <li>In this paper, we will explore different options to facilitate debugging by bringing back the shell.</li> </ul> </li> <li>speakerdeck.com/mhausenblas (redhat): Troubleshooting Kubernetes apps</li> <li>medium.com/@andrewachraf: Detect crashes in your Kubernetes cluster using kwatch and Slack \ud83c\udf1f Monitor all changes in your Kubernetes(K8s) cluster &amp; detects crashes in your running apps in real time</li> <li>research.nccgroup.com: Detection Engineering for Kubernetes clusters In this article you will learn how to detect anomalies in your cluster using Kubernetes Audit logs and Anomalies Detection Engineering.</li> <li>pauldally.medium.com: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 1)<ul> <li>pauldally.medium.com: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 2)</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/geekculture: Common Pod Errors in Kubernetes to Watch Out For</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 1) For something as important as NetworkPolicy, debugging is surprisingly painful. 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For example, we saw that Kubernetes occasionally kills our application before it releases resources, although it seems that this should not happen. It was impossible to reproduce the problem immediately, and we wondered what was happening under the hood?</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API as an alpha feature. This provides a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without ever stopping them. This feature is primarily aimed at forensic analysis, but general backup-and-restore is something any Kubernetes user can take advantage of. 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This is accomplished by mapping ports on the developer\u2019s workstation to services that are normally only accessible from containers running within the cluster.</li> <li>zendesk.engineering: Debugging containerd</li> <li>heka-ai.medium.com: Introduction to Debugging: locally and live on Kubernetes with VSCode \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to debug your code in real-time on a Pod running on Kubernetes using VS Code</li> <li>iximiuz.com: Kubernetes Ephemeral Containers and kubectl debug Command \ud83c\udf1f Learn how to use Ephemeral Containers to debug Kubernetes workloads with and without the kubectl debug command</li> <li>eminaktas.medium.com: Debug Containerd in Production In this article, you will learn how you can debug containerd with VSCode in a remote production environment.</li> <li>medium.com/@alex.ivenin: Exploring ephemeral containers in kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Ephemeral containers, a feature that was introduced in Kubernetes 1.16 as an alpha release, advanced to beta status in version 1.23, and has finally graduated to stable status in Kubernetes 1.25. This capability provides an easy and safe way to debug running containers in a pod, without requiring full access to the underlying node.</li> <li>labs.iximiuz.com: How to work with container images using ctr ctr is a command-line client shipped as part of the containerd project. 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The framework is customizable and allows third-party application developers to create troubleshoot specs that can be run by cluster operators.</p> </li> <li>github.com/airwallex: k8s-pod-restart-info-collector k8s-pod-restart-info-collector is a simple Kubernetes customer controller that watches for Pods changes and collects K8s Pod restart reasons, logs, and events to Slack channels when a Pod restarts</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#komodor","title":"Komodor","text":"<ul> <li>komodor.com Turn troubleshooting chaos into clarity. Komodor is an observability tool that gives you insight into what\u2019s happening with your clusters and workloads. It integrates tools that we all use, like Datadog, Okta, LaunchDarkly, and PagerDuty.</li> <li>komodor.com: Kubernetes Troubleshooting: The Complete Guide \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#palaemon","title":"Palaemon","text":"<ul> <li>palaemon.io Open-source developer tool for monitoring Kubernetes clusters and error analysis</li> <li>medium.com/@ospalaemon: Introducing Palaemon, the Savior of Kubernetes Pods!</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#cdebug-and-debug-ctr","title":"cdebug and debug-ctr","text":"<ul> <li>iximiuz/cdebug a swiss army knife of container debugging. It\u2019s like \u201cdocker exec\u201d, but it works even for containers without a shell (scratch, distroless, slim, etc). The \u201ccdebug exec\u201d command allows you to bring your own toolkit and start a shell inside of a running container.</li> <li>felipecruz91/debug-ctr A commandline tool for interactive troubleshooting when a container has crashed or a container image doesn\u2019t include debugging utilities, such as distroless images. 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Looking for some new ones \ud83d\ude09</p>\u2014 Saiyam Pathak (@SaiyamPathak) April 11, 2022 </p> <p><p>I made a tool\u2026 to debug containers \ud83e\uddd9\u200d\u2642\ufe0fIt's like \"docker exec\", but it works even for containers without a shell (scratch, distroless, slim, etc).The \"cdebug exec\" command allows you to bring your own toolkit and start a shell inside of a running container.A short demo \ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/82m4vzPYJr</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 23, 2022 </p> <p><p>There is a Kubernetes deployment which processes items from a queue. Most items are very small and completed immediately. Occasionally a whopping big item comes along and causes an OOMKill. 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One can go through this official documentation and can learn much more about Kubernetes.</p> </li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes Tutorials For Beginners: Getting Started Guide</li> <li>Intoduction to Kubernetes (slides, beginners and advanced)</li> <li>medium.com: Kubernetes 101: Pods, Nodes, Containers, and Clusters</li> <li>medium.com: Learn Kubernetes in Under 3 Hours: A Detailed Guide to Orchestrating Containers</li> <li>kubernetestutorials.com: Install and Deploy Kubernetes on CentOs 7</li> <li>medium.com: Simplifying orchestration with Kubernetes</li> <li>aquasec.com: 70 Best Kubernetes Tutorials Valuable Kubernetes tutorials from multiple sources, classified into the following categories: Kubernetes AWS and Azure tutorials, networking tutorials, clustering and federation tutorials and more.</li> <li>cloud.google.com: kubernetes comic Learn about kubernetes and how you can use it for continuous integration and delivery.</li> <li>magalix.com: Kubernetes 101 - Concepts and Why It Matters<ul> <li>apkplz.net: Learn Kubernetes 1 APK</li> <li>Google Play Search</li> </ul> </li> <li>Dzone refcard: Getting Started with Kubernetes</li> <li>magalix.com: The Best Kubernetes Tutorials</li> <li>35 Advanced Tutorials to Learn Kubernetes</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: The Kubernetes Handbook \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes Pods and ReplicaSets explained</li> <li>medium: DraftKings Kubernetes Workshop: Hands-on Learning in K8s (with Video Walkthrough)</li> <li>100 Days Of Kubernetes: 100daysofkubernetes.io 100 Days of Kubernetes is the challenge in which we aim to learn something new related to Kubernetes each day across 100 Days!!!</li> <li>youtube playlist: Thetips4you - Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners HPA, Deployments, YAML, Jenkins, etc.</li> <li>youtube playlist: DevNation Lessons: Kubernetes Fundamentals</li> <li>amazee.io: Master the Fundamentals of K8s: Kubernetes 101 video series with Jeff Geerling</li> <li>medium: How to deploy StatefulSets in Kubernetes (K8s)?</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com. Kubernetes for Developers Journey:<ul> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #1: Kubernetes Architecture and Features</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #2: Kubernetes for Local Development</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #3: kubectl CLI</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #4: Enable kubectl bash autocompletion</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #5: Kubernetes Web UI Dashboard</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #6: Kubernetes Objects</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #7: Imperative vs. Declarative Kubernetes Objects</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #9: Kubernetes Pod Lifecycle</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #10: Kubernetes Pod YAML manifest in-detail</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #14: Kubernetes Deployment YAML manifest in-detail</li> </ul> </li> <li>ithands-on.com:<ul> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Deployments, replicaSets, services, pods and endpoints</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : An overview of StatefulSets and Deployments</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Resource Quotas (ResourceQuota) and Limit Ranges (LimitRange)</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Deployments and Rolling updates - maxSurge, maxUnavailable</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : The externalName service</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Crash Course for Absolute Beginners</li> <li>dev.to: Let\u2019s Learn Kubernetes Series\u2019 Articles</li> <li>youtube playlist: Tech World with Nana - Docker and Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube playlist: Tech World with Nana - Complete Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Running Workloads in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>omerbsezer/Fast-Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This repo covers Kubernetes objects\u2019 and components\u2019 details (Kubectl, Pod, Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, Volume, PV, PVC, Daemonset, Secret, Affinity, Taint-Toleration, Helm, etc.), and possible example usage scenarios (how-to, hands-on labs, etc.)</li> <li>javarevisited.blogspot.com: Top 5 Online Courses to Learn Kubernetes in 2022 - Best of Lot</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes for Sysadmins \u2013 Kelsey Hightower at PuppetConf 2016 \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1fThis is the most famous Kubernetes talk of all time, where kelseyhightower explains the Kubernetes scheduler using Tetris.</li> <li> <p>educative.io/courses/the-kubernetes-course: Learn Kubernetes: A Deep Dive \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes helps deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. It abstracts the underlying infrastructure so it doesn\u2019t matter if you\u2019re deploying your applications to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or your own on-premises datacenter. Ready to get started?</p> <ul> <li>educative.io/courses/the-kubernetes-course: Pods Its true that K8s runs containerized apps. But, you can:t run container directly on K8s cluster \u2013 containers always run inside of Pods. Pods: Intro to Pods in Kubernetes:<ul> <li>Pods &amp; containers</li> <li>Pod anatomy</li> <li>Pods as unit of scaling</li> <li>Pod lifecycle</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>blog.getambassador.io: How to Learn Kubernetes: Prerequisites, Paths, and Resources \ud83c\udf1f</p> </li> <li>devopscube.com: How to Learn Kubernetes (Complete Roadmap) \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A roadmap to learn Kubernetes from scratch (Beginner to Advanced level)<ul> <li>github.com/techiescamp/kubernetes-learning-path \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Understanding Kubernetes: part 48 \u2013 Kubernetes 1.27 Changelog</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#online-training","title":"Online Training","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Red Hat Training &amp; Certification Community - The Red Hat Customer Portal\u2019s community section, previously the Red Hat Learning Community, offers resources for learning and certification related to Red Hat products, including OpenShift and Kubernetes. It provides access to training materials, e-books, and videos to supplement learning journeys.</p> </li> <li> <p>katacoda.com Interactive Learning and Training Platform for Software Engineers</p> </li> <li>kubernetesbyexample.com</li> <li>Play with Kubernetes A simple, interactive and fun playground to learn Kubernetes</li> <li>udemy.com: Learn DevOps: The Complete Kubernetes Course<ul> <li>wardviaene/kubernetes-course</li> </ul> </li> <li>udemy.com: Learn DevOps: Advanced Kubernetes Usage<ul> <li>wardviaene/advanced-kubernetes-course</li> </ul> </li> <li>javarevisited.blogspot.com: Top 5 Free Courses to Learn Kubernetes for Developers and DevOps Engineers</li> <li>kodekloud.com</li> <li>training.linuxfoundation.org: Introduction to Kubernetes (LFS158x) Want to learn Kubernetes? Get an in-depth primer on this powerful system for managing containerized applications in this free course.</li> <li>civo.com/academy \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Learn Kubernetes with Civo Academy. Learn everything you need to know to get started with Kubernetes. Learn Kubernetes for free. We\u2019ve created over 50 video guides and tutorials that will help you navigate Kubernetes: from understanding the basic need for and function of containers, to launching and scaling your first clusters.</li> <li>medium.com/javarevisited: 8 Best Free Kubernetes Courses for Beginners in 2022 Learn Kubernetes using these free online training courses and add an in-demand skill to your colorful resume.<ul> <li>udemy.com: Just enough kubernetes to be dangerous (free)</li> <li>udemy.com: Learn Devops Kubernetes deployment by kops and terraform (free) Comprehensive Nginx deployment to Kubernetes on AWS by using kops and terraform</li> <li>edx.org: Introduction to Kubernetes (free)</li> <li>udemy.com: Containers 101 (free) Building and deploying containerize applications with Kubernetes, Docker and Helm</li> </ul> </li> <li>devopswithkubernetes.com Introductory course to Kubernetes with K3s and GKE</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#k8s-diagrams","title":"K8s Diagrams","text":""},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#kubernetes-networking","title":"Kubernetes Networking","text":"<ul> <li>Implementing Istio From Start To Finish - (Related to istio topic)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#kubernetes-troubleshooting","title":"Kubernetes Troubleshooting","text":"<ul> <li>Kubernetes Troubleshooting: A Step-by-Step Guide - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</li> <li>Kubernetes Troubleshooting Guide: Common Pitfalls and Solutions - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</li> <li> <p>Kubernetes Services and Load Balancing Explained - (Related to kubernetes-networking topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>cloudogu/k8s-diagrams A collection of diagrams explaining kubernetes by cloudogu, written in PlantUML.</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#learning-tools","title":"Learning Tools","text":"<ul> <li>Build Your Own X \ud83c\udf1f - A repository offering step-by-step guides to recreate various technologies from scratch, promoting deep understanding through practical implementation. It covers a wide range of domains including AI, databases, operating systems, and networking.</li> <li>OCP4 Getting Started Showroom - (Related to ocp4 topic)</li> <li>Quiz Grader - (Related to ai topic)</li> <li>DevOps Roadmap for 2026 - (Related to devops topic)</li> <li>What is Podman and How Does it Compare to Docker? - (Related to container-managers topic)</li> <li>Back of the Napkin Guide to Updating Jenkins - (Related to jenkins topic)</li> <li>Automating Kubernetes Deployments with Helm Charts - (Related to helm topic)</li> <li>useHooks - React Hooks Library - (Related to javascript topic)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#neptune","title":"Neptune","text":"<ul> <li>exploreneptune.io \ud83c\udf1f - [oslabs-beta/neptune]](https://github.com/oslabs-beta/neptune) Neptune is a light-weight, open-source dev tool which introduces developers to Kubernetes and get started with interacting with Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>Get to know your Kubernetes cluster better with an easy-to-use monitoring tool</li> <li>Render the metrics of your nodes, pods, and namespaces all in one easy to visualize UI. Focus on what matters, with built in alerts and cluster health monitoring.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"<ul> <li>Open Source Friday: Spec Kit - What it is, the problems it solves, and how clear specs make collaboration work - A YouTube video discussing Spec Kit, explaining its purpose, the challenges it addresses, and how clear specifications facilitate effective collaboration in software development.</li> <li>Openshift Baremetal - Installer\u2019s Bake-off: Agent vs Assisted vs IPI - Comparativa t\u00e9cnica de los m\u00e9todos de instalaci\u00f3n de OpenShift en baremetal: Agent, Assisted e IPI, para ayudarte a elegir el m\u00e1s adecuado.</li> </ul> Click to expand!"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"Click to expand! <p><p>A Kubernetes cluster is made of control plane nodes and worker nodes. And the nodes are made up of a number of components with specific functionalities \ud83c\udf0aThread \ud83e\uddf5\ud83d\udc47\ud83c\udffb#kubernetes #devops #docker pic.twitter.com/hN9LptCU71</p>\u2014 SigNoz (@SignozHQ) February 28, 2022 </p> <p><p>Free Kubernetes courses for Beginners1. Just enough kubernetes - https://t.co/9lSIfEKqSf2. Learn Kubernetes deployment - https://t.co/VmfaJWoGad3. Introduction to Kubernetes - https://t.co/tw4z7J5n214. Containers 101 - https://t.co/r2YJNxpLWHmore - https://t.co/9BKvlIxif8 pic.twitter.com/zzlvrxYgL6</p>\u2014 javinpaul (@javinpaul) July 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Containers vs Pods \ud83e\uddf5A \"container\" is an isolated and restricted execution environment, typically optimized to run just one service.Being fully isolated from neighbors may feel good, but only at first. What if you need a few supporting services around?Pods to the rescue! pic.twitter.com/QEVdvqB01h</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) July 26, 2022 </p> <p><p>What problem is Kubernetes trying to solve?Is it simply container orchestration?A thread \ud83e\uddf5</p>\u2014 Michael Levan \ud83d\udc68\ud83c\udffb\u200d\ud83d\udcbb\u2615\ufe0f (@TheNJDevOpsGuy) August 10, 2022 </p> <ul> <li>Kubernetes para principiantes - La gu\u00eda definitiva para principiantes absolutos \ud83c\udf1f - Una playlist de YouTube que ofrece una gu\u00eda definitiva y completa sobre Kubernetes para principiantes absolutos, cubriendo conceptos fundamentales y pr\u00e1cticos.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes/","title":"Kubernetes","text":"<p>\u201cKubernetes is not for application development but for platform development. Its magic is in enterprise standardization, not app portability\u201d (Kelsey Hightower)</p> <ol> <li>Must know Kubernetes concepts</li> <li>Introduction<ol> <li>Kubernetes Jobs Market</li> <li>Certified Kubernetes Offerings</li> <li>The State of Cloud-Native Development</li> <li>Kubernetes Failure Stories</li> <li>Kubernetes Maturity Model</li> <li>Cloud Native Learn by doing platforms</li> <li>Kubernetes Scalability Thresholds</li> <li>Kubernetes Installation Methods</li> <li>Kubernetes Knowledge Hubs<ol> <li>Kubernetes Podcasts</li> <li>Kubernetes Blogs</li> <li>Spanish Kubernetes Blogs</li> </ol> </li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Open Source Container Orchestation<ol> <li>KubeCon</li> <li>kubeconfig</li> <li>Kubernetes Manifests</li> <li>Docker and Kubernetes<ol> <li>Kubernetes vs Docker</li> <li>Kubernetes vs Docker Swarm</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Admission Controllers</li> <li>Kubernetes Mutating Webhooks</li> <li>Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager</li> <li>Kubernetes Resources<ol> <li>Kubernetes Pods</li> <li>Kubernetes ConfigMaps</li> <li>Kubernetes Secrets</li> <li>Kubernetes Volumes</li> <li>Kubernetes Namespaces and Multi Tenancy. Self Service Namespaces<ol> <li>Kiosk Multi-Tenancy Extension for Kubernetes</li> <li>Creating Users</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Labels and Selectors</li> <li>Kubernetes Taints and Tolerations</li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment, ReplicaSet, Rollling Updates and Rollbacks</li> <li>Kubernetes StatefulSet</li> <li>Kubernetes DaemonSets</li> <li>Kubernetes Jobs and Cron Jobs</li> <li>Kubernetes Services</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment Strategies</li> <li>Kubernetes API<ol> <li>Multi-Cluster Services API</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Health Checks/Probes. Startup, Liveness, Readiness</li> <li>Reserved CPU and memory in Kubernetes nodes</li> <li>Kubernetes Quality of Service QOS. Kubernetes Resource and Capacity Management. Capacity Planning. Resource Quotas per namespace, LimitRanges per namespace, Limits and Requests per POD</li> <li>Kubernetes Scheduler. Kube Scheduler<ol> <li>Pod rebalancing and allocations. Pod Priorities</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes etcd</li> <li>Kubernetes Sidecars</li> <li>Kubernetes Annotations</li> <li>Kubernetes Best Practices and Tips</li> <li>Disruptions</li> <li>Cost Estimation Strategies<ol> <li>kubecost</li> </ol> </li> <li>Architecting Kubernetes clusters. Node Size. Multi Clusters and Hybrid Cloud<ol> <li>Wide Cluster instead of Multi-Cluster</li> </ol> </li> </ol> </li> <li>Client Libraries for Kubernetes</li> <li>Helm Kubernetes Tool</li> <li>Templating YAML in Kubernetes with real code. YQ YAML processor</li> <li>Extending Kubernetes<ol> <li>Adding Custom Resources. Extending Kubernetes API with Kubernetes Resource Definitions. CRD vs Aggregated API</li> <li>Krew, a plugin manager for kubectl plugins</li> <li>OpenKruise/Kruise</li> <li>Crossplane, a Universal Control Plane API for Cloud Computing. 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An Introduction to Kubernetes Components</li> <li>dzone: Introduction To Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f An orchestration tool takes care of provisioning and deployment, allocation of resources, load balancing, and many other important aspects of any system.</li> <li>weave.works: Kubernetes components that make up its architecture \ud83c\udf1f Great intro</li> <li>dzone refcard: Advanced kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>redhat.com: Kubernetes basics for sysadmins Learn when Kubernetes can be effectively used and how the containers it manages might be better than virtual machines.</li> <li>redhat.com: Kubernetes Components - A sysadmin\u2019s guide to basic Kubernetes components \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes control plane nodes and worker nodes, their features, and how they interact.</li> <li>learnsteps.com: How Kubernetes works on reconciler pattern \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>devopsunlocked.com: Kubernetes: Learning Material</li> <li>cncf.io: Kubernetes 101: An Introduction \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #1: Kubernetes Architecture and Features \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>redhat.com: Start learning Kubernetes from your local machine</li> <li>medium: Pratyush Mathur - Kubernetes Architecture</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Fundamentals For Absolute Beginners: Architecture &amp; Components</li> <li>learnsteps.com: What is a control plane? 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Here, experts discuss the best strategies to deploy Kubernetes seamlessly.</li> <li>dev.to: What Problem Is Kubernetes Actually Trying To Solve? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>\u201cIt\u2019s funny: everyone thinks CPU requests are only used for scheduling (WRONG) and memory requests determine who gets OOMKilled (WRONG) but it\u2019s actually the opposite! At runtime, memory requests do nothing, but CPU requests DO\u201d \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Kubernetes 101 for developers: Names, ports, YAML files, and more Kubernetes 101 for developers:<ul> <li>Running multiple containers</li> <li>Port management</li> <li>Names</li> <li>Secrets</li> <li>Rolling updates</li> <li>Dependencies</li> <li>YAML files</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/@litombeg: Kubernetes High-Level Architecture</li> <li>Top 5 kubernetes challenges and their solutions</li> <li>jaffarshaik.medium.com: Kubernetes Architecture and components \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>syedasadrazadevops.medium.com: Deep Dive Into Kubernetes: Who to run pod, node container in Kubernetes (K8s)</li> <li>dzone.com: Kubernetes Architecture Diagram \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This article will explain each Kubernetes architecture example step, the entire structure, what it\u2019s used for, and how to use it.</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: 5 Tricks to take your Kubernetes skills to the next level Whether you like Python, Java, or another language \u2014 you\u2019ll probably need Kubernetes anyway.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Don\u2019t Pause Your Kubernetes Adoption \u2015 PaaS It Instead! 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Instead, that number varies based on specific workload requirements.</li> <li>blog.acethecloud.com: The Kubernetes Handbook: A Comprehensive guide of 100 Q&amp;A \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/@madhankannan7: Kubernetes in Production: Key Considerations</li> <li>medium.com/@harsh.manvar111: Don\u2019t confuse the difference between stateless and stateful \ud83c\udf1f Why not use Kubernetes Statefulset for stateless applications?</li> <li>geeksforgeeks.org: Kubernetes \u2013 Concept of Containers</li> <li>dev.to: Why Developers Should Learn Docker and Kubernetes in 2023 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dev.to: Build my own Kubernetes journey (10 Part Series) | Jonatan Ezron</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Why Kubernetes Has Emerged as the \u2018OS\u2019 of the Cloud Increased usage of Kubernetes, the Google-created open source system orchestrator isn\u2019t seen in all sectors of IT infrastructure, but it sure is taking charge of cloud native app deployments.</li> <li>aws.amazon.com: Kubernetes as a platform vs. Kubernetes as an API \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>symbiosis.host: Benchmarking cluster creation time for 8 managed Kubernetes providers You might find this report interesting if you care about Kubernetes cluster creation time. 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As more organizations adopt Kubernetes, there is a growing need for Kubernetes skills and expertise. This comprehensive roadmap will take you from Kubernetes fundamentals all the way to advanced management, security, and governance.</li> <li>serokell.io/blog/kubernetes-guide: A Guide to Kubernetes Modern cloud native computing heavily relies on the use of containers and the adoption of Kubernetes. Despite being a relatively new technology, it is deployed by many global enterprises to manage business-critical applications in their production environments. The popularity of Kubernetes is driven by a growing range of features, such as enhanced security, better management of microservices, improved observability, and more efficient scaling and resource use. 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It provides a powerful abstraction for streamlining cluster lifecycle management while maintaining the underlying API. The documentation covers its background, authoring, changing, publishing, and operational aspects, including quick start guides for creating clusters using ClusterClass templates.</li> <li>The DevOps Bottleneck: Why IaC Orchestration is the Missing Piece - (Related to iac topic)</li> <li>Announcing Private Preview: ArgoCD through Microsoft GitOps - (Related to gitops topic)</li> <li>FreeLens - (Related to kubernetes-tools topic)</li> <li>RunsOn: Self-hosted GitHub Actions Runners in AWS - (Related to cicd topic)</li> <li> <p>Dependabot Version Updates in Azure DevOps - (Related to cicd topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>kubedex.com Discover, Compare and Share Kubernetes Applications</p> </li> <li>medium.com: A Year Of Running Kubernetes at MYOB, And The Importance Of Empathy</li> <li>labs.mwrinfosecurity.com: Attacking Kubernetes through Kubelet</li> <li>itnext.io: Successful &amp; Short Kubernetes Stories For DevOps Architects</li> <li>platform9.com: Kubernetes CI/CD Pipelines at Scale</li> <li>4 trends for Kubernetes cloud-native teams to watch in 2020</li> <li>5 open source projects that make Kubernetes even better: Prometheus, Operator framework, Knative, Tekton, Kubeflow \ud83c\udf1f Open source projects bring many additional capabilities to Kubernetes, such as performance monitoring, developer tools, serverless capabilities, and CI/CD workflows. Check out these five widely used options</li> <li>4 trends for Kubernetes cloud-native teams to watch in 2020 Today\u2019s software architectural landscape seems to change like the weather. Stay ahead of the curve with these cloud-related trends, including GitOps and service meshes.</li> <li>Creating a Kubernetes cloud provider, doesn\u2019t required boiling the ocean</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 ways to boost your Kubernetes knowledge</li> <li>blog.container-solutions.com: 7 Cloud Native Trends to Watch in 2020</li> <li>snyk.io: Shipping Kubernetes-native applications with confidence</li> <li>medium: Delivering value on Kubernetes</li> <li>blocksandfiles.com: Kubernetes is in a bit of state about state Kubernetes is \u201cfour to five years away\u201d from being a stable distribution capable of running stateful apps, according to Redis Labs chief product officer Alvin Richards.</li> <li>medium: Then he asked me \u201cIs Kubernetes right for us?\u201d</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes: Virtual Clusters For CI/CD &amp; Testing</li> <li>lambda.grofers.com: Learnings From Two Years of Kubernetes in Production</li> <li>medium: 3 Years of Kubernetes in Production\u2013Here\u2019s What We Learned</li> <li>revistacloudcomputing.com: Los mejores proveedores de Kubernetes</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Overcoming Kubernetes Infrastructure Challenges</li> <li>medium: Installing cf-for-k8s on a Kubernetes Cluster Running on Digital Ocean If you want to install Cloud Foundry on Kubernetes on Digital Ocean, you might find this article relevant.</li> <li>itnext.io: Lessons learned from managing a Kubernetes cluster for side projects (GKE)</li> <li>projectcalico.org: Using Kubernetes to orchestrate VMs</li> <li>lastweekinaws.com: Is ECS deprecated? Has Kubernetes won?</li> <li>opensource.com: 8 Kubernetes insights for 2021 Review the top five Kubernetes articles of 2020, then preview three tools you should learn about in 2021.</li> <li>srcco.de: Zalando - Many Kubernetes Clusters instead of 1 huge cluster Running 80+ Kubernetes clusters in production? Yes, Zalando runs 100+ Kubernetes clusters on AWS.<ul> <li>Each cluster runs in its own AWS account.</li> <li>They always create a pair of prod/non-prod clusters per \u201cproduct community\u201d, i.e. only half of their clusters (50+) are marked as \u201cproduction\u201d and have full 24x7 on-call support.</li> <li>They decided to go with \u201cmany\u201d (that\u2019s relative) clusters for various reasons:<ul> <li>Kubernetes has no strong story for multi-tenancy, having \u201csmaller\u201d clusters mitigates part of this problem</li> <li>Some infrastructure is shared per cluster, e.g. Prometheus and the Ingress proxy (Skipper) \u2014 this requires appropriate (vertical) scaling of these components, smaller clusters make this easier to handle</li> <li>The blast radius is limited \u2014 anything going wrong in one cluster (outage, security incident, ..) does not necessarily affect the whole organization</li> <li>Cost attribution is easier (every cluster belongs to a cost center)</li> <li>The cluster (and its AWS account) serves as a natural trust boundary for access control (you can either deploy via CI/CD to a cluster or not)</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>platform9.com: The Gorilla Guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise Discover key capabilities for Kubernetes at scale.<ul> <li>A complete Enterprise Kubernetes infrastructure needs proper DNS, load balancing, Ingress, stateful services, K8\u2019s role-based access control (RBAC), integration with LDAP and authentication systems, and more. Once Kubernetes is deployed, day-2 operational challenges and life-cycle management comes into play: monitoring, alerting, troubleshooting, upgrades, security patching, compliance checking and much more.</li> <li>The Gorilla guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise is your resource to ensure the success of your Enterprise Kubernetes projects by thinking through critical decisions around deployment options, day-2 operational considerations, use cases, and choosing your Kubernetes implementation solutions.</li> </ul> </li> <li>magalix.com: Influencing Kubernetes Scheduler Decisions To ensure maximum possible performance and availability given the infrastructure at hand, the scheduler uses complex algorithms to ensure the most efficient Pod placement. In this article, we discuss how the scheduler selects the best node to host the Pod and how we can influence its decision.</li> <li>medium: Making Sense of Taints and Tolerations in Kubernetes</li> <li>devopscube.com: 10 Key Considerations for Kubernetes Cluster Design &amp; Setup \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.pixielabs.ai: Building Kubernetes Native SaaS applications: iterating quickly by deploying in-cluster data planes</li> <li>itnext.io: CKS Exam Series #9 RBAC v2 Kubernetes CKS Example Exam Question Series</li> <li>infoq.com: Experts Discuss Top Kubernetes Trends and Production Challenges</li> <li>blog.appstack.one: How to run Ghost blog inside Kubernetes</li> <li>learnk8s.io: Scaling Celery workers with RabbitMQ on Kubernetes In this article, you will explore how to use Kubernetes and KEDA to scale Celery workers based on the number of messages in a RabbitMQ queue.<ol> <li>Learn how to set up a metrics pipeline</li> <li>How you can drive autoscaling based on metrics from RabbitMQ.</li> <li>Why KEDA might be an alternative to prometheus+adapters</li> </ol> </li> <li>superuser.openstack.org: Run Your Kubernetes Cluster on OpenStack in Production</li> <li>andrewlock.net: Series: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes<ul> <li>andrewlock.net: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes - Part 6 - Adding health checks with Liveness, Readiness, and Startup probes</li> </ul> </li> <li>infoq.com: The Evolution of Distributed Systems on Kubernetes What Comes After Microservices:<ul> <li>Yet Microservices gives us the guiding principles on how to split a monolithic application into separate business domains.</li> <li>After that came serverless and Function-as-a-Service (FaaS), where we said we could split those further by operations, giving us extreme scaling - because we can scale each operation individually.</li> <li>The author argues that maybe FaaS is not the best model - as functions are not the best model for implementing reasonably complex services where you want multiple operations to reside together when they have to interact with the same dataset.</li> <li>Probably, multi-runtime as the author calls it Mecha architecture, where you have your business logic in one container, and you have all the infrastructure-related concerns as a separate container.</li> <li>They jointly represent a multi-runtime microservice. Maybe that\u2019s a more suitable model because it has better properties.</li> <li>You get all the benefits of microservice. You still have all your domain, all the bounded contexts in one place.</li> <li>You have all the infrastructure and distributed application needs in a separate container, and you combine them at runtime.</li> <li>Probably, the closest thing that\u2019s getting to that right now is Dapr.</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium: Graceful shutdown of fpm and nginx in Kubernetes</li> <li>fairwinds.com: Over-Provisioned and Over-Permissioned Containers &amp; Kubernetes</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: How to Implement Your Distributed Filesystem With GlusterFS And Kubernetes Learn the advantages of using GlusterFS and how can it help in achieving a highly-scalable, distributed filesystem.</li> <li>medium: Scaling Kubernetes with Assurance at Pinterest</li> <li>blog.deckhouse.io: How we enjoyed upgrading a bunch of Kubernetes clusters from v1.16 to v1.19</li> <li>openshift.com: Topology Aware Scheduling in Kubernetes Part 1: The High Level Business Case<ul> <li>openshift.com: Topology Awareness in Kubernetes Part 2: Don\u2019t we already have a Topology Manager?</li> </ul> </li> <li>Kubernetes setup with CRI-O Runtime Example to build Kubernetes Clusters using CRI-O runtime instead of Docker</li> <li>blog.min.io: Kubernetes, Consistency and Commoditization - The Way of the Cloud</li> <li>hjrocha.medium.com: Add a Custom Host to Kubernetes</li> <li>rancher.com: The Three Pillars of Kubernetes Container Orchestration \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>qwinix.io: What Is Kubernetes? K8s Uses, Benefits, &amp; More</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Governance, Risk and Compliance with Kubernetes</li> <li>zhimin-wen.medium.com: Custom Notifications with Alert Manager\u2019s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes</li> <li>harness.io: Introducing Recommendations API: Find Potential Cost Savings Programmatically</li> <li>blog.harbur.io: Demystifying stateful apps on Kubernetes by deploying an etcd cluster In this tutorial you will learn how to deploy an etcd cluster in Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Rebooting a LOT of Kubernetes nodes in a declarative way</li> <li>infoworld.com: How Kubernetes works If you want to understand containers, microservices architecture, modern application development, and cloud native computing, you need to understand Kubernetes.</li> <li>infoq.com: Cloud Native and Kubernetes Observability: Expert Panel</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Don\u2019t Panic: Kubernetes and Docker</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Exploring the New Kubernetes Maturity Model</li> <li>blog.bandowski.eu: Tools that should be used in every Kubernetes cluster \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>ArgoCD for deploying your resources the GitOps way</li> <li>MetalLB in case you need a load balancer when running Kubernetes on-prem and not in a cloud</li> <li>external-secrets to easily sync the secrets of your external secret manager with your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>cert-manager \ud83c\udf1f to easily retrieve and/or generate new certificates on the fly</li> <li>external-dns to manage your DNS entries automatically</li> </ul> </li> <li>redhat.com: Building containers by hand: The PID namespace The PID namespace is an important one when it comes to building isolated environments. Find out why and how to use it.</li> <li>infoq.com: The Kubernetes Effect</li> <li>dustinspecker.com: iptables: How Kubernetes Services Direct Traffic to Pods</li> <li>dustinspecker.com: Scaling Kubernetes Pods using Prometheus Metrics \ud83c\udf1f one of Kubernetes many features is auto-scaling workloads. Typically, Horizontal Pod Autoscalers scale pods based on CPU or memory usage. During other times we could better scale by using custom metrics that Prometheus is already scraping. Fortunately, Horizontal Pod Autoscalers can support using custom metrics. I\u2019m a fan of the kube-prometheus \ud83c\udf1f project, but it wasn\u2019t apparent how to set up a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler using custom metrics. This post walks through:<ul> <li>Deploying kube-prometheus (Prometheus operator, Prometheus adapter, Grafana, and more)</li> <li>Creating a custom metrics APIService</li> <li>Configuring Prometheus adapter to support our custom metrics</li> <li>Deploying a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for Grafana using a custom metric</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: How to switch container runtime in a Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>itnext.io: Breaking down and fixing etcd cluster</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes: what are Endpoints</li> <li>medium.com: Using kubernetes custom resources to manage our ephemeral environments Building a Kubernetes operator with kubebuilder to manage ephemeral environments.</li> <li>medium: Running Apache Flink on Kubernetes</li> <li>learnsteps.com: How exactly kube-proxy works: Basics on Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com: Connect services across Kubernetes clusters using Teleproxy Teleproxy is a shell script that lets you quickly replace a Kubernetes deployment by a single pod that forwards incoming traffic to another pod running in a destination Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes DNS for Services and Pods</li> <li>edgehog.blog: Getting Started with K8s: Core Concepts</li> <li>siderolabs.com: Is Vanilla Kubernetes Really Too Heavy For The Raspberry Pi?</li> <li>infoq.com: Kubernetes Workloads in the Serverless Era: Architecture, Platforms, and Trends</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Tolerating failures in container image registries This article will show you several ways to ensure your Kubernetes clusters can always pull images even while an upstream registry is failing.</li> <li>blog.px.dev: How etcd works and 6 tips to keep in mind</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Kubernetes\u2019 True Superpower is its Control Plane</li> <li>dev.to: A Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Schema Validation</li> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Pipelines and Kubernetes Authentication The Right Way To Authenticate to Your Clusters From Your CI/CD Pipelines:<ul> <li>Don\u2019t use ServiceAccount tokens outside of your cluster</li> <li>Create service accounts inside of your authentication identity provider, assign RBAC privileges</li> <li>Easy with Okta and OpenUnison</li> </ul> </li> <li>usepine.com: Improving cert-manager HTTP01 self-check speed This post describes how to improve cert-manager self-check speed, by pointing the cluster to Google nameservers, and disabling DNS caching</li> <li>datree.io: A Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Schema Validation \ud83c\udf1f Great overview of different schema validation tools, incl. server-side ,dry-run\u201c. But I think with tools like kind in CI it\u2019s actually less of a burden to spin up K8s and do proper server-side validation (which catches all issues as mentioned in the post).</li> <li>community.suse.com: Stupid Simple Kubernetes\u200a\u2014\u200aDeployments, Services and Ingresses Explained</li> <li>infracloud.io: Avoiding Kubernetes Cluster Outages with Synthetic Monitoring Synthetic monitoring consists of pre-defined checks to proactively monitor the critical elements in your infrastructure. These checks simulate the functionality of the elements. We can also simulate the communication between the elements to ensure end-to-end connectivity. Continuous monitoring of these checks also helps to measure overall performance in terms of availability and response times.</li> <li>talos-systems.com: Is Vanilla Kubernetes Really Too Heavy For The Raspberry Pi?</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Tolerating failures in container image registries \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenucleargeeks.com: Taints and Tolerations in Kubernetes</li> <li>devopshubproject/cka-lab This repo contains set of practice questions which will help you to get ready for the cka exam.</li> <li>medium: Run Kubernetes Production Environment on EC2 Spot Instances With Zero Downtime: A Complete Guide</li> <li>shayn-71079.medium.com: Scaling Kubernetes Clusters The below figure presents a schematic diagram of how cluster auto-scaling is done in AWS EKS clusters.</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Essential Tools: 2021</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Living with Kubernetes: Multicluster Management</li> <li>tigera.io: Comparing kube-proxy modes: iptables or IPVS?</li> <li>fairwinds.com: K8s Clinic: How to Run Kubernetes Securely and Efficiently \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>With the adoption of containers, software packaging is increasingly shifting left, which means (depending on your organization) that developers are taking on responsibility for the containerization of applications. Developers may also be responsible for some parts of Kubernetes configuration. As that process shifts left, developers need support to make the right decisions for the organization in order to run Kubernetes securely and efficiently.</li> <li>Many companies are adopting cloud native technologies to deliver speed to market. For businesses seeking to compete in today\u2019s marketplace, it\u2019s important to ship new features and meet customer needs where they are \u2014 and increasingly those needs are being met through software.</li> </ul> </li> <li>weave.works: Production Ready Checklists for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>containerjournal.com: The Rise of the KubeMaster \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>It wasn\u2019t obvious while it was happening, probably because everyone was focused on dealing with a global pandemic, but your IT environment became more complex. Cloud technology continued to evolve, and while that was happening, cloud use grew. Hybrid cloud use, already growing before the pandemic, became much more established with a year-over-year annual growth rate of 17.8%, according to Quince Market Insights. And with more distinct technology advances from each of the major cloud service providers, multi-cloud use also became more established.</li> <li>This more complex environment encouraged the use of containers, and Kubernetes became the preferred means of managing them. Unfortunately, the great irony of Kubernetes is that the technology created to make the management of modern cloud applications easier is, itself, incredibly difficult to manage. Just to deploy and manage a single application in your own data center requires working familiarity with a Kubernetes distribution and working integrations with a number of supporting systems and enterprise software including code registries, CI/CD, secrets management, storage management, networking, logging and monitoring, service mesh, backup and disaster recovery (DR). That\u2019s just for one environment. In a hybrid infrastructure, perhaps using one of the leading cloud service providers such as AWS, Azure or GCP, you could double this overhead.</li> <li>This rapid growth combined with immense complexity means not every Kubernetes implementation has been successful, and in the worst cases, misconfigurations have led to security breaches and significant application downtime. Overwhelmed teams with insufficient training only make the problem worse, putting these implementations farther behind as Kubernetes management becomes increasingly difficult. As such, I believe the time is now for a new role to emerge in the enterprise\u2014Kubernetes Manager. This is a job function that more and more companies will need to hire as operating and managing Kubernetes becomes a significantly larger part of the engineering operation than ever before. Let me explain.</li> </ul> </li> <li>okteto.com: Run your Pull Request Preview Environments on Kubernetes</li> <li>allanjohn909.medium.com: Kubernetes Ingress with Traefik, CertManager, LetsEncrypt and HAProxy</li> <li>asishmm.medium.com: Discussion on Horizontal Pod Autoscaler with a demo on local k8s cluster</li> <li>piotrminkowski.com: Kubernetes Multicluster with Kind and Submariner</li> <li>civo.com: Get up and running with Kubeflow on Civo Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.palark.com: Failure stories #2. How to destroy Elasticsearch while migrating it within Kubernetes</li> <li>dbafromthecold.com: Adjusting pod eviction time in Kubernetes</li> <li>doordash.engineering: Gradual Code Releases Using an In-House Kubernetes Canary Controller Gradual code releases with canary deployments and a custom Kubernetes controller</li> <li>itnext.io: How to deploy a cross-cloud Kubernetes cluster with built-in disaster recovery \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>getambassador.io: Getting Started with Kubernetes for JavaScript Developers</li> <li>blog.cloudflare.com: Automatic Remediation of Kubernetes Nodes</li> <li>pulumi.com: Kubernetes Fundamentals Part One - Python instead of YAML \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ubuntu.com: How to test the latest Kubernetes 1.22 release candidate with MicroK8s</li> <li>thenewstack.io: 10 Steps to a Successful Kubernetes Technical Transformation \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Scaling &amp; Replicas \ud83c\udf1f Whenever we talk about \u201cScaling\u201d, we need to discuss the states of the application. There are two types: Stateful and Stateless Applications.<ul> <li>Stateful: A stateful application can remember at least some of the things(from the past) about its state when it runs each time. For example: It stores our preferences, keeps track of window size and location, and remembers what files they have opened recently. Their Attributes are:<ul> <li>persistence Storage</li> <li>gracefully deployment and scaling</li> <li>gracefully deletion and termination</li> <li>Automated rolling updates</li> </ul> </li> <li>Stateless: A stateless application requests are self-contained, i.e. everything is contained within the request, and handled in two distinct phases - a \u201crequest\u201d and a \u201cresponse.\u201d Their Attributes are:<ul> <li>Scaling can be done independently</li> <li>Mortal (Kubernetes Pods are mortal. They are born and when they die, they are not resurrected)</li> <li>No persistence Storage</li> <li>Client Cookies can be used to make service stateless</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>cncf.io: Advanced Kubernetes pod to node scheduling In this article, you\u2019ll review some of the use cases for advanced pod scheduling in Kubernetes as well as best practices for implementing it in real-world situations.</li> <li>medium: Create A Pod In Kubernetes Cluster Learn what is Pod and how to create a Pod in the Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>cloudsavvyit.com: How to Scale Docker Containers Across Servers Using Kubernetes</li> <li>Kubernetes. Label and Selector. Important Topic. Identify object in cluster. CKA Exam Tips</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Cloud Foundry Summit: Kubernetes Must Do Better by Developers</li> <li>itnext.io: How to create Kubernetes home lab on an old laptop with K3s</li> <li>itnext.io: How to deploy a single Kubernetes cluster across multiple clouds using k3s and WireGuard</li> <li>itnext.io: How to Add MySql &amp; MongoDB to a Kubernetes .Net Core Microservice Architecture How to add a MySQL DB and a MongoDB replica set in K8S on Docker desktop using persistent volumes and access the databases from ASP.NET Core, C# and Angular</li> <li>itnext.io: Expose Open Policy Agent/Gatekeeper Constraint Violations for Kubernetes Applications with Prometheus and Grafana</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How Airbnb and Twitter Cut Back on Microservice Complexities</li> <li>Some useful and promising Kubernetes projects to follow:<ul> <li>submarinerio multicluster direct networking</li> <li>shipwrightio building container images</li> <li>microcksio testing API and messaging</li> <li>telepresenceio development tool</li> <li>k0sproject new Kubernetes distro</li> </ul> </li> <li>redkubes.com: DIY Kubernetes-based platform building \u2013 part 3</li> <li>hobby-kube/guide \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes clusters for the hobbyist. This guide answers the question of how to setup and operate a fully functional, secure Kubernetes cluster on a cloud provider such as Hetzner Cloud, DigitalOcean or Scaleway. It explains how to overcome the lack of external ingress controllers, fully isolated secure private networking and persistent distributed block storage.</li> <li>wecloudpro.com: Watchers in Kubernetes</li> <li>learnk8s.io: Kubernetes wallpapers A collection of free Kubernetes wallpapers for your computer.</li> <li>youtube: Tinder\u2019s Move to Kubernetes - Chris O\u2019Brien &amp; Chris Thomas, Tinder</li> <li>medium: How to enable Kubernetes container RuntimeDefault seccomp profile for all workloads</li> <li>doordash.engineering: Gradual Code Releases Using an In-House Kubernetes Canary Controller</li> <li>infoq.com: Six Tips for Running Scalable Workloads on Kubernetes</li> <li>Assess managed Kubernetes services for your workloads. Managed services from cloud providers can simplify Kubernetes deployment but create some snags in a multi-cloud model. Follow three steps to see if these services can benefit you.</li> <li>itnext.io: Evolution of PaaSes to Platform-as-Code in Kubernetes world</li> <li>medium: Wordpress High Availability on Kubernetes Wordpress is configured to support two separate ingress paths \u2014 a private for edits and a public for read-only traffic. By \u201cread-only\u201d, mean that Wordpress is only able to execute SELECTs on the DB. The HA MySQL cluster is accomplished using oracle\u2019s mysql-operator. This makes it extremely easy to handle the master-slave replication for the DB side of things.</li> <li>cloudfoundry.org: Deploy A Laravel Application To Kubernetes Using Cloud Foundry [ARCHIVED] This tutorial uses the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). 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Ensuring discarded resources are removed when redundant helps to free up resources on your cluster\u2019s nodes. Here\u2019s how to approach garbage collection in Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com/blablacar: Operating Node.js in Kubernetes at scale at BlaBlaCar In this case study, you will learn how BlaBlaCar uses CPU and memory metrics and other Kubernetes features to configure scaling for Node.js apps</li> <li>infoworld.com: How to beat the Kubernetes skills shortage While Kubernetes container management is key to digital transformation, Kubernetes talent is in short supply. 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The script can be used as an init container to inject secrets into any pod.</li> <li>medium.com/@AceTheCloud-Abhishek: 50 Shades of Containers and Kubernetes</li> <li>dev.to: How to make exclusive locks in Kubernetes In this tutorial, you will learn how to protect an application deployed in Kubernetes from any modifications \u2014 except if those modifications are coming from a predefined actor - https://github.com/robert-nemet/klock</li> <li>faun.pub: Optimize Kubernetes Resource Management with Time-To-Live (TTL) for Cleaner Cluster Streamline Kubernetes Resource Management: Learn How to Use Time-To-Live (TTL) to Keep Your Cluster Clean and Optimized.</li> <li>github.com/genuinetools: contained.af A stupid game for learning about containers, capabilities, and syscalls.</li> <li>abhii85.hashnode.dev: How to get started with K8s contributions In this article, you\u2019ll explore how to contribute to the Kubernetes project, discuss the skills you need to get started and learn the best ways to get your first Pull Request accepted</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Sandbox Environments with Virtual Clusters Achieving strong isolation without sacrificing resource utilization with Virtual Clusters.</li> <li>medium.com/@alexmogfr: ZEvent Place: How we handled 100k+ CCU on a real-time collective canvas In this case study, you will learn how Alexandre &amp; William designed and scaled a Kubernetes cluster to 250k concurrent users for a charity event</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: DevOps in K8s \u2014 Pod Cgroups DevOps in K8s bootcamp series<ul> <li>github.com/metaleapca: metaleap-devops-in-k8s.pdf \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>engineering.prezi.com: How to avoid global outage \u2014 Seamlessly migrating DaemonSet labels In this case study, you\u2019ll learn how the team at Prezi managed to update the CSI driver installed as DaemonSet. 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In this article, you will learn how to set the right requests and limits for your containers.</li> <li>dev.to/aurelievache: Understanding Kubernetes: part 22 \u2013 LimitRange</li> <li>dzone: Dive Deep Into Resource Requests and Limits in Kubernetes This article will be helpful for you to understand how Kubernetes requests and limits work, and why they can work in an expected way.</li> <li>sysdig.com: How to rightsize the Kubernetes resource limits</li> <li>medium: Understanding resource limits in kubernetes: cpu time</li> <li>blog.newrelic.com: Kubernetes Fundamentals, Part 1: How to Manage Cluster Capacity with Requests and Limits</li> <li>john-tucker.medium.com: Kubernetes CPU Resource Requests at Runtime While it is well documented how CPU resource request impact the scheduling of Pods to Nodes, it is less clear of the impact once Pods (and their Containers) are running on a Node.</li> <li>faun.pub: Practical example of how to set requests and limits on Kubernetes</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: For the love of god, stop using CPU limits on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Do you really understand CPU limits and requests on Kubernetes?</li> <li>netdata.cloud: Kubernetes Throttling Doesn\u2019t Have To Suck. Let Us Help! \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f CPU limits are probably the most misunderstood concept in Kubernetes CPU resources allocation and management.</li> <li>dnastacio.medium.com: Why you should keep using CPU limits on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Or why staying away from unused CPU may be good for your containers.</li> <li>komodor.com: Kubernetes CPU Limits and Throttling CPU throttling means that applications are granted more constrained resources when they are near to the container\u2019s CPU limit.</li> <li>github.com/FairwindsOps: Goldilocks is a utility that can help you identify a starting point for resource requests and limits<ul> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: How to guess the right size for your Kubernetes Pods? Guessing the right size for your Kubernetes resources and FinOps management using Goldilocks</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/omio-engineering: CPU limits and aggressive throttling in Kubernetes<ul> <li>Have you seen your application get stuck or fail to respond to health check requests, and you can\u2019t find any explanation? It might be because of the CPU quota limit. We will explain more here.</li> <li>TL;DR: We would highly recommend removing CPU Limits in Kubernetes (or Disable CFS quota in Kublet) if you are using a kernel version with CFS quota bug unpatched. There is a serious, known CFS bug in the kernel that causes un-necessary throttling and stalls.</li> </ul> </li> <li>hackernoon.com: Kubernetes Resource Quotas</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: You can\u2019t have both high utilization and high reliability \ud83c\udf1f Everyone wants high utilization and high reliability. The hard truth about Kubernetes is that you need to pick one or the other. A Kubernetes pod uses 2 CPUs on average and occasionally spikes to 3 CPUs. What should its resource allocation look like? This article explores the answers with a few strategies (and some tradeoffs)</li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Capacity and Resource Management: It\u2019s Not What You Think It Is \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to manage resources and capacity in Kubernetes. Takeaways:<ul> <li>Set Resource Quotas for each namespace;</li> <li>Set LimitRanges for each namespace;</li> <li>Enforce rations between requests and limits</li> </ul> </li> <li>faun.pub: Optimize Kubernetes Resource Management with Time-To-Live (TTL) for Cleaner Cluster Streamline Kubernetes Resource Management: Learn How to Use Time-To-Live (TTL) to Keep Your Cluster Clean and Optimized</li> <li>itnext.io: Memory Request + Limit in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f - - community.ops.io: Memory requests and limits in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic<ul> <li>In Kubernetes, you have 2 ways to specify how much memory a pod can use:<ul> <li>Requests \u2014 usually set to the process consumption</li> <li>Limits set the max number of resources allowe</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>itnext.io: CPU Request + Limit in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f In Kubernetes, what should I use as CPU requests and limits?</li> <li>dev.to/pavanbelagatti: Learn How to Set Kubernetes Resource Requests and Limits</li> <li>iceburn.medium.com: Kubernetes Resource Requests and Resource Limits</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: When is a CPU not a CPU? 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In order to test we will run a simple Spring Boot Java app on Kubernetes.</li> <li>medium.com/@mark.andreev: How to configure Kubernetes memory limits for Java application This article explores the JVM memory structure and flags that can be used to limit memory usage and how those map back to Kubernetes and cgroups v2.</li> <li>sosiv.io: A Deep Dive into Kubernetes Resource Requests and Limits</li> <li>medium.com/pipedrive-engineering: How we choked our Kubernetes NodeJS services Learn from the Pipedrive engineering team experience how to manage memory and CPU resources properly in NodeJS and Kubernetes without slowing down your services</li> <li>medium.com/@eliran89c: For the love of god, learn when to use CPU limits on Kubernetes In this article, you\u2019ll explore how CPU requests and limits work, why they were introduced, and how to monitor CPU usage</li> <li>wbhegedus.me: Demystifying Kubernetes CPU Limits (and Throttling) In this article, you will discuss a clear example of CPU throttling on Kubernetes and how you could monitor and fix it</li> <li>medium.com/@jettycloud: Making Sense of Kubernetes CPU Requests And Limits</li> <li>loft.sh: How to Set Up Kubernetes Requests and Limits</li> <li>dev.to: Impacts Of Not Setting Requests, Limits, and Quotas | Michael Levan</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Chronicles:(K8s#04)|K8s Series | POD Resource Request &amp; Limits</li> <li>hwchiu.medium.com: Why does my 2vCPU application run faster in a VM than in a container? \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This article explores the performance of running apps in VMs versus containers. It delves into the impact of CPU limits, thread usage, and CPU distribution, offering insights on how to avoid CPU throttling and improve application performance</li> <li>ardanlabs.com: Kubernetes CPU Limits and Go</li> <li>medium.com/nordnet-tech: Unlocking Kubernetes Performance with no CPU Resource Limits This article dives into requests &amp; limits and argues that CPU limits are only for preventing the use of CPU leftovers, not to prevent noisy neighbours or to protect your nodes from overallocation</li> <li>medium.com/@danielepolencic: Challenge 16: Throttled \ud83c\udf1f CPU limits in Kubernetes are not always obvious and can lead to a spike in latency. To understand why, it\u2019s important to remember how they work. 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The problem stemmed from Go\u2019s garbage collector not being aware of the container\u2019s memory limits, which caused memory allocation to exceed these limits.</li> <li>foxutech.com: Kubernetes Namespace Resource Quota and Limits \ud83c\udf1f - youtube</li> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 1 \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 2 \ud83c\udf1f Do you think that CPU requests are just used for scheduling? Think again. Introducing CPU Shares, and laying the grounds for removing your limits! This 3-part series covers how Kubernetes resources (CPU and memory) work. You will learn the following:<ul> <li>CFS (Completely Fair Scheduler)</li> <li>Pod priorities</li> <li>Quality of Services</li> <li>How scheduling works</li> <li>OOM</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 3 \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes resources, breaking the limits! Understand the biggest Kubernetes misunderstanding and why you should remove your CPU limits and unleash your cluster\u2019s full potential</li> </ul> </li> <li>[reddit.com/r/kubernetes: CPU Limits](https://www.reddit.com/r/kubernetes/comments/12he7aa/cpu_limits/]</li> <li>gokatalyst.io: Katalyst: A QoS-based resource management system for workload colocation on kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>stormforge.io: Automated Kubernetes resource management for platform engineering teams to continuously rightsize workloads with HPA compatibility Stop Setting Kubernetes Requests and Limits. Let machine learning and automation do it for you.</li> <li>medium.com/@mathieuces: How to calculate CPU for containers in k8s dynamically ? \ud83c\udf1f Learn how to dynamically calculate CPU for containers in Kubernetes using a strategy that optimizes resource allocation by considering average CPU usage and a safety coefficient</li> <li>kondense \ud83c\udf1f Kondense is an automated resource sizing tool. 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But how to add a new request handler? \ud83d\udd3d</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) April 2, 2022"},{"location":"kubernetes/#tweets-2","title":"Tweets 2","text":"Click to expand! <p>Kubernetes saved us from a world of completely proprietary Cloud APIs and provided a trustworthy basis for an open ecosystem of infrastructure tools and APIs. https://t.co/i67orzir2O</p>\u2014 Ian Lewis \ud83d\udc89\ud83d\udc89 (@IanMLewis) September 11, 2021 <p>As more enterprises embrace #containers, they\u2019ll find they need #Kubernetes, too. With our open approach, #K8s does more. Here\u2019s how: https://t.co/y9TciK53F1 pic.twitter.com/CPWHcy5TOZ</p>\u2014 Nicholas Gerasimatos - Red Hat (@nicholas_redhat) September 23, 2021 <p>\ud83e\uddf5How do you keep up with Kubernetes?If you are looking for curated Kubernetes news, we have you covered on:- Core Kubernetes- Security- Architecture &amp; development- Job opportunities- K3sHere are the accounts that you should follow: pic.twitter.com/Hcw9BelCsd</p>\u2014 Learnk8s (@learnk8s) October 20, 2021 <p>@kubernetesio @K8sArchitect K8s Architecture pic.twitter.com/Kbm11a8oMA</p>\u2014 Julien (@MapEngArch) October 24, 2021 <p>How Kubernetes differs from Docker in the way it deals with containers \ud83d\udd3dUnder the hood, Kubernetes and Docker both rely on the same/similar lower-level components to run containers.Often, both use containerd and runc. However, Kubernetes makes the container runtime pluggable pic.twitter.com/5daIalpmrt</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 30, 2021 <p>Does Kubernetes rebalance your Pods?If there's a node that has more space, does Kubernetes recompute and balance the workloads?\ud83e\udd14Let's see! pic.twitter.com/ML7JIGGtrq</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) November 9, 2021 <p>As we close out the year, a few 2022 predictions. \ud83e\uddf51. 2022 will be the year where Kubernetes is finally recognized as technology for platform teams enabling product groups, rather than a technology designed for direct end-usage by developers.</p>\u2014 Gabe Monroy (@gabe_monroy) December 25, 2021 <p>Within a kubernetes cluster, what actually pulls down the image from a remote registry?Wrong answers only please.</p>\u2014 Mark Manning (@antitree) January 31, 2022 <p>For a long time, kubebuilder for me was just a means to scaffold controller projects. But kubebuilder's README says:&gt; Kubebuilder is a framework for building Kubernetes APIs.And finally, I got it! Kubernetes APIs &gt; HTTP APIs.Eg: A custom controller is a form of an async API.</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) February 1, 2022 <p>I am no longer Kubernetes certified. My CKA and CKAD have expired.They were some of the hardest and most valuable certs I got when getting started with Kubernetes.Highly recommend people check them out if you're getting into cloud or SRE</p>\u2014 Justin Garrison (@rothgar) March 31, 2022 <p>Kubernetes basics explained by analogy \ud83e\uddf5...or \"How Kubernetes Just Repeats Good Old Deployment Patterns\"1. For a long time, people had been deploying services as groups of virtual (or physical) machines.But VMs were often slow and bulky. Hence, not very efficient. pic.twitter.com/u5c8vmSx4V</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) July 24, 2022 <p>When it comes to YAML manifests for Kubernetes, is it Best Practice to create individual YAML files for each object (namespace, secret, configmap, deployment, statefulset...) or do people put everything in the one YAML?</p>\u2014 Michael Cade (@MichaelCade1) August 11, 2022 <p>It's funny: everyone thinks CPU requests are only used for scheduling (WRONG) and memory requests determine who gets OOMKilled (WRONG) but it's actually the opposite! At runtime, memory requests do nothing, but CPU requests DO.#kubernetes is funny like that</p>\u2014 Natan Yellin (@aantn) August 27, 2022 <p>Reducing infrastructure costs boils down to turning apps off when you don't use themThat's easy to do manually, but how to turn them on automatically when you need them?You can do so with a scale-to-zero strategyLet me show you how to implement it in Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/YDqbAQlWUK</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) September 12, 2022 <p>One of the interesting challenges with Kubernetes is deploying workloads across several regionsLet me show you how I orchestrate workloads across Europe, Asia and North America with Kubernetes, Istio and Karmada pic.twitter.com/Ukaqbj8Eek</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) September 26, 2022 <p>Kind reminder: If you want to master Containers and Kubernetes, I've got a blog and newsletter for you! \ud83d\udc4bBlog: https://t.co/9J6Aj8Jn3UNewsletter: https://t.co/DQyv14T0NwThe focus is on:- Clarity- Fundamentals- Visual explanations Here are some recent content samples \ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/f3B7dGhGr1</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 1, 2022 <p>Kubernetes has two types of resources. Compressible and non-compressible.CPU is a compressible resource. K8s can give and take CPUs whenever it likes. Pod that need CPU and don't get it will wait.Memory is non-compressible. K8s can't take it away without killing the pod. pic.twitter.com/OLfpvjDk17</p>\u2014 Natan Yellin (@aantn) November 10, 2022 <p>What happens when you create a Pod in Kubernetes?A surprisingly simple task reveals a complicated workflow that touches several components in the cluster.Let's dive into it. pic.twitter.com/T1VGR18rRu</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) February 6, 2023 <p>Should you have more than one team using the same Kubernetes cluster?Can you run untrusted workloads safely from untrusted users?Does Kubernetes do multi-tenancy?Let's see! pic.twitter.com/3H2BfAkuIG</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) April 10, 2023 <p>In-depth understanding of Deployments in KubernetesWhen running apps on #Kubernetes, most of you must have used Deployments to manage ReplicaSet and Pods. However, it\u2019s hard to say that we\u2019ve used Deployments effectively.\ud83d\udc40https://t.co/0ou1uefMks #DevOps #CloudNative</p>\u2014 Ministry of Cloud \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf3 (@NaveenS16) March 23, 2023 <p>Does Kubernetes rebalance your Pods?If there's a node that has more space, does Kubernetes recompute and balance the workloads?Let's have a look \ud83d\udc49 pic.twitter.com/VHKPUEoXd3</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) April 3, 2023 <p>If you don't need Kubernetes don't use it.What is being described here was already happening. Companies are spending too much time managing CI/CD pipelines, IaC, random bash scripts, and a whole collection of custom tooling no one wants to talk about. https://t.co/VkfMlfS1an</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) June 21, 2023 <p>Kubernetes Java Tip \ud83d\udca1Do you set a CPU limit for Java\u2615\ufe0f apps on Kubernetes? How does it impact your apps startup time? You can solve that problem with a new Kubernetes feature called \"In-place Pod Vertical Scaling\" in that way \ud83d\udc47#kubernetes #java #cpu pic.twitter.com/B3ygyozoo7</p>\u2014 Piotr Mi\u0144kowski (@piotr_minkowski) August 22, 2023"},{"location":"kubernetes/#memes","title":"Memes","text":"Click to expand! <p><p>Kubernetes experts be like: pic.twitter.com/0z47Q9bdZm</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 11, 2021 </p> <p><p>Every kubernetes tutorial ever pic.twitter.com/b2qNU143sZ</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) January 31, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using kubernetes for single page apps pic.twitter.com/2gW6ELi2Gi</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 10, 2022 </p> <p><p>Deploying your own kubernetes cluster pic.twitter.com/9kblyVKK1Z</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 14, 2022 </p> <p><p>Kubernetes path to production readiness pic.twitter.com/OgQd5Vj8Io</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Deleting a stuck pod pic.twitter.com/LxaYt0E0F6</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 21, 2022 </p> <p><p>new and shiny, or old and proven? pic.twitter.com/lPhLi651tu</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 7, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using kubernetes to run stateful workloads pic.twitter.com/jHaZiCGclj</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Also how I prepare for a major cluster upgrade pic.twitter.com/ANY2cHH0CN</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 24, 2022 </p> <p><p>Container orchestration competition pic.twitter.com/JPDu4BWhgZ</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 28, 2022 </p> <p><p>Watching devs using Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/uxGr2bP98c</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) April 4, 2022 </p> <p><p>When you are the only one that knows Kubernetes and are asked to help pic.twitter.com/VIomvubkkj</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) September 12, 2022 </p> <p><p>Your next challenge is to write a correct kubernetes yaml file from memory pic.twitter.com/h6FCA5iBzX</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) September 26, 2022 </p> <p><p>Everyone who gets through a successful cluster upgrade pic.twitter.com/BDb0cVWqMh</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 27, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using Kubernetes + ELK stack + Prometheus to deploy a static site pic.twitter.com/DB95WovYXU</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 31, 2022 </p> <p><p>If you've been there, you know. pic.twitter.com/7CefZXfmk5</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) November 10, 2022 </p> <p><p>The average GitOps pipeline pic.twitter.com/pexcfFMNfy</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) November 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Self inflicted pain pic.twitter.com/V5zXOCtWj5</p>\u2014 Appvia (@appvia_io) December 6, 2022 </p> <p><p>When there's a new Kubernetes release, but you are the one upgrading all clusters pic.twitter.com/nuII6vKfYP</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) December 12, 2022 </p> <p><p>When you say not everything has to run on Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/QNuan5nw90</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) December 22, 2022 </p> <p><p>\"It's Kubernetes! 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You will learn how to setup and implement automated CI/CD deployment on the AKS platform of Azure. No Dockerfile, No Kubernetes manifests, No CI/CD Pipeline. Everything is generated automatically for you. Best way to start learning CI/CD and automated deployments. This makes life of DevOps Engineers extremely easy.</li> <li>medium.com/@anjkeesari: Install Grafana Loki-Stack Helmchart in Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)</li> <li>pixelrobots.co.uk: Exploring Azure Kubernetes Service\u2019s Node Autoprovision: A Deep Dive into the Latest Public Preview Feature<ul> <li>Node Autoprovision (NAP) in AKS is a game-changer for managing node pools. As your workloads expand and diversify in complexity, needing various CPU, memory, and capability configurations, managing your VM configurations can become quite daunting. 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In addition to Prometheus and Alertmanager, OpenShift Container Platform Monitoring also includes a Grafana instance as well as pre-built dashboards for cluster monitoring troubleshooting. 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Your job\u2013perhaps as part of a larger team\u2013is to catch performance issues and potential disruptions with your application before client impact is realized. Without IPM, only part of that job is being done.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#performance","title":"Performance","text":"<ul> <li> <p>The Hidden CPU Throttling Crisis in Kubernetes Clusters - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>dzone.com: The Keys to Performance Tuning and Testing</p> </li> <li>Performance Patterns in Microservices-Based Integrations \ud83c\udf1f Almost all applications that perform anything useful for a given business need to be integrated with one or more applications. 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OpenTelemetry and Jaeger","text":"<ul> <li>Microservice Observability with Distributed Tracing: OpenTelemetry.io \ud83c\udf1f (OpenTracing.io + OpenCensus.io = OpenTelemetry.io)</li> <li>Jaeger \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>Jaeger Demo1</li> <li>Jaeger Demo 2</li> <li>medium.com: Jaeger embraces OpenTelemetry collector \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Best Practices for Deploying Jaeger on Kubernetes in Production</li> <li>faun.pub: How to deploy Jaeger on Kubernetes. A beginner\u2019s guide to Jaeger (5 Part Series)</li> </ul> </li> <li>zipkin.io<ul> <li>javatechonline.com: How To Implement Distributed Logging Tracing Using Sleuth Zipkin</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Perform Distributed Tracing with Zipkin Open source Zipkin offers a robust set of features that make it easier for developers to understand and optimize complex distributed systems.</li> </ul> </li> <li>OpenTracing.io<ul> <li>lightstep.com: Understand Distributed Tracing</li> </ul> </li> <li>grafana.com: A beginner\u2019s guide to distributed tracing and how it can increase an application\u2019s performance \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>awkwardferny.medium.com: Setting up Distributed Tracing in Kubernetes with OpenTracing, Jaeger, and Ingress-NGINX</li> <li>ploffay.medium.com: Five years evolution of open-source distributed tracing \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#microservice-observability-with-distributed-tracing-opentelemetryio","title":"Microservice Observability with Distributed Tracing. 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Learn how to do so with the tobs stack in Kubernetes.</li> <li>trstringer.com: Observability with OpenTelemetry Part 1 - Introduction</li> <li>medium.com/apache-apisix: End-to-end tracing with OpenTelemetry</li> </ul> </li> <li>A major component of the\u00a0OpenTelemetry specification\u00a0is distributed tracing.</li> <li>Tracing is about analyzing, recording, and describing transactions.</li> <li>Distributed Tracing: Troubleshooting requests between interconnected cloud-based microservices can\u2019t always be done with logs and metrics alone. This is where distributed tracing comes into play: It provides developers with a  detailed view of individual requests as they \u201chop\u201d through a system of microservices. With distributed tracing you can:<ul> <li>Trace the path of a request as it travels across a complex system.</li> <li>Discover the latency of the components along that path.</li> <li>Know which component in the path is creating a bottleneck or failure.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Performance: Latency is a very important metric in microservices. Latency problems in one service will impact the overall request latency when chaining calls to different microservices. Every call to a microservice should record a trace, which is basically a record of how much time it took to respond. It\u2019s possible to add more details to the function level, including the action, the result, and the pass to the next service. The hard part is triaging all traces in a request from a client. Usually, a trace ID header has to be sent in every request. If there isn\u2019t one, the logging library creates it and it will represent the first trace in a request. Adding traces with OpenCensus is simply a matter of including the libraries and registering an exporter.</li> <li>Monitoring in a Microservices/Kubernetes World: In distributed system architectures like microservices, having visibility from different perspectives will be critical at troubleshooting time. Many things could happen in a request when there are many parts constantly interacting at the same time. The most common method is to write logs to the stdout and stderr streams.<ul> <li>For example, a latency problem in the system could exist because a microservice is not responding correctly. Maybe Kubernetes is restarting the pod too frequently, or perhaps the cluster is out of capacity and can\u2019t schedule any more pods. But for this reason, tools like Istio exist; by injecting a container in every pod, you can get a pretty good baseline of telemetry. Additionally, when you add instrumentation with libraries like OpenCensus, you can deeply understand what\u2019s happening with and within each service.</li> <li>All this information will need a storage location, and as a good practice, you might want to have it a centralized location to provide access to anyone in the team \u2014 not just for the operations team.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Older Distributed Tracing Solutions:<ul> <li>Dapper (Google)</li> <li>Zipkin (A.K.A. OpenZipkin, created by Twitter, inspired by Dapper)</li> <li>Jaeger (Uber Technologies, inspired by Dapper &amp; Zipkin)</li> <li>etc.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Medium: Distributed Tracing and Monitoring using OpenCensus</li> <li>Dzone: Zipkin vs. Jaeger: Getting Started With Tracing Learn about Zipkin and Jaeger, how they work to add request tracing to your logging routine, and how to choose which one is the right fit for you.</li> <li>opensource.com: Distributed tracing in a microservices world What is distributed tracing and why is it so important in a microservices environment?</li> <li>opensource.com: 3 open source distributed tracing tools Find performance issues quickly with these tools, which provide a graphical view of what\u2019s happening across complex software systems.</li> <li>newrelic.com: OpenTracing, OpenCensus, OpenTelemetry, and New Relic (Best overview of OpenTelemetry)</li> <li>There\u2019s no OpenTelemetry UI, instead Jaeger UI (or any APM like Dynatrace or New Relic) can be used as \u201cTracing backend + Visualization frontend + Data mining platform\u201d of OpenTelemetry API/SDK.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Tracing: Why Logs Aren\u2019t Enough to Debug Your Microservices \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#opentelemetry-operator","title":"OpenTelemetry Operator","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator</li> <li>medium.com/@magstherdev: OpenTelemetry Operator This post aims to demonstrate how you can implement traces in your application without any code changes by using the OpenTelemetry Operator.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: OpenTelemetry Gaining Traction from Companies and Vendors Elastic and OpenTelemetry will merge standards as more companies embrace OpenTelemetry to improve user experience and cut costs.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How OpenTelemetry Works with Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com/@bijit211987: Grafana with OpenTelemetry, Vendor-neutral and open-source approach</li> </ul>   [![Jaeger UI](/images/jaeger_ui.png)](https://www.jaegertracing.io/)  [![Zipking UI](/images/zipkin_ui.png)](https://zipkin.io/)"},{"location":"monitoring/#jaeger-vs-opentelemetry-how-jaeger-works-with-opentelemetry","title":"Jaeger VS OpenTelemetry. How Jaeger works with OpenTelemetry","text":"<ul> <li>medium: Jaeger VS OpenTracing VS OpenTelemetry</li> <li>medium: Using Jaeger and OpenTelemetry SDKs in a mixed environment with W3C Trace-Context</li> </ul>   ![Jaeger Vs OpenTelemetry](/images/jaeger_vs_opentelemetry.png)"},{"location":"monitoring/#jaeger-vs-zipkin","title":"Jaeger vs Zipkin","text":"<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: Jaeger vs. Zipkin: Battle of the Open Source Tracing Tools</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#grafana-tempo-distributed-tracing-system","title":"Grafana Tempo distributed tracing system","text":"<ul> <li>Grafana Tempo Grafana Tempo is an open source, easy-to-use and high-scale distributed tracing backend. Tempo requires only object storage to operate and is deeply integrated with Grafana, Prometheus, and Loki.</li> <li>grafana.com: Announcing Grafana Tempo, a massively scalable distributed tracing system \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>opensource.com: Get started with distributed tracing using Grafana Tempo Grafana Tempo is a new open source, high-volume distributed tracing backend.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#application-performance-management-apm","title":"Application Performance Management (APM)","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Azure App Service Auto-Heal: Capturing Relevant Data During Performance Issues - (Related to azure topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>APM in wikipedia: The monitoring and management of performance and availability of\u00a0software\u00a0applications. APM strives to detect and diagnose complex application performance problems to maintain an expected\u00a0level of service. APM is \u201cthe translation of\u00a0IT metrics\u00a0into business meaning.\u201d</p> </li> <li>Tip: Download APM report from IT Central Station</li> <li>Awesome APM \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dzone.com: APM Tools Comparison</li> <li>dzone.com: Java Performance Monitoring: 5 Open Source Tools You Should Know</li> <li>dzone.com: 14 best performance testing tools and APM solutions</li> <li>Exception Tracking:<ul> <li>sentry.io</li> <li>APMs like Dynatrace, etc.</li> </ul> </li> <li>APM Tools:<ul> <li>datadoghq.com<ul> <li>dev.to/thenjdevopsguy: Implementing Datadog For Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>honeycomb.io</li> <li>lightstep.com</li> <li>skywalking.apache.org \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>tetrate.io: SkyWalking 8.4 provides infrastucture monitoring for VMs</li> <li>thenewstack.io: End-User Tracing in a SkyWalking-Observed Browser</li> </ul> </li> <li>AppDynamics \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>New Relic \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>newrelic.com: Creating dashboards with Terraform and JSON templates Learn how to quickly update New Relic dashboards with Terraform by using JSON templates\u2014no HCL required.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Dynatrace \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>SigNoz: Open source Application Performance Monitoring (APM) &amp; Observability tool \ud83c\udf1f SigNoz helps developers monitor their applications &amp; troubleshoot problems, an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic, etc.</li> <li>savecost/datav \ud83c\udf1f A modern APM for metrics,traces and logs, also datav is a lightweight alternative to Grafana. It has fully native support for open-telemetry, is an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#elastic-apm","title":"Elastic APM","text":"<ul> <li>Elastic APM</li> <li>Elastic APM Server:</li> <li>Mininimum elasticsearch requirement is 6.2.x or higher</li> <li>Built-in elasticsearch 5.6 in Openshift 3 &amp; Openshift 4 cannot be integrated with Elastic APM Server.</li> <li>Solutions: Deploy a higher version of Elasticsearch + Kibana on a new Project dedicated to Elastic APM; or setup an Elastic Cloud account.</li> <li>Elastic APM Server Docker image (\u201coss\u201d &amp; openshift compliant).</li> <li>elastic.co: Using the Elastic APM Java Agent on Kubernetes</li> <li>Monitoring Java applications with Elastic: Getting started with the Elastic APM Java Agent</li> <li>Jenkins pipeline shared library for the project Elastic APM \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>bqstack.com: Monitoring Application using Elastic APM</li> </ul>   ![Elastic APM](/images/elasticapm.png)"},{"location":"monitoring/#dynatrace-apm","title":"Dynatrace APM","text":"<ul> <li>adictosaltrabajo.com: Monitorizaci\u00f3n y an\u00e1lisis de rendimiento de aplicaciones con Dynatrace APM</li> <li>dynatrace.com: openshift monitoring</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Dynatrace monitoring for Kubernetes and OpenShift</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Deploy OneAgent on OpenShift Container Platform</li> <li>Successful Kubernetes Monitoring \u2013 Three Pitfalls to Avoid</li> <li>My Dynatrace proof of concept \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Tutorial: Guide to automated SRE-driven performance engineering \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dynatrace.com: 4 steps to modernize your IT service operations with Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Monitoring of Kubernetes Infrastructure for day 2 operations</li> <li>dynatrace.com: The Power of OpenShift, The Visibility of Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Why conventional observability fails in Kubernetes environments\u2014A real-world use case \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dynatrace.com: A look behind the scenes of AWS Lambda and our new Lambda monitoring extension</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Analyze all AWS data in minutes with Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams available in Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: New Dynatrace Operator elevates cloud-native observability for Kubernetes</li> <li>dynatrace.com: How to collect Prometheus metrics in Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Automatic connection of logs and traces accelerates AI-driven cloud analytics</li> <li>devops.com: Dynatrace Advances Application Environments as Code</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#message-queue-monitoring","title":"Message Queue Monitoring","text":"Messaging Solution Monitoring Solution URL ActiveMQ 5.8.0+ Dynatrace ref ActiveMQ Artemis Micrometer Collector + Prometheus ref1, ref2 IBM MQ IBM MQ Exporter for Prometheus ref Kafka Dynatrace ref1, ref2, ref3 Kafka Prometheus JMX Exporter ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7 Kafka Kafka Exporter Use JMX Exporter to export other Kafka\u2019s metrics ref Kafka Kafdrop \u2013 Kafka Web UI ref Kafka ZooNavigator: Web-based ZooKeeper UI ref Kafka CMAK (Cluster Manager for Apache Kafka, previously known as Kafka Manager) ref Kafka Xinfra Monitor (renamed from Kafka Monitor, created by Linkedin) ref Kafka Telegraf + InfluxDB ref Red Hat AMQ Broker (ActiveMQ Artemis) Prometheus plugin for AMQ BrokerTo monitor the health and performance of your broker instances, you can use the Prometheus plugin for AMQ Broker to monitor and store broker runtime metrics. Prometheus is software built for monitoring large, scalable systems and storing historical runtime data over an extended time period. The AMQ Broker Prometheus plugin exports the broker runtime metrics to Prometheus format, enabling you to use Prometheus itself to visualize and run queries on the data.You can also use a graphical tool, such as Grafana, to configure more advanced visualizations and dashboards for the metrics that the Prometheus plugin collects.The metrics that the plugin exports to Prometheus format are listed below. A description of each metric is exported along with the metric itself. ref1, ref2, ref3 Red Hat AMQ Streams (Kafka) JMX, OpenTracing+Jaeger ZooKeeper, the Kafka broker, Kafka Connect, and the Kafka clients all expose management information using Java Management Extensions (JMX). Most management information is in the form of metrics that are useful for monitoring the condition and performance of your Kafka cluster. Like other Java applications, Kafka provides this management information through managed beans or MBeans. JMX works at the level of the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). To obtain management information, external tools can connect to the JVM that is running ZooKeeper, the Kafka broker, and so on. By default, only tools on the same machine and running as the same user as the JVM are able to connect.Distributed Tracing with Jaeger: - Kafka Producers, Kafka Consumers, and Kafka Streams applications (referred to as Kafka clients) - MirrorMaker and Kafka Connect  - Kafka Bridge ref1,ref2 Red Hat AMQ Streams Operator AMQ Streams Operator (Prometheus &amp; Jaeger), strimzi, jmxtransHow to monitor AMQ Streams Kafka, Zookeeper and Kafka Connect clusters using Prometheus to provide monitoring data for example Grafana dashboards.Support for distributed tracing in AMQ Streams, using Jaeger: - You instrument Kafka Producer, Consumer, and Streams API applications for distributed tracing using an OpenTracing client library. This involves adding instrumentation code to these clients, which monitors the execution of individual transactions in order to generate trace data.  - Distributed tracing support is built in to the Kafka Connect, MirrorMaker, and Kafka Bridge components of AMQ Streams. To configure these components for distributed tracing, you configure and update the relevant custom resources. ref1, ref2, ref3 strimzi, ref4: jmxtrans, ref5: banzai operator Red Hat AMQ Broker Operator Prometheus (recommended) or Jolokia REST to JMX To monitor runtime data for brokers in your deployment, use one of these approaches: - Section 9.1, \u201cMonitoring broker runtime data using Prometheus\u201d - Section 9.2, \u201cMonitoring broker runtime data using JMX\u201d In general, using Prometheus is the recommended approach. However, you might choose to use the Jolokia REST interface to JMX if a metric that you need to monitor is not exported by the Prometheus plugin. 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Traditional network implementations adopt a zoning model in which different networks or zones are dedicated to specific purposes, with very strict communication rules between each zone. When implementing OpenShift in organizations that are using network security zones, the two models may clash. In this article, we will analyze a few options for coexistence. But first, let\u2019s understand the two network models a bit more in depth.</li> <li>Network Zones have been the widely accepted approach for building security into a network architecture. The general idea is to create separate networks, each with a specific purpose. Each network contains devices with similar security profiles. Communications between networks is highly scrutinized and controlled by firewall rules (perimeter defense).</li> <li>Conclusion: A company\u2019s security organization must be involved when deciding how to deploy OpenShift with regard to traditional network zones. 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Falta \u00e9tica profesional y buenas pr\u00e1cticas.</p>\u2014 nubenetes (@nubenetes) February 9, 2022 <p>In #tech we glorify hustle culture and working long hours far too much. 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Your system can make 13.89 writes per millisecond, your journal-buffer-timeout will be 72000\n\nYou can now start the broker by executing:\n\n   \"/var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis\" run\n\nOr you can run the broker in the background using:\n\n   \"/var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis-service\" start\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>Permissions change in broker directory</li> </ul> <pre><code># chown -R activemq. /var/lib/artemisbroker/\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>Running artemis broker</li> </ul> <pre><code># su - activemq\n$ cd /var/lib/artemisbroker/\n$ /var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis run\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p>Artemis Prometehus Console Access. We can now access to Artemis Console via http://my_servername.my_domain:8161/console using the credentials specified during the CLI deployment (artemisuser / artemispassword)</p> </li> <li> <p>Artemis Prometheus Plugin</p> </li> </ul> <pre><code>activemq@my_servername ~]$ pwd\n/home/activemq\n[activemq@my_servername ~]$ cd artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/\n[activemq@my_servername artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin]$ mvn install\n...\n[INFO] Replacing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plug\nin-1.0.0.CR1.jar with /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics\n-plugin-1.0.0.CR1-shaded.jar\n[INFO] Dependency-reduced POM written at: /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/dependency-re\nduced-pom.xml\n[INFO]\n[INFO] --- maven-install-plugin:2.4:install (default-install) @ artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin ---\n[INFO] Installing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plu\ngin-1.0.0.CR1.jar to /home/activemq/.m2/repository/org/apache/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/1.0.0.CR1/artemis-prometheus-metr\nics-plugin-1.0.0.CR1.jar\n[INFO] Installing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/dependency-reduced-pom.xml to /home/a\nctivemq/.m2/repository/org/apache/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/1.0.0.CR1/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin-1.0.0.CR1.pom\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] Reactor Summary for artemis-prometheus-metrics-pom 1.0.0.CR1:\n[INFO]\n[INFO] artemis-prometheus-metrics-pom ..................... SUCCESS [  0.328 s]\n[INFO] ActiveMQ Artemis Prometheus Metrics Plugin Servlet . SUCCESS [  7.964 s]\n[INFO] ActiveMQ Artemis Prometheus Metrics Plugin ......... SUCCESS [ 34.596 s]\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] Total time:  43.030 s\n[INFO] Finished at: 2020-04-10T13:36:27+02:00\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>New artifact is copied to artemis broker. 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All you need is ssh access and the k3sup binary to get kubectl access immediately.</li> <li>Install Kubernetes with k3sup and k3s</li> <li>k3s-gitlab k3s + Gitlab install notes. Steps for utilizing k3s to manage a self-hosted Gitlab instance.</li> <li>Upgrade Your K3s Clusters Smoothly in Rancher 2.4</li> <li>Keptn Control Plane on k3s It allows you to install the Keptn control plane running on K3s within  minutes! Great way to get started using Keptn!</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How K3s, Portworx, and Calico Can Serve as a Foundation of Cloud Native Edge Infrastructure</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Tutorial - Configure Cloud Native Edge Infrastructure with K3s, Calico, Portworx</li> <li>github.com/aws-samples/cdk-k3s-cluster \ud83c\udf1f is a new JSII construct library for AWS CDK that deploys a scalable Kubernetes K3s cluster on Graviton2 Arm-based (mg6 by default) Spot instances with one command on AWS.</li> <li>codeburst.io: Creating a Local Development Kubernetes Cluster with k3s and Traefik Proxy</li> <li>sysdig.com: K3s + Sysdig: Deploying and securing your cluster\u2026 in less than 8 minutes! \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up Your K3s Cluster for High Availability</li> <li>blog.alexellis.io: Bare-metal Kubernetes with K3s</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up K3s in High Availability using k3d</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up Your K3s Cluster for High Availability on DigitalOcean</li> <li>community.suse.com: Introduction to K3s \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k3s_hetzner How to build a kubernetes cluster in Hetzner Cloud</li> <li>en.sokube.ch: K3S + K3D = K8S : a new perfect match for dev and test In this article you\u2019ll learn:<ul> <li>What\u2019s new with k3d v3</li> <li>Create a multi-server and multi-agent with k3s</li> <li>How to replace the default CNI plugin of k3s</li> </ul> </li> <li>edgelab \ud83c\udf1f (with k3s) [ARCHIVED] Materials to build and deploy a simple Edge Lab for demonstration, training and development</li> <li>github.com/erebe/personal-server: Personal server configuration with k3s \ud83c\udf1f This document is going to describe how I manage my personal server in 2020.</li> <li>dev.to: All about k3s - Lightweight Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>gabrieltanner.org: Setting up a HA Kubernetes cluster using K3S In this article, you will set up your own high availability K3S cluster and create a basic Kubernetes deployment. The tutorial will show how to set up all the resources manually and you will learn how to automate it with the official Ansible script.</li> <li>nativecloud.dev: Scale out your Raspberry-Pi Kubernetes cluster to the cloud Using Gardener Machine-Controller-Manager and Tailscale to extend a local Raspberry-Pi K3s cluster with cloud instances.</li> <li>blog.nootch.net: Kubernetes at Home With K3s</li> <li>Try out the  Kubernetes 1.23 with K3s distro: <code>curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io |INSTALL_K3S_VERSION=\"v1.23.1-rc1+k3s1\" sh -</code> You can try on ubuntu katakoda playground in your browser :)</li> <li>medium.com/@ostridelabs: k8s vs k3s: The Comprehensive Difference</li> <li>justinpolidori.it: LDAP authentication with Dex on Kubernetes with Vcluster (K3S) In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to grant access to users of a vcluster using DEX as a federated OpenID provider and kubelogin as a plugin for OIDC integration</li> <li>itnext.io: Running K3S workload in a restricted environment</li> <li>dev.to/dashaun: K3s on Raspberry Pi and ClusterHat</li> <li>blog.getambassador.io: Best Tools for Kubernetes Local Development: A Comprehensive Guide</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#k3s-tools","title":"K3s Tools","text":"<ul> <li>tinyzimmer/k3p A k3s packager and installer, primarily intended for airgapped deployments</li> <li>alexellis/k3sup bootstrap Kubernetes with k3s over SSH &lt; 1 min \ud83d\ude80. k3sup is a light-weight utility to get from zero to KUBECONFIG with k3s on any local or remote VM. 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It is specifically designed to only have what is needed to run k3s. Additionally the OS is designed to be managed by kubectl once a cluster is bootstrapped. Nodes only need to join a cluster and then all aspects of the OS can be managed from Kubernetes. Both k3OS and k3s upgrades are handled by the k3OS operator.</li> <li>K3OS Value Add:<ul> <li>Supports multiple architectures<ul> <li>K3OS runs on x86 and ARM processors to give you maximum flexibility.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Runs only the minimum required services<ul> <li>Fewer services means a tiny attack surface, for greater security.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Doesn\u2019t require a package manager<ul> <li>The required services are built into the distribution image.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Models infrastructure as code<ul> <li>Manage system configuration with version control systems.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#k3c","title":"K3C","text":"<ul> <li>K3C Lightweight local container engine for container development. K3C is a local container engine designed to fill the same gap Docker does in the Kubernetes ecosystem. Specifically k3c focuses on developing and running local containers, basically docker run/build. Currently k3s, the lightweight Kubernetes distribution, provides a great solution for Kubernetes from dev to production. While k3s satisifies the Kubernetes runtime needs, one still needs to run docker (or a docker-like tool) to actually develop and build the container images. k3c is intended to replace docker for just the functionality needed for the Kubernetes ecosystem.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#hosted-rancher","title":"Hosted Rancher","text":"<ul> <li>Announcing Hosted Rancher with Rancher 2.4 \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-on-microsoft-azure","title":"Rancher on Microsoft Azure","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Deploy Kubernetes Clusters on Microsoft Azure with Rancher</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-rke-on-vsphere","title":"Rancher RKE on vSphere","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Stateful Kubernetes Workloads on vSphere with RKE</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-kubernetes-on-oracle-cloud","title":"Rancher Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud","text":"<ul> <li>medium.com: OKE Clusters from Rancher 2.0 Part one of a series of articles on creating, monitoring, and managing Kubernetes clusters on OCI using Rancher.</li> <li>medium.com: Rancher deployed Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Part two of a multi-part series on creating, monitoring, and managing Kubernetes clusters (hosted and non-hosted) on OCI.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-software-defined-storage-with-longhorn","title":"Rancher Software Defined Storage with Longhorn","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Getting Started with Longhorn Distributed Block Storage and Cloud-Native Distributed SQL</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-fleet-to-manage-multiple-kubernetes-clusters","title":"Rancher Fleet to manage multiple kubernetes clusters","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/rancher/fleet Fleet is GitOps at scale. 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Start your CloudLess Journey and get free access to Rancher Shared as a Service (RSaaS) or apply to get access to your own Dedicated Rancher Dashboard (RDaaS) and save up-to 90% of your cloud costs with Auto Scaling of Spot Instances and Kubernauts Kubernetes Services KKS!</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#harvester-hyperconverged-infrastructure-software","title":"Harvester Hyperconverged Infrastructure Software","text":"<ul> <li>Harvester Rancher Harvester is an open source hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) software built on Kubernetes. 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Cultures</li> <li>Images</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol> Ariel Mezzapesa \u00b7 Lily Was Here (Candy Dulfer)"},{"location":"recruitment/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>tigerabrodi.hashnode.dev: Interviewing software developers Tips when interviewing software developers, find the right candidate</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Challenging the Myth That Programming Careers End at 40</li> <li>thenewstack.io: This Week in Programming: Can You Feel the Burn? One of the big headlines this week in the world of programming comes in the form of a single statistic: 83% of developers suffer from burnout, according to a study by Haystack Analytics.</li> <li>hbr.org: Optimists Are Better at Finding New Jobs</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: The Remote Work Report 2021 3,900 global remote workers share the good, bad, and unexpected of the new status quo</li> <li>liquidat.wordpress.com: Good bye Red Hat</li> <li>devopsonline.co.uk: Robotics and automation to cause anxiety for workers</li> <li>wired.co.uk: The Great Resignation is here and no one is prepared Around the world, workers are quitting their jobs in record numbers \u2013 and bosses are still scrambling to figure out how to keep them</li> <li>linkedin.com: Look Before You Leap! Employees are leaving their workplaces in record numbers in a wave named \u201c#TheGreatResignation.\u201d</li> <li>forbes.com: \u2018The Great Resignation\u2019: Why Gen Z Is Leaving The Workforce In Droves\u2026And What To Do About It</li> <li>news.slashdot.org: A Record Number of Workers Are Quitting Their Jobs, Empowered by New Leverage</li> <li>news.ncsu.edu: Tech Sector Job Interviews Assess Anxiety, Not Software Skills</li> <li>lynnlangit.medium.com: Tech Anti-Interviewing How to avoid tech interviews as we know them</li> <li>blog.pragmaticengineer.com: The Most Heated Tech Job Market in History: Advice for Software Engineers</li> <li>hbr.org: Change Your Career Without Having to Start All Over Again</li> <li>hbr.org: Forget Flexibility. Your Employees Want Autonomy</li> <li>bbc.com: Is HR ever really your friend? Employees often assume human resources is there to help. But given HR really works for the company, is it ever really on our side?</li> <li>joshbersin.com: From The Great Resignation To The Great Migration</li> <li>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Resignation</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: How to navigate The Great Resignation</li> <li>hbr.org: Stop Hiring for Culture Fit</li> <li>medium.com/hackernoon: How to hire a DevOps Engineer</li> <li>forbes.com: As Leaders: What Can We Learn From The Great Resignation?</li> <li>stackoverflow.blog: The Great Resignation is here. What does that mean for developers? \ud83c\udf1f Nearly two years into the pandemic, many Americans are reevaluating their relationship with work.</li> <li>bbc.com: Is finding a \u2018new normal\u2019 in the workplace impossible?</li> <li>askamanager.org: the new hire who showed up is not the same person we interviewed</li> <li>findmyprofession.com: 100+ Questions to Ask in an Interview \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.trello.com: Experiencing Job Dissatisfaction: How To Decide If It\u2019s Time To Quit</li> <li>devops.com: Great Resignation Spurs Interest in Tech Certifications</li> <li>thewokesalaryman.com: Why people leave even the most high paying jobs \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sloanreview.mit.edu: Creating Good Jobs Amid a wave of resignations across industries, organizational leaders must identify ways to create better, more desirable jobs that will help them hang on to employees.</li> <li>forbes.com: To Avoid Regretting A New Job, Ask These Two Questions During The Interview</li> <li>ideas.ted.com: How to find your sense of purpose at work</li> <li>4dayweek.medium.com: What does the work-life balance of a Software Engineer look like? We compare the work-life balance of FAANG employees at Amazon, Google, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft comparing their vacation, remote work policy as well as openness to side projects.</li> <li>medium.com/walmartglobaltech: How Do You Decide Whether an Individual Contributor (IC) or Engineering Manager Role is Right for You?</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: How to Get Ready for a Job in Tech \u2013 Tips for Beginners</li> <li>computerworld.com: How to get a job in healthcare IT Sky-high demand for tech workers means more open doors for IT pros who don\u2019t have prior experience in the healthcare industry.</li> <li>theengineeringmanager.substack.com: How do I progress to the next level in my career? Let\u2019s look at motivation, craft, opportunity and taking ownership.</li> <li>blogs.elconfidencial.com: Luca de Meo y Lawrence Stroll: por qu\u00e9 el ego es el peor enemigo del gestor en la F\u00f3rmula 1</li> <li>blog.robertsimoes.org: Four Wings of a Software Engineer Career paths for software engineers</li> <li>forbes.com: Hiring Managers Often Lie To Candidates, Here\u2019s How To Spot When They Do</li> <li>vice.com: Thousands of Software Engineers Say the Job Market Is Getting Much Worse</li> <li>madokai.medium.com: Why I Don\u2019t Consider Your Certifications During An Interview</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#articles-in-spanish","title":"Articles in Spanish","text":"<ul> <li>blogs.elconfidencial.com: El talento atrofiado: por qu\u00e9 en Espa\u00f1a escasean los profesionales de alto nivel</li> <li>meet-in.es: \u00abPara liderar a largo plazo hay que ser buena persona\u00bb</li> <li>entrepreneur.com: Las 10 preguntas que debes hacerte para saber si eres un buen l\u00edder Descubre si la gente que trabaja contigo te tiene confianza o si debes cambiar ciertas actitudes para obtener mejores resultados.</li> <li>hays.es: \u2018La Gran Renuncia\u2019: \u00bfpor qu\u00e9 tantos profesionales se est\u00e1n planteando dejar su trabajo?</li> <li>computing.es: Retos del outsourcing de servicios IT en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>magnet.xataka.com: La \u201cgran renuncia\u201d americana, o c\u00f3mo los trabajadores se han hartado del sistema y est\u00e1n dejando sus empleos</li> <li>xataka.com: La Gran Renuncia: en EEUU los empleados est\u00e1n dejando en masa sus trabajos, la gran pregunta es si veremos esto (y cu\u00e1ndo) en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>es.euronews.com: La Gran Renuncia: \u00bfpuede llegar la revoluci\u00f3n laboral de EE. 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Los salarios del teletrabajo podr\u00edan disminuir hasta un 15% en funci\u00f3n de la ciudad en la que vives.</li> <li>lavanguardia.com: C\u00f3mo saber si tu jefe es un \u201cahuyenta talentos\u201d que puede frustrar tu carrera Muchos profesionales est\u00e1n comenzando a reflexionar sobre lo que realmente les satisface del trabajo y a qu\u00e9 tipo de l\u00edderes est\u00e1n dispuestos a seguir, porque algunos jefes no saben valorar el talento de sus empleados.</li> <li>xataka.com: Me hice funcionario siendo ingeniero: qu\u00e9 me da la administraci\u00f3n p\u00fablica que no consigue la empresa privada</li> <li>genbeta.com: Menos de la mitad de los programadores tienen t\u00edtulos universitarios. Cada vez m\u00e1s desarrolladores aprenden por su cuenta</li> <li>genbeta.com: Ciberseguridad en llamas: la presi\u00f3n actual es tan grande que la mitad de los expertos sufren ansiedad y quieren dimitir</li> <li>xataka.com: Si no asciendo ni aprendo, me largo de la empresa: el crecimiento profesional como estrategia para retener talento</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Los 9 factores que m\u00e1s repercuten en la felicidad en el trabajo, seg\u00fan los trabajadores</li> <li>bbc.com: Qu\u00e9 son las \u201chabilidades blandas\u201d y por qu\u00e9 cada vez m\u00e1s compa\u00f1\u00edas se fijan en ellas al contratar</li> <li>genbeta.com: Twitter quiere contratar a ingenieros de Microsoft: as\u00ed es la prueba que les hacen pasar antes de nada, incluso a los senior</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Ment\u00ed en mi curr\u00edculum para conseguir un trabajo mejor pagado y creo que otros deber\u00edan hacer lo mismo</li> <li>lavanguardia.com: Ingeniero de \u2018machine learning\u2019 e ingeniero de datos, las profesiones emergentes m\u00e1s demandadas en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>businessinsider.es: El fin de la lealtad laboral</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-portals","title":"Recruitment Portals","text":"<ul> <li>relocate.me Job relocation made easy. Find tech jobs w/ relocation packages<ul> <li>International Tech Job Search Handbook All-in-one guide to getting a tech job abroad \ud83c\udf0e</li> </ul> </li> <li>jobs.rekruuto.com: Rekruuto DevOps and SRE Job Opportunities</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-portals-in-spain","title":"Recruitment Portals in Spain","text":"<ul> <li>trycircular.com (Spain) The hiring community for tech recruiters and developers with good Candidate Experience guaranteed.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-software","title":"Recruitment Software","text":"<ul> <li>recruit crm</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#soft-skills","title":"Soft Skills","text":"<ul> <li>skamille.medium.com: An incomplete list of skills senior engineers need, beyond coding For varying levels of seniority, from senior, to staff, and beyond.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#fair-job-offer","title":"Fair Job Offer","text":"<ul> <li>mikzuit/fair-job-offer Looking for a job? this is what you should know first. This is a MUST read project when looking for a job and expand this properly to any country, turn yourself into an expert to easily &amp; securely find a job globally, Understand your rights in a market populated by AI, Data Lakes. Use templates legally approved to handle your data less possible.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#writing-a-cv","title":"Writing a CV","text":"<ul> <li>forbes.com: What Do Employers Want To See In Your CV?</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#fake-it-til-you-make-it","title":"Fake it til you make it","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/rakyll/fake-it-til-you-make-it Have you come across to someone that thinks you don\u2019t deserve a job because you don\u2019t have GitHub contributions? Never worked for a company who hired based on GitHub contributions alone. If anyone is bugging you because you are not an open source developer or your company doesn\u2019t use GitHub, use fake-it-til-you-make-it to generate two years of contributions.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"<ul> <li>Tech companies cutting devs for AI - (Related to ai topic)</li> <li>Kubernetes Security Best Practices: A DevSecOps Perspective - (Related to devsecops topic)</li> </ul> Click to expand! <p>Question for software engineers: Would you leave your job because you didn't like the tech stack?</p>\u2014 David Fowler \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7 (@davidfowl) April 21, 2021 <p>Interviewing is career speed dating</p>\u2014 R 'Nearest' Nabors \ud83d\udc99 (@rachelnabors) June 26, 2021 <p>Job interviews should be conversations, not interrogations.</p>\u2014 Adam Karpiak (@Adam_Karpiak) July 7, 2021 <p>\"Where do you see yourself in five years?\"This is still a common job interview question.But do you hate it as much as I do and would love to stand up and simply leave immediately?Don't.Here is how you can turn this question into a huge win.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 17, 2021 <p>Did you know that calling yourself something like \"Junior JavaScript Developer\" on your CV and socials is one of the worst things you can do for your career?It immediately strips away a lot of your credibility and can often even close some doors.A thread.</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 18, 2021 <p>\"Why should we hire you?\"This is another of those questions everyone interviewing hates.It spread from traditional jobs into the tech world, and even software developers have to deal with it.But you can turn this into a huge win. Let's see how.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 19, 2021 <p>\"Why do you want to work here?\"\"Well, I am a web developer, and you are looking for one. Additionally, I need the money.\"Some interview questions are stupid. But giving answers like the one above doesn't help.Let's see how to tackle this one effectively.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 21, 2021 <p>\"What's your greatest weakness?\"Have you ever been asked this question in an interview and were like, \"Yea, uhm, well...I sometimes want to achieve too much?\"This question is tricky, but here is how you can crush it!A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 22, 2021 <p>How I learned web development:- Tutorial- Small project - Tutorial- Small project- Tutorial- Small project- Tutorial- Tutorial- Tutorial- Tutorial- Realizing I don't remember anything from the past 4 tutorials.- Drink until I pass out.- Tutorial- Small Project</p>\u2014 Jack Forge (@TheJackForge) July 22, 2021 <p>I regularly get asked which language or framework someone should learn.Here is my advice for aspiring software developers, asking themselves the same question, unsure what to learn to enter the industry, as someone who works as a tech lead in the industry.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) August 5, 2021 <p>The chances of any candidate matching 100% of the requirements of a job ad for a software engineer are low.Give it a shot and apply if you tick at least 40 - 50% of the boxes.That company might still consider you for a different role.</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) August 7, 2021 <p>The interview process is ultra-competitive.But with proper preparation, it is possible to stand out.THREAD: 20 common interview questions, what they really mean, and how to nail them:</p>\u2014 Sahil Bloom (@SahilBloom) August 7, 2021 <p>Interviewing for technical positions is a broken process.I believe this is going to change soon.Getting a job in the software industry we\u2019ll look very different within the next 10 years.Some thoughts: \u2193</p>\u2014 Santiago (@svpino) December 7, 2021 <p>People who are fluent on more than one cloud provider - how has this skillset affected your career? Does it mostly just expand your job opportunities (ie, you can get hired by a GCP shop or an AWS shop), or do you find yourself working with multiple clouds at your current job?</p>\u2014 Forrest Brazeal (@forrestbrazeal) December 28, 2021 <p>Anxiety sucks. Live coding interviews est\u00e1n definitivamente en el top 5 de las peores experiencias en mi carrera. \ud83e\udd26\u200d\u2642\ufe0fA\u00fan teniendo +30 apps en portfolio (algunas famosas) he fallado miserablemente en TODAS las FAANG (Mi \u00faltima entrevista fue hace 4 a\u00f1os) \u274c https://t.co/S49wb5B3bo</p>\u2014 Christian Roman \ud83d\udc68\u200d\ud83d\udcbb\ud83c\udfdd (@devnull) February 7, 2022"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets-2","title":"Tweets 2","text":"Click to expand! <p>Working for a bad manager can torch your professional confidence and make you feel like you're incapable of succeeding at your job.Here's a checklist to help you tell the difference between legitimate criticism you should act upon and illegitimate criticism you should ignore.</p>\u2014 Phoebe the Career Coach (@betterwphoebe) August 9, 2021 <p>Companies optimize for people who can pass the coding interview instead of optimizing for people who can do the job.</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 11, 2021 <p>\"Wow you've had a lot of jobs\" Yes, I can get a 25% raise for jumping or stick around for the possibility of a cost of living bonus, which is usually less than 5%.</p>\u2014 alex dee (@aalexdee) September 16, 2021 <p>We need to reinvent interviewing in tech. Companies are optimizing for the people who can game the interview but not the people who are good at the job.....</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 19, 2021 <p>Hiring in tech is broken: Learnings from our Twitter Space a \ud83e\uddf5</p>\u2014 Alex Jones \ud83d\ude80 (@AlexJonesax) September 22, 2021 <p>Software eng interviews today: \u201cInvert this binary tree\u201d (because I said so)What software eng interviews should be:\u201cThe customer wants you to implement feature X. How would you make it work with the legacy codebase? What\u2019s your time estimate? What security issues could arise?\u201d</p>\u2014 Anna Spysz \ud83d\udc89\ud83d\udc89 (@annaspies) September 24, 2021 <p>\"terminated within the hour\" -- big companies treat employees as disposable :/ https://t.co/BAgiSBmX4c</p>\u2014 Liz Fong-Jones (\u65b9\u79ae\u771f) (@lizthegrey) September 29, 2021 <p>I will never understand why tech companies optimize interviews for a college grad to do better than someone with ten years of experience.</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 30, 2021 <p>Ayer me pegu\u00e9 una juerga. Una de las de verdad, de decir \"te quiero t\u00edo\" a los colegas y volver a casa hecho unos zorros. Pero, como casi todo lo que comento, lo importante no es qu\u00e9 hice, sino por qu\u00e9. Hoy: c\u00f3mo ha cambiado el covid nuestra relaci\u00f3n con el trabajo. Dentro hilo.</p>\u2014 Dani Sanchez-Crespo (@DaniNovarama) October 2, 2021 <p>Everyone is hiring. Everyone is understaffed. Everyone is sticking to the same ineffective and inequitable interview processes. Everyone remains understaffed.</p>\u2014 Tashay (@tashay_g) October 1, 2021 <p>9\u20e3cloud-related jobs you can do \ud83d\udd25Cloud AdministratorCloud (Solution) ArchitectCloud DeveloperCloud DevOps EngineerCloud Data EngineerCloud Operations EngineerCloud Security EngineerCloud Support EngineerCloud AI/ML EngineerSo many opportunities in the cloud ...\u2601\ufe0f</p>\u2014 Simon \u2601\ufe0f (@simonholdorf) October 4, 2021 <p>This is not just Nigeria, but worldwide.If you work in IT: you\u2019re usually seen cost center, typically in a \u201ctraditional\u201d company.If you work in tech, you\u2019re typically viewed as a profit generator, and core to the company. Both autonomy, motivation and pay tend to be higher. https://t.co/z579RoAS3I</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) October 6, 2021 <p>Unpopular opinion: I don\u2019t think being a 10x engineer is a persona. 10xness is specific to projects and what orgs allow you to do. It\u2019s a combination of having authority and skills to execute. It depends on the momentary situation and it\u2019s not always repeatable. https://t.co/xSMY50OouT</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan at KubeCon \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) October 10, 2021 <p>If you want to get really good job offers on LinkedIn, I suggest the following neat little hack:Add emojis to your name.A recruiter who doesn't even take the time to write me personally does not deserve my attention at all. pic.twitter.com/9DpltKSqul</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) November 13, 2021 <p>Why give your devs time to refactor when you can rewrite the app every three years because no one on the new hires replacing your quitting devs is able to maintain it?</p>\u2014 Gregory Primosch (@GPrimosch) January 17, 2022 <p>A place I worked long term saw a few \u201crockstar\u201d devs who complicated toolchains, trusted unestablished tech, said Yes lots/shipped early, but left before really having to deal with tech debt they\u2019d introduced. They\u2019re prolly still hopping every 18mnths thinking they\u2019re awesome.</p>\u2014 Kickstink (@kickstink) January 17, 2022 <p>I was the one who had to deal with the fallout of things like these and let's day I hate Ninja/Rockstar devs like hell. Why do things by best practice when you can save 3kb by introducing three new tools in the deployment.... /s</p>\u2014 Nils Hitze (@kojote) January 17, 2022 <p>From a CEO: \u201cEvery time a competitor mentions return to office our recruiters reach out to their people. We\u2019ve hired 15+ of their engineers in the last 2 months.\u201dSo easy.</p>\u2014 Chris Herd (@chris_herd) October 3, 2021"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets-3-cultures","title":"Tweets 3. Cultures","text":"Click to expand! <p>Irish and German people offering things pic.twitter.com/AoPgWJpK6L</p>\u2014 Killian Sundermann (@killersundymann) October 7, 2021 <p>In cutthroat cultures, people kiss up and kick down. They protect themselves by currying favor with people in power and exploiting those without it.In supportive cultures, people speak up and support down. They protect people without power by raising problems to those with it.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) November 16, 2021 <p>Politeness is not the same as kindness.Being polite is saying what makes people feel good today. Being kind is doing what helps people get better tomorrow.In polite cultures, people withhold disagreement and criticism. In kind cultures, people speak their minds respectfully.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) November 13, 2021 <p>Esta infograf\u00eda que publicaba @AurelioMedel en @CincoDiascom es para reflexionar-16 millones de n\u00f3minas en sector p\u00fablico-16,5 millones de n\u00f3minas en sector privadoEste es nuestro retrato laboral en Espa\u00f1a\ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/0jfPiC8Y8W</p>\u2014 Lorenzo Amor (@lorenzoamor_ata) November 6, 2021 <p>The best software engineer I've ever worked with wasn't the best coder on the team.But they were exceptional at:\ud83d\udd39 Unambiguous communication\ud83d\udd39 Simplifying; reducing complexity\ud83d\udd39 Making the right tradeoffs\ud83d\udd39 Building consensus</p>\u2014 Curtis Einsmann (@curtiseinsmann) January 17, 2022 <p>You are one bad manager away from hating your job. Don\u2019t let a position at a company define youAlways invest in yourselfKeep learning new thingsKeep meeting new people Keep doing what you believe is rightKeep helping others</p>\u2014 Justin Garrison (@rothgar) January 30, 2022 <p>interviewer: can you explain this gap in your resumeme: yeah that's a carriage return and a series of newline characters, like \"\\r\\n\\n\" but depending on the language you're parsing it in you may need to escape that sequence</p>\u2014 milf twink (@SamAllenX) February 4, 2022 <p>Los salarios para Developers Junior para las grandes empresas tecnol\u00f3gicas:\ud83e\ude9f Microsoft: $154K \ud83c\udf4e Apple: $166K\ud83d\uded2 Amazon: $170K\ud83d\udd35 Facebook: $189K\ud83d\udd0e Google: $195K* Incluyen bonus y acciones.</p>\u2014 Miguel \u00c1ngel Dur\u00e1n (@midudev) February 9, 2022 <p>\u00bfPor qu\u00e9 est\u00e1 siendo tan dif\u00edcil conseguir el primer trabajo en #tech?- \u00bfMal proceso?- \u00bfLas empresas no quieren entry-level?- \u00bfLos candidatos aplican correctamente?- \u00bfHay que hacer networking? \u00bfTodas las anteriores?Hablemos.</p>\u2014 Freddy Montes (@fmontes) February 10, 2022 <p>\ud83d\ude44 pic.twitter.com/0HTF0f116H</p>\u2014 M\u039bRC VID\u039bL (@marcvidal) February 16, 2022 <p>\ud83d\udc81\u200d\u2642\ufe0f Career tip - Your manager plays a MASSIVE role in how successful you can be. Find a manager that supports your careers goals and values.</p>\u2014 Lachlan Evenson (@LachlanEvenson) February 19, 2022 <p>You don't owe any more loyalty to an employer than they show to you.If they're willing to fire you without cause, you have every right to leave without guilt.If they're not willing to invest in your well-being and success, you have no obligation to invest in theirs.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) February 25, 2022 <p>4) The leadership team's values are INCREDIBLY importantThe less ego at the top, the more everyone wins. Financially, personally and otherwise.A business wins by focusing on what the customer wants, not someone's ego.</p>\u2014 Brian Bourque \ud83d\ude80 (@bbourque) February 26, 2022 <p>If software engineers are so valuable and in such high demand, then how come we have such obscene interviewing processes? Legitimately curious to know how this happened</p>\u2014 Cain Maddox (@ctrlshifti) March 1, 2022 <p>Early on in your software engineering career, getting promoted to the next level is mostly based on your work. After a few promos, many assume this will be the case going forward.Oh no.Getting promoted beyond this level &amp; as a manager depends so much on your peers as well.</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) March 7, 2022 <p>trying to hire cybersecurity professionals and not having success? check:- is your job description realistic to the actual job tasks?- are you asking for the level of talent you have the budget to pay fair market value?- are you requiring 5 years experience for a junior role?</p>\u2014 meg west (@cybersecmeg) March 14, 2022 <p>If this is what your recruitment process is like, you will limit the candidates to ones that are not hirable elsewhere. https://t.co/xwAQNFi2XA</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) March 20, 2022 <p>The Great Resignation is happening.What is your best advice to increase employee retention?</p>\u2014 Michael Girdley (@girdley) March 24, 2022 <p>The Great Resignation in tech is about three things: Fixing the comp by getting a new grant, finding a place that will actually utilize your potential, and an urgency to elevate off-work conditions.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) March 25, 2022 <p>Fron a software engineer:\"Here's the real reason I started looking for a new job.Build times.I would spend 40-50 minutes waiting for XCode to complete a build, unable to do anything that time. Everyone told me it's just how it is. It was driving me crazy.\"DevEx matters...</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) April 6, 2022 <p>What many sw engineers don't realize:The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture.They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) April 10, 2022 <p>Big company tip, before you change roles, ask when the last re-org was.</p>\u2014 David Fowler \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 (@davidfowl) April 13, 2022 <p>Working for smaller companies is great. You need to convince three people instead of getting approvals from 15 teams, 7 committees and 5 execs.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) June 30, 2022 <p>No one will remember:- how many commits you made- your thoughtful code reviews- the number of tickets closedThey will remember:- that *one* time you lost all customer prod data and the company had to shut downYou can\u2019t win \u00af\\_(\u30c4)_/\u00af</p>\u2014 I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) July 6, 2022 <p>Lack of career advancement and development is now the top reason why people leave their job according to a new McKinsey study. pic.twitter.com/duMKhwtD1n</p>\u2014 Julia Stiglitz (@juliastiglitz) July 23, 2022 <p>I never worked for a company who hired based on GitHub contributions alone. If anyone is bugging you because you are not an open source developer or your company doesn't use GitHub, use fake-it-til-you-make-it to generate two years of contributions. https://t.co/n8Ij8JtG83 https://t.co/6GSt45dJQG pic.twitter.com/qLXlwz9yVa</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) August 7, 2023 <p>This is unfortunately how the game works. Most companies are not set up to retained high performing, ambitious talent, mainly because of how job ladders are structured, and the compensation models attached to them. https://t.co/4v1whKfmY1</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) February 8, 2024 <p>Every company can't afford to pay you what you're worth. It isn't personal. Just business. https://t.co/4JID6gZwgd</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) February 10, 2024 <p>Os voy a contar la historia de una amiga que, oh!, no se llama Jose (aunque es fontanera). Mi amiga es rubia, as\u00ed que para preservar su intimidad, le llamar\u00e9 Ruby.Ruby siempre se quejaba de los impuestos. Un d\u00eda me dice: t\u00eda, mira mi n\u00f3mina, t\u00eda!Y me manda esto: pic.twitter.com/PnBXAiNnuX</p>\u2014 Mal pero acostumbrada \ud83c\udf39 (@Merche_Acevedo) March 29, 2024"},{"location":"recruitment/#images","title":"Images","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"recruitment/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"registries/","title":"Docker Registries. Quay, Nexus, JFrog Artifactory, Harbor and more","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>OpenShift Registry</li> <li>Quay Registry</li> <li>Nexus Repository Manager (NXRM) 3<ol> <li>Getting Started</li> <li>Setup Nexus Kubernetes. 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In this guide, you will compare and decide which one is the best for you.</li> <li>inspektor.cloud: Evaluating open policy agent in rust using wasm</li> <li>medium.com/4<sup>th</sup>-coffee: What is Policy-as-Code? An Introduction to Open Policy Agent</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#open-policy-agent-in-kubernetes","title":"Open Policy Agent in Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li>infracloud.io: Kubernetes Pod Security Policies with Open Policy Agent</li> <li>banzaicloud.com: Istio and Kubernetes ft. OPA policies</li> <li>fugue.co: 5 tips for using the Rego language for Open Policy Agent (OPA)</li> <li>medium: Ensure Content Trust on Kubernetes using Notary and Open Policy Agent A detailed guide to help you to ensure that only signed images can get deployed on the cluster. 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Yor is an open-source tool that automatically tags infrastructure as code (IaC) templates with attribution and ownership details, unique IDs that get carried across to cloud resources, and any other need-to-know information. Run Yor as a pre-commit hook or in your CI/CD pipeline for code to cloud traceability and auditability.</li> <li>checkov.io policy as code scanning tool</li> <li>aws.amazon.com: Policy-based countermeasures for Kubernetes \u2013 Part 1 Choosing the right policy-as-code solution for your Kubernetes cluster:<ul> <li>OPA</li> <li>Gatekeeper</li> <li>Kyverno</li> <li>k-rail</li> <li>MagTape Policy as code for kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>Selefra: Selefra is an open-source policy-as-code software that provides analytics for multi-cloud and SaaS. Selefra means \u201cselect * from infrastructure\u201d. 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Ships with an optional Web UI and can send new Results to different Clients like Loki and Elasticsearch. 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I then decided to give Kyverno a try and was really impressed with how easy it was to use.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#kyverno-e-learning","title":"Kyverno E-Learning","text":"<ul> <li>appsecengineer.com: Kubernetes Policy Management with Kyverno</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#cloud-custodian","title":"Cloud Custodian","text":"<ul> <li>Cloud Custodian is a rules engine for managing public cloud accounts and resources. 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A comparison of both technologies to stop the debate about what is better.</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Serverless is cheaper, not simpler</li> <li>medium: What a typical 100% Serverless Architecture looks like in AWS!</li> <li>theregister.com: Microservices guru says think serverless, not Kubernetes: You don\u2019t want to manage \u2018a towering edifice of stuff\u2019</li> <li>serverless.com: Why we switched from docker to serverless</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Orchestrate event-driven, distributed services with Serverless Workflow and Kubernetes</li> <li>dzone: Implementing Serverless Microservices Architecture on AWS In this article, we will explain how enterprises can implement serverless microservices architectures using AWS Cloud.</li> <li>docs.google.com: Serverless Guide to Success 2021</li> <li>vimal-dwarampudi.medium.com: Serverless Architecture design on major clouds</li> <li>dzone: When to Use Serverless, and When to Use Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f If you are stuck at a crossroads and need some help deciding, here are some conditions which might help you make your selection.</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Serverless simply visually explained \ud83c\udf1f We explore ways of making Kubernetes serverless in a straight-forward and tool-agnostic way</li> <li>readysetcloud.io: Building Serverless Applications That Scale The Perfect Amount \ud83c\udf1f When designing serverless apps, you must consider the right level of scale. 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In most cases these features are enabled without requiring any code changes.</li> <li>infoq.com: Deploying Service Mesh in Production</li> <li>devops.com: How Are API Management and Service Mesh Different?</li> <li>devops.com: When to Use API Management and Service Mesh Together</li> <li>infoq.com: Deploying Service Mesh in Production</li> <li>infoq.com: The Top-Five Challenges of Running a Service Mesh in an Enterprise \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/elca-it: Service Mesh Performance Evaluation \u2014 Istio, Linkerd, Kuma and Consul</li> <li>medium.com/@pauldotyu: Service Mesh Considerations</li> <li>medium.com/4<sup>th</sup>-coffee: A Comprehensive Tutorial on Service Mesh, Istio, Envoy, Access Log, and Log Filtering</li> <li>infoq.com: Sidecars, eBPF and the Future of Service Mesh</li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#service-mesh-and-api-gateways","title":"Service Mesh and API Gateways","text":"<ul> <li>medium: The Roles of Service Mesh and API Gateways in Microservice Architecture \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medianova.com: Service Mesh vs. API Gateway</li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#tools-for-evaluating-service-meshes","title":"Tools For Evaluating Service Meshes","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Prometheus and OpenTelemetry Compatibility Issues - (Related to monitoring topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>Meshery.io: Open source tool for evaluating and contrasting service meshes</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#service-mesh-testing","title":"Service Mesh Testing","text":"<ul> <li>itnext.io: Service Mesh Testing \u2014 Tools &amp; Frameworks (Open Source) There are quite a few open-source toolsets to test and measure performance impact of service meshes. 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However, it has some limitations: since it uses AWS APIs, it doesn\u2019t have a native way to check if an EC2 instance has completed to run cloud-init before marking it as ready. A possible workaround is asking Terraform to SSH on the instance, and wait until it is able to perform a connection before marking the instance as ready.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Cisco, Citrix, and Fortinet Among New Verified Terraform Providers</li> <li>terraform-best-practices.com \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>bridgecrew.io: Advanced Terraform security: Pro tips for secure infrastructure as code</li> <li>hub.qovery.com: Terraform is Not the Golden Hammer</li> <li>scalefactory.com: Failing faster with terraform Terraform validation rules. Terraform is an extremely powerful tool, but with great power comes great opportunity to break stuff, or whatever Uncle Ben said. With a single command a developer can deploy hundreds of resources in an instant, and when that developer inevitably configured the inputs wrong Terraform makes it easy to patch or rollback that mistake. But you know what\u2019s better than recovering from mistakes? Never making the mistake in the first place.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: AWS and HashiCorp Collaborate on New Terraform Modules</li> <li>shipa.io: Terraform meets AppOps \ud83c\udf1f Terraform is the popular choice among teams</li> <li>bitslovers.com: Terraform Output \u2013 What you should know</li> <li>devops.com: Building on Terraform: Evolution, not Revolution</li> <li>medium: 10 things I wish I knew before learning Terraform (Part 1) | Ian Hancock<ul> <li>medium: 10 things I wish I knew before learning Terraform (Part 2) | Ian Hancock</li> </ul> </li> <li>hashicorp.com: Multi-Cloud DevOps at PETRONAS with Terraform</li> <li>terraform.io: Refactoring</li> <li>medium: Terraform in Real Life: Lessons Learned \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>serhii.vasylenko.info: Some Techniques to Enhance Your Terraform Proficiency Learn what cool things Terraform can do with its built-in functionality</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Better Together: Hyper-Converged Kubernetes with Terraform</li> <li>AdminTurnedDevOps/Terraform-The-Hard-Way The most efficient way to learn Terraform for beginners and intermediate practitioners</li> <li>acloudguru.com: 5 things we love about Terraform</li> <li>devops.com: How to Migrate Existing Infrastructure to Terraform</li> <li>middlewareinventory.com: Terraform import All AWS Security Groups \u2013 How to In this post, we are going to see how to manage existing and already created AWS Security groups with Terraform. The new era of Infrastructure revolution has begun already and we already started provisioning, managing, administrating our Infra as a code with help of Configuration management tools like Ansible, Terraform, SaltStack etc.</li> <li>middlewareinventory.com: Terraform For Each Examples \u2013 How to use for_each | Devops Junction</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Terraforming the GitOps Way !!!</li> <li>terrateam.io: Terraform Pre-Commit Hooks Terraform Code Improvements. There are many tools that can make sure your Terraform repo remains well-formated and tested. Using Git pre-commit hooks, one can easily incorporate these tools into everyday Terraform workflow.</li> <li>faun.pub: Terraform-Prevent Conditionally Created Resources From Deletion \ud83c\udf1f In this post, we\u2019ll see how we can prevent a resource, conditionally created by Terraform from getting deleted.</li> <li>faun.pub: 5 Best Terraform Tools That You Need in 2022 \ud83c\udf1f Tools that can simplify your infrastructure code</li> <li>dev.to/kubestack: A Better Way to Provision Kubernetes Resources Using Terraform \ud83c\udf1f In this tutorial, you will learn how to create Kubernetes resources using Terraform via the Helm and Kustomize providers. The resource will be created/destroyed as part of the usual terraform apply command.</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: Design by Contract in Terraform Understanding custom condition checks</li> <li>youtube: Terrraform + Ansible: Automating configuration in infrastructure</li> <li>medium.com/@oamdev2020: Glue Terraform Ecosystem into Kubernetes World \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terraform.io: Provisioners Provisioners can be used to model specific actions on the local machine or on a remote machine in order to prepare servers or other infrastructure objects for service.<ul> <li>terraform.io: Creation-Time Provisioners \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terraform.io: Destroy-Time Provisioners \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>faun.pub: The Lifecycle of a Terraform Resource \u2014 Lifecycle Meta-Argument In this article, we will take a look at the various stages a Terraform resource goes through during its lifetime. We will look at the default resource behavior, before looking at the lifecycle meta-argument which can allow you to customize that behavior.</li> <li>medium.com/@dugouchet.a: Manage your terraform like a container</li> <li>medium.com/spacelift: Terraform vs. Kubernetes: Key Differences and Comparison</li> <li>infoq.com: Terraform 1.3 Release Introduces Simplified Refactoring Experience \ud83c\udf1f This release introduces optional object type attributes with defaults and expands the capabilities of moved blocks.</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Building a Two-Tier Architecture for High Availability using Terraform</li> <li>towardsaws.com: Import Existing AWS Infrastructure to Terraform</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Automate Terraform documentation like a pro!</li> <li>buildkite.com: Manage your CI/CD resources as Code with Terraform</li> <li>blog.gruntwork.io: Terraform tips &amp; tricks: loops, if-statements, and gotchas</li> <li>medium.com/@adolfo.diaz.zar: Secret Management with Terraform \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>awstip.com: Refactor Terraform code with Moved Blocks \u2014 a new way without manually modifying the state</li> <li>dev.to: Using Terraform To Manage Infrastructure Resources | Pavan Belagatti</li> <li>faun.pub: Terraform null provider and null_resource explained \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>spectrocloud.com: Deploying complex infrastructure with a Terraform state machine</li> <li>swwapnilp.medium.com: How Does Slack Use Terraform?</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Terraform Abstraction Tips: Just Because You Can Doesn\u2019t Mean You Should Learn how to think about balancing automation and abstraction against maintainability when building your Terraform setup.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Best Practices for Terraform AWS Tags Learn general AWS tags best practices and using the default_tags method, along with some specific tagging configuration for ASG and EC2 volumes.</li> <li>medium.com/codex: How to Use the If / Else Statement in Terraform \u2014 Examples \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>tekanaid.com: Terraform for Beginners \u2013 A Beginner\u2019s Guide to Automating Cloud Infrastructure \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terrahaxs.com: Choosing the Right Terraform Loop: count vs for_each \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>digitalocean.com: How To Structure a Terraform Project \ud83c\udf1f Learn about structuring Terraform projects according to their general purpose and complexity. Then, you\u2019ll create a project with a simple structure using the more common features of Terraform: variables, locals, data sources, and provisioners.</li> <li>getbetterdevops.io: How To Deploy Helm Charts With Terraform \ud83c\udf1f Do you know you can deploy HelmCharts as any other Terraform resources? It\u2019s possible with the official Helm provider.</li> <li>medium.com/@dsdatsme: Terraform GitOps CI/CD with Approval &amp; Notifications</li> <li>github.com/DhruvinSoni30/Terraform_multiple_modules How to work with multiple terraform modules?</li> <li>spacelift.io: Terraform Files \u2013 How to Structure a Terraform Project</li> <li>youtube - freecodecamp.org: Learn Terraform with Azure by Building a Dev Environment \u2013 Full Course for Beginners</li> <li>youtube - freecodecamp.org: Learn Terraform (and AWS) by Building a Dev Environment \u2013 Full Course for Beginners</li> <li>devdosvid.blog: Hello Terraform Data; Goodbye Null Resource Native built-in replacement for null_resource with Terraform 1.4</li> <li>build5nines.com: Why HashiCorp Terraform is Essential for SREs and DevOps Engineers</li> <li>infoq.com: CDK for Terraform Improves HCL Conversion and Terraform Cloud Interactions</li> <li>devdosvid.blog: Hello Terraform Data; Goodbye Null Resource</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Terraform Cloud no-code provisioning is now GA with new features</li> <li>dzone: Terraform Explained in Five Minutes This guide highlights everything you need to know about Terraform \u2014 a tool that allows programmers to build, change, and version infrastructure safely and efficiently.</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform Pro Tips Series\u2019 Articles \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Connect Terraform to Azure DevOps Git Repos over SSH</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform - Complex Variable Types</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform - Understanding the Lifecycle Block</li> <li>etc</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/@willguibr: Terraform 1.5 \u2014 Import and Automatic Code Generation</li> <li>blog.ogenki.io: Applying GitOps Principles to Infrastructure: An overview of tf-controller<ul> <li>Terraform can be considered a \u201csemi-declarative\u201d tool as there is no built-in automatic reconciliation feature. There are several solutions to address this issue, but generally speaking, a modification will be applied using terraform apply. The code is actually written using the HCL configuration files (declarative), but the execution is done imperatively. As a result, there can be a drift between the declared and actual state (for example, a colleague who would have changed something directly into the console \ud83d\ude09).</li> <li>\u2753\u2753 So, how can I ensure that what is committed using Git is really applied. How to be notified if there is a change compared to the desired state and how to automatically apply what is in my code (GitOps)?</li> <li>This is the promise of tf-controller, an Open Source Kubernetes operator from Weaveworks, tightly related to Flux (a GitOps engine from the same company). 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Google\u2019s Hybrid And Multi-Cloud Platform","text":"<ul> <li>Anthos \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Everything You Want To Know About Anthos - Google\u2019s Hybrid And Multi-Cloud Platform</li> <li>itnext.io: Anthos \u2014 Multi-cluster Management</li> <li>itnext.io: Ingress for Anthos \u2014 Multi-cluster Ingress and Global Service Load Balancing</li> <li>A hybrid cloud-native DevSecOps pipeline with JFrog Artifactory and GKE on-prem \ud83c\udf1f Running in a hybrid environment means that some of your processing happens on Google Cloud and other processing remains on-premises. Anthos helps you manage both an on-premises Kubernetes cluster and a cluster running on Google Cloud.</li> <li>Bringing Kubernetes\u2019 goodness to Windows Server apps with Anthos Windows container support to GKE on-premises through Anthos.</li> <li>cloud.google.com: Anthos makes multi-cloud easier with new API, support for Azure</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Anthos-at-Home: Spinning Up a Bare-Metal Anthos Cluster on Dumpster Servers In this article, you will learn the capabilities of Anthos on bare metal and find a detailed guide and explanation on how to do it yourself</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#python","title":"Python","text":"<ul> <li>anderfernandez.com: C\u00f3mo automatizar un script de Python en Google Cloud</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#cloud-code","title":"Cloud Code","text":"<ul> <li>Cloud Code \ud83c\udf1f Everything you need to write, debug, and deploy your cloud-native applications.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#google-cloud-buildpacks","title":"Google Cloud Buildpacks","text":"<ul> <li>Google Cloud Buildpacks</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#google-cloud-deploy","title":"Google Cloud Deploy","text":"<ul> <li>cloud.google.com: Introducing Google Cloud Deploy: Managed continuous delivery to GKE</li> <li>cloud.google.com: Google Cloud Deploy, now GA, makes it easier to do continuous delivery to GKE</li> <li>infoq.com: Google\u2019s Managed Continuous Delivery Service for Kubernetes Moves to GA</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#cloud-sql","title":"Cloud SQL","text":"<ul> <li>Testing Cloud SQL failover: Where to begin</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#apigee","title":"Apigee","text":"<ul> <li>Announcing Apigee Integration: An API-first approach for connecting data and applications</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#tools","title":"Tools","text":"<ul> <li>Google Agents CLI - (Related to ai topic)</li> <li> <p>Terraform Provider for Google Cloud 7.0 is now GA - (Related to terraform topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>db-auth-gateway An authentication proxy for Google Cloud managed databases</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#gcloud","title":"gcloud","text":"<ul> <li>cloud.google.com: Declarative Export. Build your perfect Google Cloud infrastructure using Terraform and the gcloud CLI Google Cloud CLI\u2019s preview release of Declarative Export for Terraform. Declarative Export allows you to export the current state of your Google Cloud infrastructure into a descriptive file compatible with Terraform (HCL) or Google\u2019s KRM declarative tooling.</li> <li>cloud.google.com: The gcloud tool cheat sheet</li> <li>github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/k8s-config-connector: GCP Config Connector Config Connector is a Kubernetes add-on that allows you to manage GCP resources, such as Cloud Spanner or Cloud Storage, through your Kubernetes cluster\u2019s API</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#google-sheets","title":"Google Sheets","text":"<ul> <li>freecodecamp.org: Web Scraping with Google Sheets \u2013 How to Scrape Web Pages with Built-in Functions</li> </ul>"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#images","title":"Images","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"GoogleCloudPlatform/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"Click to expand! <p>\ud83c\udf9f You want to get a ticket to @googlecloud networking, it's really cool!\ud83e\udd13 I take an example company and walk trough the different networking services, take look \ud83d\udc49 https://t.co/tTwLp7DXH4#cloudnetworking #cloudcomputing pic.twitter.com/yFVEUpLy1g</p>\u2014 Priyanka Vergadia (@pvergadia) November 1, 2021 <p>Our new managed continuous service delivery, @googlecloud Deploy, just became generally available. I'm supposed to be working on something else, but I want to check it out. Let's procrastinate on real-work together, shall we? Quick \ud83e\uddf5 as I deploy a #dotnet app to GKE. pic.twitter.com/Ve07Gnog7q</p>\u2014 Richard Seroter (@rseroter) January 21, 2022 <p>Creating a GCP service account for each running k8s deployment is ugly. Thankfully, good folks working on Workload Identity @googlecloud have conjured up some dark magic that allows you to bind RBAC directly to Kubernetes service accounts!Checkout a short demo \ud83e\uddf5 showing how\u2026</p>\u2014 Nick Eberts (@nicholas_eberts) March 18, 2022"},{"location":"about/","title":"About Nubenetes","text":"==*\"Open Source is most successful when is played as a positive sum game\" (Sarah Novotny)*==   <p>This web started in 2018, after finishing my first relevant project on cloud computing with a well known consulting firm. It was an international project coordinated from Munich with remote work from other european countries and regular flights. The client was a major multinational car manufacturer with a big investment in OpenShift and Cloudbees/Jenkins infrastructure. Our role was to help the client with their pretty large CI/CD ecosystem while also implementing a new self-service developer platform, involving areas of development and operations and within a DevOps model. Requirements and way of working included continuous improvement, standardization, boilerplates and automation with a GitOps pattern, a highly recommended approach specially in demanding projects like this with hundreds of real microservices, a large number of IaC &amp; CI/CD pipelines, hundreds (thousands?) of developers and millions of end users.</p> <p>Since then I try to apply in my country what I learnt from the germans and other european colleagues.</p> <p>I\u2019m not a freelancer and most of the time I work as a contractor, which in Spain means to be hired as an employee by an external company.</p> <p>Suggesting improvements and best practices or applying quality standards and automated solutions that work well and are easy to verify shouldn\u2019t penalize a career, but it\u2019s terribly common. I am concerned about working with some colleagues or managers who consider it a threat, generating absurd conflicts, blame games and acting in bad faith or stupidly distorting the purpose of the project.</p> <p>In a service driven IT sector (with calculated ambiguities and many hidden interests) the product is the hours billed by the consultant, being almost irrelevant the content of the job and the delivered quality. It is thus too common to find technical solutions under the policy of applying \u201cthe most difficult, non-standard, slowest and most obfuscated way possible\u201d as a competitive element (the hard way and doing weird things). This does not scale. Being ambiguous in JDs (not to say dishonest) without clarifying the real content of the job is easy and very well paid.</p> <p>Ambiguities about DevOps term. Development of new ad-hoc devops tools and ad-hoc monitoring solutions should not be the role of devops specialists. DevOps professionals develop IaC and CI/CD pipelines with standard tools and code, ideally with a cattle service model, GitOps patterns &amp; kubernetes among other responsabilities such as application monitoring. The development of devops tools for kubernetes with i.e. client-go should be clearly mentioned in a JD as \u201csoftware development of devops tools for kubernetes with client-go\u201d (suitable for a software engineer with client-go skills, a developer of devops/kubernetes/monitoring tools). In addition, a DevOps specialist should not be a fullstack developer who occasionally does QA + DevOps + Cloud Design/Ops. Moreover, avoid confusing terms to justify these different backgrounds by creating two roles like DevOps Software Developer and DevOps SysAdmin. Maybe DevOps should be renamed as OpsDev to avoid misunderstandings.</p> <p>A tech stack is not relevant compared to the way technology is managed. You could have the best tool and run into trouble by taking the risk of applying an unsupported or not recommended<sup>1</sup> approach.</p> <p>DevOps principles: People, processes, technology</p> <p>GitOps principles: Correctness, doing DevOps correctly</p> Principle Focus Main Tool Other Tools Flexibility Correctness DevOps Automation and frequent deployments CI/CD pipeline Supply chain management, Cloud Configuration as Code, etc. Less strict and more open Less focus on correctness GitOps Correctness; doing DevOps correctly Git Kubernetes, Controller (e.g., Operator), separate CI/CD pipelines, Infrastructure as a Code, etc. Stricter and less open Designed with correctness <p>The SRE Experience Is Changing with Cloud Native:</p> <ul> <li>From Firefighting to Prevention for SREs.</li> <li>Empower Developers with Self-Service.</li> <li>Facilitate Developer Autonomy.</li> <li>Adopting a New Code-Ship-Run Paradigm.</li> </ul> Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) team Developers Operations team Provide and teach effective use of platform tooling to empower developers to be self-sufficient Treat SREs as application operation partners, not only as first responders to incidents Provide self-service platform deployment and observability, and enable visibility into ramifications of actions Document clear escalation paths for developers struggling in production Turn to ops teams for the \u201cpaved path\u201d or centralized developer control plane Provide opinionated \u201cpaved path\u201d platform or developer control plane (DCP), but allow developers to swap platform components if they also want to be accountable <p>Avoiding standardization, automation and improvements because rivals do not invest in them is shortsighted. It is worrying because there is considerable resistance to change along with employment discrimination to prevent new proposals from succeeding. The term DevOps first appeared in 2009.</p> <p>In this service driven IT sector, cloud certifications and technical assesment tests have much more weight in the selection processes that have little to do with real work. They are mostly a wall to justify the hiring of less experienced (younger and cheaper) employees. Fundamental in any profession to learn by doing while building a career and skills with decent opportunities and without too many difficulties and barriers.</p> <p>A consequence of these technical assessment tests is the willingness to learn how to pass them while only implementing and practicing this specific knowledge at work. If assessments are about low level concepts then there\u2019s no interest in abstractions, frameworks and enterprise standards (real work). Similar scenario when evaluating kubernetes knowledge with manual tasks (CLI) instead of gitops pipelines (real work<sup>2</sup>).</p> <p>Inbreeding is not a good strategy in IT. Hiring people with different background and skills is a better bet. Cronyism, kiss up kick down and blame games hurt employee retention and economic growth. This is terrible common too. If an employee doesn\u2019t trust their manager, the company suffers. Sure, ruling through fear works, but the employee will do the bare minimum amount of work needed to keep their job (manually and without automation).</p> <p>Culture of mutual trust is key to beating competition and increasing employee retention. When something isn\u2019t right the employee should be able to bring it up without being afraid of being fired.</p> <p>We are in business to make money, perhaps not only creating value on financial markets with jargon like margin and cost effective, common in financially driven companies.</p> <p>Everyone sells the same thing: cloud, devops, big data, etc. Speaking is cheap. Throwing an SQL statement doesn\u2019t make you an SQL expert. Likewise, you don\u2019t need to be an SQL expert on every job. Actually most of the jobs require generalists rather than specialists, above all in countries where most companies are SMEs.</p> <p>There are very few unicorns and to a certain extent it depends a lot on the environment created.</p> <p>CKA is the top Kubernetes certification but only a few employers require one. Same logic applies to other certifications.</p> <p>It is surprising the numerous resources and the strategy of psychological exhaustion of recruitment companies that continuously bombard us with interviews. They also force us to transfer our data to third parties without any control of where our CV ends. It is also very common to gather information from detailed CVs and interviews to afterwards publish similar JDs that can be sold as services to potential clients. Again, only the service name is what matters, not how this is implemented and whether the client have the capacity to implement it in a proper manner.</p> <p>As professionals we are obliged to a high commitment to our clients, sometimes sacrificing our well-being in order to achieve the objectives. Everyone has limits, sometimes being a personal decision to abandon a project without this entailing a penalty in the next job (we have given our CV to third parties without any control). An unfair bad reference (blame games) and calculated ambiguities can ruin our careers. And I\u2019m not talking about an isolated case.</p> <p>Losing employment and significantly penalizing employability and economic bargaining power for defending the value of automation, continuous improvement and standardization in computer engineering is a high price to pay. The alternatives often seem to be manual work with low salary expectations, lack of opportunities with new cloud jobs (better paid), promotion to a management position or emigration to countries with a different economic model (where technical jobs are better valued). This does not scale either. Freelancing worldwide is not for everyone either.</p> <p>\u201cOne of the biggest problems in IT is that we keep reinventing the wheel. We are running the same circles, producing similar technologies to solve the same problems. Reinventing the wheel is a great way to learn how the wheel works, but not an efficient way to build software\u201d (@dmokafa)</p> <p>\u201cTech industry thinks throwing more tools to the problem is the solution. More tools = more failure modes\u201d (@rakyll)</p> <p>Instead of reinventing the wheel by rewriting from scratch a new installer or ad-hoc devops tool to manage/monitor kubernetes, please pay attention to the links shared here and learn how to add value on the so called day 2. You will find solutions and knowledge in a practical and efficient way without being totally essential to obtain a certification to successfully complete the task. For example, if there\u2019s money for reinventing the wheel on day 1, then there\u2019s money for investing in these high value added solutions on day 2 where automation can significantly improve our lives and the quality of the delivered service. Automation is also a key element when evaluating the delivery of a service.</p> <p>Nubenetes shares relevant information that helps spread the new technological and cultural standards, in order to eliminate bottlenecks and silos and promote digital transformation.</p> <p>Does saying this publicly imply being blacklisted and losing professional opportunities? What kind of society do we live in?</p> <p>Tips: ask the hiring manager what experience they have with Cloud Automation, Cloud Managed Services and K8s in Production, if they deploy OpenShift via IPI<sup>1</sup> or UPI, whether they are familiar with Gitops as the correct way of doing DevOps, if they work with modern, easy-to-use automation tools (terraform, ansible modules with YAML/Jinja templates, argocd, helm, an automation server<sup>3</sup> to run pipelines, declarative code in Jenkins<sup>4</sup> Pipelines or in DevOps Azure Pipelines, IaC boilerplates instead of k8s vanilla, etc) or they are not practical and prefer to develop their own ad-hoc tools with millions of lines of code that need maintenance (by who?). If any doubt, ask them to show you their pipelines and custom solutions, how long it takes them to deploy and setup their k8s infra on day 1 &amp; day 2 (pets vs cattle service model), how long it takes them to deploy a single app and if the process is fully automated or not, what monitoring solutions they have, if security and Role-based Access Control (RBAC) are implemented in their k8s clusters, whether changes and PoCs are tested first in ephemeral and isolated K8s/Cloud infra test environments with IaC &amp; CI/CD pipelines, if solutions can be discussed within the team, etc.</p> <p>\u201cThe absolutely difficult thing is reaching volume production without going bankrupt, that is the actual hard thing\u201d Elon Musk</p> Click to expand! <p></p> <p>\u201cI am a big fan of the scientific method. Engineers do not build bridges from a right or left perspective, the engineer builds bridges from an evidence-based perspective and over time bridge construction has improved. On the other hand, a politician does things from a right or left perspective, and over time politics has gotten worse. When I work with politicians and two of them are in a room together, one always thinks of the other, \u201cwill they get in my way? Will they damage my reputation? Is there a conflict of interest?\u201d On the other hand, when two engineers meet, they say, \u201chello! I have a problem, can you help me?\u201d Engineers rely on evidence. If you want to save the world, think like an engineer.\u201d ref 1 (Youtube Clip in Spanish), ref 2 (English), ref 3 (Spanish), ref 4 (Spanish) - Mark Stevenson, writer and businessman.</p> Click to expand! <p> </p> <p>Let\u2019s improve both the private &amp; public IT sector and the opportunities in large, medium and small companies, and give us a star on GitHub if you like this blog!!</p>  \u00b7 The Seatbelts - Tank!"},{"location":"about/#cloud-computing-job-market-in-2016","title":"Cloud Computing job market in 2016","text":"Click to expand! <p>\u201cIn the U.S. in 2016, 3.9 million jobs are associated with cloud computing, with 384,478 of them in IT. The median salary for IT professionals with cloud computing experience was $90,950. (Forbes)\u201d</p> <p></p> <p>From the above graph (credit: Forbes) we can see that the top three countries for Cloud Computing Jobs are:</p> <p>China (7.5 Million). USA (4 Million). India (2.2 Million).</p>"},{"location":"about/#stats","title":"Stats","text":"Stats 1. Click to expand! Stats 2. Click to expand! Stats 3. Inflation and Unemployment. Click to expand! Stats 4. Government Debt and Income Tax Rate. Click to expand! Stats 5. Corruption, Favours, Influence Peddling, Unfair Competition, No Meritocracy. Click to expand! Stats 6. IT, Languages and Olympics. Click to expand!   [![automated_ansible](images/automated_ansible.jpg)](https://www.ansible.com/blog/migrating-the-runbook-a-journey-from-legacy-to-devops)   <ol> <li> <p>For example: OpenShift deployment using the UPI method instead of IPI because of lack of permissions as an excuse.\u00a0\u21a9\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Manual operations with CLI are more appropriate for queries and troubleshooting (without modify permissions) when monitoring systems don\u2019t provide enough information. GitOps pipelines should be controlled and triggered by an automation server.\u00a0\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Jenkins/CloudBees, Ansible Tower/AWX, Foreman, Rundeck, Azure DevOps, GitLab CI, etc.\u00a0\u21a9</p> </li> <li> <p>Automation with Jenkins Configuration as Code replaces what was previously done via Jenkins CLI and jenkins remote REST API calls (requiring backend development with tools like swagger and API Testing tools like postman). 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Skills are presented in an open Markdown format, including reference files and code snippets, to provide agent-first documentation. This approach aims to reduce \u2018context bloat\u2019 often encountered when using Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, leading to more efficient and cost-effective AI agent interactions with Google Cloud products like Gemini API, BigQuery, and GKE.</li> <li>Claude Code Best Practice - A GitHub repository focused on \u2018vibe coding to agentic engineering\u2019, providing practices and examples for interacting with AI models like Claude. It includes sections on agents, commands, skills, development workflows, and implementation details.</li> <li>Kiro: Engineering Rigor for Agentic Development - Kiro is a tool designed to bring engineering discipline to AI agent development. It focuses on managing intent, handling long-running tasks across large codebases, and validating code correctness through a learning agent. Key features include converting natural language prompts into structured requirements (EARS notation), generating architectural designs, creating implementation plans with discrete, sequenced tasks, and enabling terminal-based interaction for building features, automating workflows, and debugging.</li> <li>HolmesGPT (Robusta) - An open-source AI agent for investigating Prometheus alerts and Kubernetes incidents. It uses LLMs to triage issues and provide recommended fixes.</li> <li>Skyvern - Automate browser-based workflows using LLMs and Computer Vision.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#model-context-protocol-mcp","title":"Model Context Protocol (MCP)","text":"<ul> <li>Announcing Azure MCP Server 2.0 Stable Release for Self-Hosted Agentic Cloud Automation \ud83c\udf1f - This blog post announces the stable release of Azure MCP Server 2.0, an open-source software that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) specification. It allows AI agents and developer tools to interact with Azure resources through a standardized tool interface. The key advancement in version 2.0 is the support for self-hosted, remote MCP server deployment, enabling flexible integration into developer workflows for local development, tool integrations, and centralized team/enterprise scenarios with consistent policy and security controls.</li> <li>Awesome MCP Servers - A curated list of resources related to MCP (Machine Cognitive Progression) servers, focusing on AI and related technologies.</li> <li>PulseMCP - A hosted hub for discovering and using MCP servers.</li> <li>MCPBundles - Curated bundles of MCP servers for various use cases (DevOps, Data, Productivity).</li> <li>GitHub MCP Server - Interact with GitHub repositories, issues, and PRs via AI agents.</li> <li>Vercel MCP Server - Manage Vercel deployments and view logs directly from AI agents.</li> <li>Chroma MCP Server - Vector database integration for agentic RAG.</li> <li>Brave Search MCP - Grounded web search for AI agents.</li> <li>PostgreSQL MCP Server - Secure SQL execution and schema inspection for agents.</li> <li>Google Cloud Managed MCP - Production-grade MCP service for accessing GCP resources from Gemini.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai-agents-mcp/#llm-operators-and-infrastructure","title":"LLM Operators and Infrastructure","text":"<ul> <li>Kube-Ray - A toolkit to run Ray applications on Kubernetes.</li> <li>vLLM on Kubernetes - High-throughput LLM serving with PagedAttention.</li> <li>NVIDIA GPU Operator - Automates the management of all NVIDIA software components needed to provision GPU.</li> <li>LocalAI - Self-hosted, community-driven, local OpenAI-compatible API.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/","title":"Artificial Intelligence","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>Machine Learning</li> <li>Transformers Library</li> <li>LLMOps</li> <li>The MAD (ML/AI/Data) Landscape</li> <li>OpenAI</li> <li>Kubernetes and AI</li> <li>IaC Terraform and AI</li> <li>IaC CloudFormation and AI</li> <li>Programming</li> <li>Medical Imaging</li> <li>Computer Vision</li> <li>AIOps</li> <li>Other Tools</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol>"},{"location":"ai/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>guru99.com: Artificial Intelligence Tutorial for Beginners: Learn Basics of AI \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>technologyreview.com: Andrew Ng: Forget about building an AI-first business. Start with a mission \ud83c\udf1f An AI pioneer reflects on how companies can use machine learning to transform their operations and solve critical problems.<ul> <li>technologyreview.es: \u201cLas empresas que empiezan a lo grande con la IA fracasan m\u00e1s\u201d \ud83c\udf1f El pionero de la inteligencia artificial Andrew Ng asegura que es m\u00e1s importante tener buenos datos, aunque sean escasos, que muchos, pero mal etiquetados. Cree que todas las empresas deben empezar a pensar en la tecnolog\u00eda con proyectos r\u00e1pidos, pero peque\u00f1os, y escalarlos si resulta que funcionan.</li> <li>cio.com: Make Better AI Infrastructure Decisions: Why Hybrid Cloud is a Solid Fit \ud83c\udf1f The unique demands of AI workloads drive increasing popularity of pairing on-premises infrastructure with cloud.</li> </ul> </li> <li>hipertextual.com: Diferencias entre Inteligencia Artificial, Machine Learning y Deep Learning</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Los ingenieros de software est\u00e1n aterrorizados ante la posibilidad de ser sustituidos por la IA</li> <li>computerhoy.com: \u00bfQu\u00e9 es el \u2018Deep Learning\u2019 y por qu\u00e9 se considera una revoluci\u00f3n en la inteligencia artificial?</li> <li>poloclub.github.io: What is a Convolutional Neural Network?</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Ace Your Deep Learning Job Interview</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Deep Learning Fundamentals Handbook \u2013 What You Need to Know to Start Your Career in AI</li> <li>aman.ai/primers/ai: Distilled AI Here\u2019s a hand-picked selection of articles on AI fundamentals/concepts that cover the entire process of building neural nets to training them to evaluating results.<ul> <li>aman.ai/primers/ai/LLM: Primers - Overview of Large Language Models</li> </ul> </li> <li>forbesargentina.com: Por qu\u00e9 Nvidia, Google y Microsoft apuestan miles de millones en modelos LLM de IA Generativa para biotecnolog\u00eda</li> <li>youtube: AWS re:Invent 2023 - From hype to impact: Building a generative AI architecture (ARC217) Generative AI represents a paradigm shift for how companies operate today. Generative AI is empowering developers to reimagine customer experiences and applications while transforming virtually every industry. Organizations are rapidly innovating to create the right architecture for scaling generative AI securely, economically, and responsibly to deliver business value. In this talk, learn how leaders are modernizing their data foundation, selecting industry-leading foundation models, and deploying purpose-built accelerators to unlock the possibilities of generative AI.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"ai/#machine-learning","title":"Machine Learning","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Machine Learning Crash Course \ud83c\udf1f - A practical and accelerated introduction to Google\u2019s machine learning, featuring a series of animated videos, interactive visualizations, and hands-on exercises. 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By default, three service accounts are created in each project:<ol> <li>Builder: Used by build pods and assigned the system:image-builder role, which grants push capability into the internal registry to any image stream in the project.</li> <li>Deployer: Used by deploy pods and assigned the system:deployer role, which allows modifying replication controllers in the project.</li> <li>Default: Used by all other pods by default.</li> </ol> </li> <li>You can see them by running the following command:</li> </ul> <pre><code>oc get serviceaccounts\noc get sa\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>Running a Pod with a Different Service Account. You can run a pod with a service account other than the default:<ul> <li>Edit the deployment configuration:  <code>$ oc edit dc/&lt;deployment_config&gt;</code></li> <li>Add the serviceAccount and serviceAccountName parameters to the spec field, and specify the service account you want to use:</li> </ul> </li> </ul> <pre><code>spec:\n    securityContext: {}\n    serviceAccount: &lt;service_account&gt;\n    serviceAccountName: &lt;service_account&gt;\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p>Refs:</p> <ul> <li>ref1</li> <li>ref3 </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>Each service account is represented by the ServiceAccount resource and is associated with two additional secrets for access to the OpenShift API and the internal registry:</p> </li> </ul> <pre><code>$ oc describe serviceaccounts/default\nName:                default\nNamespace:           pgouser1\nLabels:              &lt;none&gt;\nAnnotations:         &lt;none&gt;\nImage pull secrets:  default-dockercfg-nrhwt\nMountable secrets:   default-token-vm8b5\n                     default-dockercfg-nrhwt\nTokens:              default-token-p6rhz\n                     default-token-vm8b5\nEvents:              &lt;none&gt;\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>The service account can be created and deleted with a simple command: <ul> <li><code>oc create sa myserviceaccount</code></li> <li><code>oc delete sa/myserviceaccount</code> </li> </ul> </li> <li>Every service account is also a member of two groups:<ul> <li>system:serviceaccounts, which includes all service accounts in the cluster</li> <li>system:serviceaccounts:&lt;project&gt;, which includes all service accounts in the project</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#roles-assigned-to-service-accounts","title":"Roles assigned to Service Accounts","text":"<ul> <li>When you create a pod, if you do not specify a service account, it is automatically assigned the default service account in the same namespace. If you get the raw json or yaml for a pod you have created (e.g. <code>oc get pods/podname -o yaml</code>), you can see the spec.serviceAccountName field has been automatically set.</li> <li>You can grant privileges to groups of service accounts, which will effectively grant those privileges to all accounts in the group:</li> </ul> <pre><code>$ oc adm policy add-role-to-group view system:serviceaccounts -n myproject\nrole \"view\" added: \"system:serviceaccounts\" \n</code></pre> <ul> <li>For example, to grant view privileges to all service accounts in the cluster in the project myproject:</li> </ul> <pre><code>$ oc adm policy remove-role-from-group view system:serviceaccounts \u2013n myproject\nrole \"view\" removed: \"system:serviceaccounts\" \n</code></pre>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#security-context-constraints-scc","title":"Security Context Constraints (SCC)","text":"<ul> <li>Security Context Constraints (SCCs) control what actions pods can perform and what resources they can access. </li> <li>SCCs combine a set of security configurations into a single policy object that can be applied to pods. </li> <li>These security configurations include, but are not limited to, Linux Capabilities, Seccomp Profiles, User and Group ID Ranges, and types of mounts. </li> <li>OpenShift ships with several SCCs:<ul> <li>The most constrained is the restricted SCC, and the least constrained is the privileged SCC:<ul> <li><code>oc edit scc restricted</code></li> <li><code>oc edit scc privileged</code> </li> </ul> </li> <li>The other SCCs provide intermediate levels of constraint for various use cases. </li> <li>The restricted SCC is granted to all authenticated users by default.</li> <li>The default SCC for most pods should be the restricted SCC.</li> </ul> </li> <li>If required, a cluster administrator may allow certain pods to run with different SCCs. Pods should be run with the most restrictive SCC possible. Pods inherit their SCC from the Service Account used to run the pod. With the default project template, new projects get a Service Account named default that is used to run pods. This default service account is only granted the ability to run the restricted SCC.</li> </ul>   ![crunchdydata scc1](images/crunchydata_scc1.png) ![crunchdydata scc2](images/crunchydata_scc2.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#scc-recommendations","title":"SCC Recommendations","text":"<ul> <li>Use OpenShift\u2019s Security Context Constraint feature, which has been contributed to Kubernetes as Pod Security Policies (PSP). PSPs are still beta in Kubernetes 1.10, 1.11, 1.12, 1.13, 1.14, 1.15 .</li> <li>Use the restricted SCC as the default </li> <li>For pods that require additional access, use the SCC that grants the least amount of additional privileges or create a custom SCC </li> <li>Remediation: Apply the SCC with the least privilege required</li> <li>Audit: <ul> <li>To show all available SCCs: <code>oc describe scc</code> </li> <li>To audit a single pod:  </li> </ul> </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc describe pod &lt;POD&gt; | grep openshift.io\\/scc\nopenshift.io/scc: restricted             \n</code></pre>   ![crunchdydata scc3](images/crunchydata_scc3.png)   <ul> <li> <p>Problem: Default SCC is \u201crestricted\u201d SCC -&gt; Crunchydata Postgres Cluster PODs are not rolled out</p> <ul> <li><code>oc get rs</code>: </li> </ul> <p></p> <ul> <li><code>oc describe rs mycluster5-lgyb-84b58f5dd9</code>: Warning FailedCreate 3m24s (x17 over 7m30s) replicaset-controller Error creating: pods \u201cmycluster5-lgyb-84b58f5dd9-\u201d is forbidden: unable to validate against any security context constraint: [fsGroup: Invalid value: []int64{26}: 26 is not an allowed group]</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#add-a-scc-to-a-project","title":"Add a SCC to a Project","text":"<ul> <li>SCCs are not granted directly to a project. Instead, you add a service account to an SCC and either specify the service account name on your pod or, when unspecified, run as the default service account.</li> <li>To add a SCC to a user: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group &lt;scc_name&gt; &lt;group_name&gt;</code></li> <li>To add a SCC to all service accounts in a namespace: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group &lt;scc_name&gt;  system:serviceaccounts:&lt;serviceaccount_namespace&gt;</code></li> <li>If you are currently in the project to which the service account belongs, you can use the -z flag and just specify the serviceaccount_name: <code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user &lt;scc_name&gt; -z &lt;serviceaccount_name&gt;</code></li> <li> <p>Examples:</p> <ul> <li><code>oc describe scc anyuid</code></li> <li><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-group anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1</code></li> <li> <p>\u2018default\u2019 serviceAccount:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1:default\n</code></pre> </li> <li> <p>User registered in Identity Provider:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid myuser\n</code></pre> </li> <li> <p>Custom serviceAccount:</p> <pre><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccounts:pgouser1:my-sa\n</code></pre> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>Refs:</p> <ul> <li>ref1</li> <li>ref2</li> <li>ref3 \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow1-without-custom-service-account-and-without-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow1 without custom Service Account and without DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow1](images/crunchydata_scc_workflow1.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow2-with-custom-service-account-and-without-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow2 with custom Service Account and without DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow2](images/crunchydata_scc_workflow2.png)   <ul> <li>Create a custom ServiceAccount and add a role to it within a Project:<ol> <li><code>oc project pgouser1</code></li> <li><code>oc get scc</code></li> <li><code>oc create serviceaccount my-sa \u2013n pgouser1</code></li> <li><code>oc describe sa my-sa</code></li> <li><code>oc get scc</code></li> <li><code>oc adm policy add-scc-to-user anyuid system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa</code></li> <li><code>oc policy add-role-to-user edit system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa</code></li> <li>Alternative to step #6:</li> </ol> </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc edit scc anyuid \n</code></pre> <pre><code>users:\n- system:serviceaccount:pgouser1:my-sa\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p>Other commands of interest:</p> <ul> <li><code>oc get role</code></li> <li><code>oc describe role pgo-role</code></li> <li><code>oc edit role pgo-role</code> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>References:</p> <ul> <li>ref1</li> <li>ref2</li> <li>ref3</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#workflow3-with-custom-service-account-and-deploymentconfig","title":"Workflow3 with custom service Account and DeploymentConfig","text":"![crunchdydata scc workflow3](images/crunchydata_scc_workflow3.png)"},{"location":"crunchydata/#environment-setup-port-forward-and-wsl","title":"Environment setup. Port Forward and WSL","text":"<ul> <li>Deployment method used in this presentation: Install Operator Using Bash</li> <li>Config files setup by installer are saved in:<ul> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Deployments</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Deployment Configs (empty, openshift feature not provided by CrunchyData)</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Secrets</li> <li>\u201cpgo\u201d Project -&gt; Config Maps</li> </ul> </li> <li>References:<ul> <li>ref1</li> </ul> </li> <li>WSL (Windows Subystem for Linux): alog/olog/clog functions must be adapted to be run in WSL\u2019s Ubuntu:</li> </ul> <pre><code>vim $HOME/.bashrc\n</code></pre> <pre><code># ~/.bashrc: executed by bash(1) for non-login shells.\n# see /usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files (in the package bash-doc)\n# for examples\n# If not running interactively, don't do anything\ncase $- in\n    *i*) ;;\n    *) return;;\nesac\n# don't put duplicate lines or lines starting with space in the history.\n# See bash(1) for more options\nHISTCONTROL=ignoreboth\n# append to the history file, don't overwrite it\nshopt -s histappend\n# for setting history length see HISTSIZE and HISTFILESIZE in bash(1)\nHISTSIZE=1000\nHISTFILESIZE=2000\n# check the window size after each command and, if necessary,\n# update the values of LINES and COLUMNS.\nshopt -s checkwinsize\n# If set, the pattern \"**\" used in a pathname expansion context will\n# match all files and zero or more directories and subdirectories.\n#shopt -s globstar\n# make less more friendly for non-text input files, see lesspipe(1)\n[ -x /usr/bin/lesspipe ] &amp;&amp; eval \"$(SHELL=/bin/sh lesspipe)\"\n# set variable identifying the chroot you work in (used in the prompt below)\nif [ -z \"${debian_chroot:-}\" ] &amp;&amp; [ -r /etc/debian_chroot ]; then\n    debian_chroot=$(cat /etc/debian_chroot)\nfi\n# set a fancy prompt (non-color, unless we know we \"want\" color)\ncase \"$TERM\" in\n    xterm-color|*-256color) color_prompt=yes;;\nesac\n# uncomment for a colored prompt, if the terminal has the capability; turned\n# off by default to not distract the user: the focus in a terminal window\n# should be on the output of commands, not on the prompt\n#force_color_prompt=yes\nif [ -n \"$force_color_prompt\" ]; then\n    if [ -x /usr/bin/tput ] &amp;&amp; tput setaf 1 &gt;&amp;/dev/null; then\n    # We have color support; assume it's compliant with Ecma-48\n    # (ISO/IEC-6429). (Lack of such support is extremely rare, and such\n    # a case would tend to support setf rather than setaf.)\n    color_prompt=yes\n    else\n    color_prompt=\n    fi\nfi\nif [ \"$color_prompt\" = yes ]; then\n    PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\\[\\033[01;32m\\]\\u@\\h\\[\\033[00m\\]:\\[\\033[01;34m\\]\\w\\[\\033[00m\\]\\$ '\nelse\n    PS1='${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\\u@\\h:\\w\\$ '\nfi\nunset color_prompt force_color_prompt\n# If this is an xterm set the title to user@host:dir\ncase \"$TERM\" in\nxterm*|rxvt*)\n    PS1=\"\\[\\e]0;${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\\u@\\h: \\w\\a\\]$PS1\"\n    ;;\n*)\n    ;;\nesac\n# enable color support of ls and also add handy aliases\nif [ -x /usr/bin/dircolors ]; then\n    test -r ~/.dircolors &amp;&amp; eval \"$(dircolors -b ~/.dircolors)\" || eval \"$(dircolors -b)\"\n    alias ls='ls --color=auto'\n    #alias dir='dir --color=auto'\n    #alias vdir='vdir --color=auto'\n    alias grep='grep --color=auto'\n    alias fgrep='fgrep --color=auto'\n    alias egrep='egrep --color=auto'\nfi\n# colored GCC warnings and errors\n#export GCC_COLORS='error=01;31:warning=01;35:note=01;36:caret=01;32:locus=01:quote=01'\n# some more ls aliases\nalias ll='ls -alF'\nalias la='ls -A'\nalias l='ls -CF'\n# Add an \"alert\" alias for long running commands.  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SETTINGS:\n#########################################\n# operator env vars\nexport PATH=$PATH:$HOME/odev/bin\nexport PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://127.0.0.1:18443\n#export PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://172.25.212.138:8443\nexport PGO_CA_CERT=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_CERT=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_KEY=$HOME/odev/src/github.com/crunchydata/postgres-operator/conf/postgres-operator/server.key\n#alias setip='export PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://`kubectl get service postgres-operator -o=jsonpath=\"{.spec.clusterIP}\"`:18443'\n#alias alog='kubectl logs `kubectl get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c apiserver'\n#alias olog='kubectl logs `kubectl get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c operator'\n#\nexport CCP_IMAGE_TAG=rhel7-11.1-2.3.0\nexport 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PGO_CA_CERT=$PGOROOT/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_CERT=$PGOROOT/conf/postgres-operator/server.crt\nexport PGO_CLIENT_KEY=$PGOROOT/conf/postgres-operator/server.key\n# common bash functions for working with the Operator\nfunction setip() { \nexport PGO_APISERVER_URL=https://`$PGO_CMD -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get service postgres-operator -o=jsonpath=\"{.spec.clusterIP}\"`:18443 \nexport CO_APISERVER_URL=https://`$PGO_CMD -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get service postgres-operator -o=jsonpath=\"{.spec.clusterIP}\"`:18443 \n}\nfunction alog() {\n$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" logs `$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c apiserver\n}\nfunction olog () {\n$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" logs `$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c operator\n}\nfunction slog () {\n$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" logs `$PGO_CMD  -n \"$PGO_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE\" get pod --selector=name=postgres-operator -o jsonpath=\"{.items[0].metadata.name}\"` -c scheduler\n}\n#export DOCKER_HOST=tcp://localhost:2375\n# crunchy containers: https://github.com/CrunchyData/crunchy-containers/tree/2.4.1\nexport GOPATH=$HOME/cdev        # set path to your new Go workspace\nexport GOBIN=$GOPATH/bin        # set bin path \nexport PATH=$PATH:$GOBIN        # add Go bin path to your overall path\nexport CCP_BASEOS=centos7       # centos7 for Centos, rhel7 for Redhat\nexport CCP_PGVERSION=10         # The PostgreSQL major version\nexport CCP_PG_FULLVERSION=10.9\nexport CCP_VERSION=2.4.1\nexport CCP_IMAGE_PREFIX=crunchydata # Prefix to put before all the container image names\nexport CCP_IMAGE_TAG=$CCP_BASEOS-$CCP_PG_FULLVERSION-$CCP_VERSION   # Used to tag the images\nexport CCPROOT=$GOPATH/src/github.com/crunchydata/crunchy-containers    # The base of the clone github repo\nexport CCP_SECURITY_CONTEXT=\"\"\nexport CCP_CLI=oc          # kubectl for K8s, oc for OpenShift\nexport CCP_NAMESPACE=crunchy-containers       # Change this to whatever namespace/openshift project name you want to use\nexport CCP_SECURITY_CONTEXT='\"fsGroup\":26'\nexport CCP_STORAGE_CLASS=gp2\nexport CCP_STORAGE_MODE=ReadWriteOnce\nexport CCP_STORAGE_CAPACITY=400M\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>port-forward to reach postgres-operator POD with \u2018pgo\u2019 tool (18443 port defined in previous .bashrc): </li> </ul> <pre><code>oc project pgo\noc get pod \noc port-forward postgres-operator-844d8f9777-8d5k5 -n pgo 18443:8443\n</code></pre>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#cluster-deployment-and-operation-with-pgo","title":"Cluster Deployment and Operation with pgo","text":"<pre><code>pgo create cluster mycluster --pgpool -n pgouser1 --resources-config=small --replica-count=1\npgo show cluster --all -n pgouser1\npgo backup mycluster --backup-type=pgbackrest \u2013n pgouser1\npgo failover mycluster --query \u2013n pgouser1\npgo failover mycluster --target=mycluster-olvhy \u2013n pgouser1\npgo test mycluster -n pgouser1\npgo create cluster somefastpg -n pgouser1 --node-label=speed=fast\npgo create cluster abouncer --pgbouncer  (sidecar pgbouncer added to this PG cluster)\npgo create cluster apgpool --pgpool \npgo status cluster mycluster \u2013n pgouser1\npgo ls mycluster \u2013n pgouser1\npgo reload mycluster \u2013n pgouser1\npgo scale mycluster \u2013n pgouser1\n</code></pre> <p>PGO USER allows you to manage users and passwords across a set of clusters:</p> <pre><code>pgo user \u2013-selector=name=mycluster --expired=300 \u2013-update-password \u2013n pgouser1\npgo user \u2013-change-password=bob \u2013n pgouser1 --selector=name=mycluster --password=newpass\n</code></pre>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#psql-access-from-postgres-operator-pod","title":"Psql access from postgres operator POD","text":"<pre><code>oc project pgo\noc get pods\noc rsh 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=c/postgres          +\n           |          |          |            |            | postgres=CTc/postgres\n template1 | postgres | UTF8     | en_US.UTF8 | en_US.UTF8 | =c/postgres          +\n           |          |          |            |            | postgres=CTc/postgres\n userdb    | postgres | UTF8     | en_US.UTF8 | en_US.UTF8 | =Tc/postgres         +\n           |          |          |            |            | postgres=CTc/postgres+\n           |          |          |            |            | testuser=CTc/postgres+\n           |          |          |            |            | user1=CTc/postgres\n(4 rows)\n</code></pre>"},{"location":"crunchydata/#access-from-another-pod-within-the-cluster-with-psql-client","title":"Access from another POD within the cluster with psql client","text":"<p>For example with this psql client</p> <pre><code>oc rsh postgresql-10-centos7-1-pjh46\nsh-4.2$ psql -p 5432 -h mycluster-pgpool.pgouser1 -U postgres postgres\npsql (10.6, server 11.3)\nWARNING: 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A completely scalable intake solution that didn\u2019t require a database because all the data was stored on S3.</li> <li>intellipaat.com: Difference between DBMS and RDBMS DBMS and RDBMS sound very similar, but can be confusing to those who are completely new to the database domain. Both of them are based on the technology of storing data. However, we will dive into this DBMS vs RDBMS blog to learn the difference between them.</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: Multi-Tenancy Support With Spring Boot, Liquibase, and PostgreSQL A step-by-step guide on how to implement multi-tenancy.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How Kubernetes and Database Operators Drive the Data Revolution</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How Radical API Design Changed the Way We Access Databases</li> <li>architecturenotes.co: Things You Should Know About Databases This is the first post in a series called Things You Should Know. Think of it as a primer to level set from base principles on various topics. 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Companies report significant benefits to standardization, consistency, and management as key drivers.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: More Database, Analytics Workloads Ran on Kubernetes in 2022 More than three in four participants in the new Data on Kubernetes survey now acknowledge the use of databases on Kubernetes, up from 50% in 2021.</li> <li>medium.com/@bijit211987: Kubernetes ready for stateful workloads and to Revolutionize Enterprise Database Management</li> <li>medium.com/javarevisited: Top Performance issues every developer/architect must know \u2014 part 1-Database</li> <li>infoq.com: Create Your Distributed Database on Kubernetes with Existing Monolithic Databases</li> <li>dineshchandgr.medium.com: Why do we need a Database Connection Pool? -every programmer must know In this article, we looked at what is Database connection and its life cycle. Then we saw the drawbacks of creating connections on the fly and then saw the need to use a Database Connection Pool. We also looked at the design patterns on where to place the connection pool. We have then looked at the performance issues that can arise from the Database connection pool and concluded the article by looking at the common connection pool frameworks used in Java.</li> <li>medium.com/fintechexplained: What Is Database Sharding? Learn How Splitting Database Across Multiple Machines Improves Performance By Processing Requests In Parallel For High Volume Applications</li> <li>blog.equationlabs.io: Managing database migrations safely in high replicated k8s deployment \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you will learn how to run database migrations in Kubernetes using the Job resource, init containers and rolling updates.</li> <li>blog.equationlabs.io: Managing database migrations safely in high replicated k8s deployment In this article, you will learn how to run database migrations in Kubernetes using the Job resource, init containers and rolling updates</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Distributed Database Architecture: What Is It?</li> <li>medium.com/@mkremer_75412: Why Postgres RDS didn\u2019t work for us (and why it won\u2019t work for you if you\u2019re implementing a big data solution)</li> <li>medium.com/@fengruohang: Database in Kubernetes: Is that a good idea? Perhaps one day, when the reliability and performance of distributed network storage surpass local storage and mainstream databases have some native support for storage-computation separation, things might change again \u2014 K8S might become suitable for databases. But for now, I believe putting serious production OLTP databases into K8S is immature and inappropriate. 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Dope since the 80s. https://t.co/zeoagBfMvW</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) December 28, 2020 <p>Stack Overflow's SQL Server is at 4% CPU with 500M queries/day https://t.co/wX9Od749ik https://t.co/1BAuEV9VgT</p>\u2014 Lukas Eder (@lukaseder) August 18, 2021 <p>PostgreSQL for relational.PromQL for monitoring.Two big alignments across the industry.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan at KubeCon \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) October 13, 2021 <p>I'm super curious, how many people have successfully migrated their databases from Oracle to Postgres in production? I'm talking 100% migration with Oracle being turned off at the end.</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) November 1, 2021 <p>Kubernetes can only meet stateful services half way. We need direct changes in databases, message brokers, and other stateful systems if we want to see a future where Kubernetes becomes the preferred destination to run them. 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So, for now, let\u2019s list some typical activities you might have in this role:<ul> <li>Providing leadership and guidance for reducing the time it takes to deploy a software change.</li> <li>Managing CI (continuous integration) systems and pipelines.</li> <li>Creating automated software builds and testing.</li> <li>Designing and implementing infrastructure.</li> <li>Automating infrastructure buildout and maintenance.</li> <li>Managing and enhancing logging and monitoring systems.</li> <li>Providing developers with self-service tools for provisioning systems, deploying code, and running tests.</li> </ul> </li> <li>freecodecamp.org: DevOps Engineering Course for Beginners</li> <li>bmc.com: DevOps Metrics for Optimizing CI/CD Pipelines</li> <li>simform.com: How to Implement DevOps for Enterprise? 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But security is lagging behind</li> <li>redeszone.net: No configurar bien la nube es culpable de la mayor\u00eda de vulnerabilidades</li> <li>cybersecuritydive.com: Relationships between DevOps, security warm slowly Some hurdles stem from miscommunication, or balancing quick product releases with undesired security gaps. \u201cSecurity people need developers to be more like security people and developers need security people to be more like developers.\u201d James Arlen, CISO at Aiven.</li> <li>bbvanexttechnologies.com: Filosof\u00eda DevSecOps en el desarrollo de aplicaciones sobre Azure</li> <li>harness.io: Automated DevSecOps with StackHawk and Harness</li> <li>cloudify.co: Understanding DevSecOps And Its Challenges</li> <li>containerjournal.com: The What and Why of Cloud-Native Security</li> <li>sysdig.com: Top vulnerability assessment and management best practices</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Where Are You on the DevSecOps Maturity Curve?</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The Top 5 Secrets Management Mistakes and How to Avoid Them</li> <li>arsouyes.org: PKCS, pem, der, key, crt,\u2026 Interesting read on security and ssl/tls certificates</li> <li>torq.io: 5 Security Automation Examples for Non-Developers</li> <li>infoq.com: Serverless Security: What\u2019s Left to Protect?</li> <li>dqindia.com: Secure your CI/CD pipeline with these tips from experts</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The DevSecOps Skillsets Required for Cloud Deployments</li> <li>devblogs.microsoft.com: You can\u2019t have security for DevOps until you have DevOps for security</li> <li>goteleport.com: Anatomy of a Cloud Infrastructure Attack via a Pull Request<ul> <li>edidiongasikpo.com: How to Give Developers Secure Access to Kubernetes Clusters \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>cncf/tag-security: CNCF Security Technical Advisory Group \ud83c\udf1f CNCF Security Technical Advisory Group \u2013 secure access, policy control, privacy, auditing, explainability and more!</li> <li>enterprisersproject.com: 5 DevSecOps open source projects to know Teams that embrace the DevSecOps approach make security an integral part of the entire application life cycle. 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Let\u2019s see how vulnerability scanning is done the right way.</li> <li>redhat.com: Getting DevSecOps to production and beyond Building security into DevOps practices helps safeguard the organization across the software development lifecycle.</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 open source security resources from 2021 This countdown is for the security articles for 2021 you need to read right now.</li> <li>redhat.com: Red Hat\u2019s approach to DevSecOps</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Open Source Democratized Software. Now Let\u2019s Democratize Security</li> <li>goteleport.com: Why DevSecOps is Going Passwordless</li> <li>infosecwriteups.com: How I Discovered Thousands of Open Databases on AWS My journey on finding and reporting databases with sensitive data about Fortune-500 companies, Hospitals, Crypto platforms, Startups during due diligence, and more.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Want Real Cybersecurity Progress? Redefine the Security Team</li> <li>devops.com: Taking a DevSecOps Approach to API Security</li> <li>devops.com: Continuous Security: The Next Evolution of CI/CD</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: Fantastic Infrastructure as Code security attacks and how to find them IaC Security Scanning with Kubernetes</li> <li>devops.com: How to Seamlessly Transition to DevSecOps DevSecOps Isn\u2019t Simple<ul> <li>In the last few months, the cybersecurity world has been taken by storm following the discovery of the Log4Shell vulnerability. The zero-day had the potential to put much of the connected world at risk and left security teams scrambling to quickly apply security patches to software just before Christmas 2021.</li> <li>As a result of the chaos caused by Log4Shell, many organizations kicked off the new year by carrying out security assessments to identify ways to improve detection and mitigation of future vulnerabilities. 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It helps in pushing features faster with fewer errors.</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Authentication vs Authorization \u2013 What\u2019s the Difference?</li> <li>betanews.com: Cloud security is complex \u2013 but most vulnerabilities fall into three key categories</li> <li>medium.com/@pbijjala: Container security, an eco system view</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Kubernetes Security in Your CI/CD Pipeline</li> <li>acloudguru.com: Cloud security risks: Why you should make apps Secure by Design</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Shifting (even further) Left on Kubernetes Resource Compliance Shifting left can help organizations optimize their use of fully-managed cloud environments and managed services, and tools like Open Policy Agent and Gatekeeper can help organizations ensure compliance in these environments</li> <li>hmaslowski.com: macOS Security hardening with Microsoft Intune</li> <li>kubewarden.io: Scanning secrets in environment variables This tutorial will teach you how to scan secrets in environment variables using Kubewarden and the  env-variable-secrets-scanner-policy</li> <li>dzone.com: How To Manage Vulnerabilities in Modern Cloud-Native Applications The article describes how to secure cloud-native applications to identify, manage, and remediate vulnerabilities across the tech stack and ways of integrating security.</li> <li>auth0.com: A Passwordless Future! 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Kubernetes security requires a complex and multifaceted approach since an effective strategy needs to:<ul> <li>Ensure clean code</li> <li>Provide full observability</li> <li>Prevent the exchange of information with untrusted services</li> <li>Produce digital signatures for clean code and trusted applications</li> </ul> </li> <li>Since Kubernetes follows a loosely coupled architecture, securing the ecosystem involves a cross-combination of best practices, tools, and processes. It is also recommended to consider frameworks that issue specific guidelines for easing the complexity of administering the security and compliance of a Kubernetes ecosystem. Such frameworks help organizations create flexible, iterative, and cost-effective approaches to keeping clusters and applications safe and compliant while ensuring optimum performance. A typical framework\u2019s guidance on Kubernetes security and compliance should essentially consider:<ul> <li>Architecture best practices</li> <li>Security within CI/CD pipelines</li> <li>Resource protection</li> <li>Container runtime protection</li> <li>Supply chain security</li> <li>Network security</li> <li>Vulnerability scanning</li> <li>Secrets management and protection</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#zero-trust-security","title":"Zero Trust Security","text":"<ul> <li>dzone.com: What Is Zero Trust Security? \ud83c\udf1f Zero Trust security is an IT security framework that treats everyone and everything to be hostile (in a good way!).</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Secured Access to Kubernetes from Anywhere with Zero Trust | Tenry Fu \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>securityboulevard.com: Implementing Zero-Trust Security With Service Mesh and Kubernetes</li> <li>cncf.io: Seven zero trust rules for Kubernetes</li> <li>rtinsights.com: Implementing Zero Trust for Kubernetes</li> <li>cisecurity.org: Where Does Zero Trust Begin and Why is it Important?</li> <li>devops.com: DevOps Security: Your Complete Checklist</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#authentication-and-authorization","title":"Authentication and Authorization","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Configure Microsoft Entra for Increased Security - (Related to kubernetes-security topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>thenewstack.io: How Do Authentication and Authorization Differ?</p> </li> <li>osohq.com: Patterns for Authorization in Microservices</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#openid-connect-and-oauth-20","title":"OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0","text":"<ul> <li>medium.com/getindata-blog: OAuth2-based authentication on Istio-powered Kubernetes clusters \ud83c\udf1f Starting with Envoy 1.17, authentication and authorization to Istio clusters don\u2019t require setting up external services if you decide to use OAuth2 Learn how it works in this hands-on tutorial.</li> <li>oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy: OAuth2 Proxy \ud83c\udf1f A reverse proxy that provides authentication with Google, Azure, OpenID Connect and many more identity providers.</li> <li>manfredmlange.medium.com: Containerized Keycloak in Development How to set up an OpenID Connect compliant development environment with Docker?</li> <li>dev.to/fidalmathew: Session-Based vs. Token-Based Authentication: Which is better?</li> <li>dev.to/irakan: Is JWT really a good fit for authentication?</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#quality-gates","title":"Quality Gates","text":"<ul> <li>dzone: DevOps Pipeline Quality Gates: A Double-Edged Sword In theory, quality gates seem like a no-brainer, but it does come with a catch.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"devsecops/#16-gates","title":"16 Gates","text":"<ul> <li>medium: Focusing on the DevOps Pipeline \ud83c\udf1f Delivering High Quality Working Software Faster with Agile DevOps. 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The study paints a troubling picture: Only 5% of survey respondents said most of their development teams use the same secrets management processes and tools. The incidents run the gamut, from secrets published in the clear in public cloud code repositories to insecure third-party code to vulnerabilities in the organization\u2019s own code or configurations.</li> <li>thorsten-hans.com: Encrypt your Kubernetes Secrets with Mozilla SOPS By default, Kubernetes Secrets (secrets) are stored with base64 encoding in YAML files. The lack of encryption for secrets often leads to the question of how to store secrets securely. Obviously, you don\u2019t want to put your sensitive configuration data into a git repository, because it is just encoded. echo  | base64 -d.<ul> <li>A typical solution is using services like Azure Key Vault, or HashiCorp Vault to persist sensitive data. Those services can be integrated with Kubernetes by using the Secrets Store CIS driver. However, relying on an additional service means that you have to manage and maintain that service in addition to Kubernetes. Additionally, depending on the service you use to store your sensitive data, some sensitive configuration must be stored somewhere to configure the CIS driver.</li> <li>As an alternative, you can use Mozilla SOPS (SOPS) to encrypt and decrypt your Kubernetes secret files. Secrets that are encrypted via SOPS can be stored in source control. Encrypted secrets will be decrypted locally just before they\u2019ll be deployed to Kubernetes. 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Here are four approaches to managing code used in those pipelines.</p> <ul> <li>Application and Infrastructure Code in One Repository</li> <li>Separate Infrastructure Repository, Multiple Branches</li> <li>Separate Infrastructure Repository, Directory-Based</li> <li>Multiple Infrastructure Repositories, One per Environment</li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>medium.com/codex: Points to Consider for Structuring Infrastructure as Code Repositories</p> </li> <li>medium.com/jumia-tech: Immutable Infrastructure &amp; GitOps \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/@alamdar.hussain0007: GitOps with Kubernetes</li> <li>thenewstack.io: KubeCon: 14,000 More Engineers Have Their GitOps Basics Down As GitOps grows in its ability to leverage DevOps practices via Infrastructure as Code, thousands get up to speed with GitOps Fundamentals.</li> <li>containerjournal.com: GitOps Workflows Expanding Beyond Kubernetes Clusters GitOps is an opinionated instance of a DevOps workflow that unifies both software deployment and the provisioning of infrastructure using code to create reusable templates.</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: GitOps Cookbook: Kubernetes automation in practice</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Best of 2022: GitOps: The Missing Link for CI/CD for Kubernetes</li> <li>devops.com: Declarative Compliance With Policy-as-Code and GitOps \ud83c\udf1f Declarative Compliance provides several benefits:<ul> <li>Increased efficiency</li> <li>Better managed compliance</li> <li>Minimized risk of human errors</li> <li>Enhanced security</li> <li>Faster deployment</li> <li>Better collaboration</li> </ul> </li> <li>dzone: The Essentials of GitOps \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.devops.dev: GitOps \u2014 Fundamentals Part 0</li> <li>thenewstack.io: The Next Kubernetes Management Frontier: Automation. 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Esta es la cuidada lista de Brais Moure para mejorar tus habilidades</li> </ul>"},{"location":"introduction/#platform-reference-architecture","title":"Platform Reference Architecture","text":"<ul> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on Azure We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. We condensed our key learnings for Azure setups into this reference architecture whitepaper.</li> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on GCP We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. We condensed our key learnings for GCP setups into this reference architecture whitepaper.</li> <li>humanitec.com: Platform reference architecture on AWS We looked at the Internal Developer Platforms built and run by some of the world\u2019s best platform engineering teams. 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They should also be publishing important events, such as a change feed.</li> <li>dotnetcurry.com: Microservices Architecture Pattern \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>geeksarray.com: Microservice Architecture Pattern for Architects \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: 5 design principles for microservices</li> <li>elastisys.com: Principles for Designing and Deploying Scalable Applications on Kubernetes [ARCHIVED] In this article, you will find 15 principles for how to design and deploy cloud-native applications on Kubernetes - for scalability, observability, automation &amp; security.</li> <li>simform.com: Microservices Design Principles: Do We Really Know It Well Enough? \ud83c\udf1f We are all well aware of microservices architecture, but do we know about its basic design principles and tenants that determine its implementation success? 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Uno de los principales problemas con HotSpot es su dificultad para seleccionar un tama\u00f1o adecuado para la generaci\u00f3n permanente. \u00bf128MB, 256MB? Es muy dif\u00edcil acertar para cada aplicaci\u00f3n. JRockit es din\u00e1mico en la gesti\u00f3n de memoria reservada para metadatos y sin l\u00edmites de tama\u00f1o (a excepci\u00f3n de la memoria del sistema). JRockit es tambi\u00e9n el \u00fanico JVM con soporte de heaps no contiguos (uso de memoria por encima y por debajo del alojamiento del kernel y otras librer\u00edas), importante en el caso de Windows donde su kernel a menudo se ubica en mitad del espacio de direcciones.</p> <p>Java 8 (HotRockit?) incorpora todas las herramientas de monitorizaci\u00f3n de HotSpot (Java VisualVM, jstat, jmap) y JRockit (Java Mission Control, Java Flight Recorder). Muy interesante.</p> <p>Un inconveniente de Java 8 es la fragmentaci\u00f3n de la memoria nativa para metadatos, pero probablemente incluya compactaci\u00f3n en un futuro pr\u00f3ximo.</p> <p>En el 2016 saldr\u00e1 Java 9 con la funcionalidad de auto-tuning y soporte de tama\u00f1os Heap multi-gigas.</p> <p>En cualquier caso hay una tendencia al Heap-Offloading. El consumo de memoria en Java tiene un coste y las pausas/latencias causadas por los Full GC son proporcionales al tama\u00f1o del heap. Estas pausas son notables en tama\u00f1os de heap &gt; 1Gb, con un considerable impacto en aplicaciones de tiempo real donde un proceso que no responde r\u00e1pido puede ser descartado del cluster. A\u00fan as\u00ed, los servidores actuales hacen uso de frameworks muy pesados y f\u00e1cilmente requieren heaps &gt; 4Gb. Una soluci\u00f3n a este problema es alojar fuera del heap los objetos poco utilizados mediante t\u00e9cnicas de serializaci\u00f3n/deserializaci\u00f3n (cach\u00e9). 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In such a case, you can use Tekton pipeline engine while getting all benefits from Jenkins as an orchestrator, user interface and the reporting engine. The Tekton Client plugin for Jenkins lets you easily use Jenkins to automate creating and running Tekton pipelines. It bridges the Kubernetes learning gap and allows invoking Tekton Pipelines and resources through Jenkins. This allows users to not have much of the Kubernetes specific knowledge beforehand and work. Its a single Jenkins plugin to install - so it\u2019s easy to use.</li> <li>harness.io: What is Pipeline as Code, and How Can You Leverage It?</li> <li>lambdatest.com: How To Set Jenkins Pipeline Environment Variables? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>slideshare.net: Jeff Geerling - Jenkins or: How I learned to stop worrying and love automation \ud83c\udf1f Configuring Jenkins like a pro. Use authorization strategies in jenkinsci unless you want to have Remote Code Execution as a Service! There are many plugins like Matrix Auth, Role Strategy and Folder Auth. Vendors like CloudBees also provide security engines in their products.</li> <li>youtube - CloudBeesTV: How to Run a Shell Script in Jenkins Pipeline \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>opensource.com: Make Jenkins logs pretty Jenkins\u2019 default logs can be hard to read, but they don\u2019t have to be.</li> <li>medium: Dynamic and reactive parameterization in Jenkins pipelines using HTML, Groovy, and Bash \ud83c\udf1f - Jenkins Plugin: Active Choices \ud83c\udf1f The Active Choices plugin is used in parametrized freestyle Jenkins jobs to create scripted, dynamic and interactive job parameters. Active Choices parameters can be dynamically updated and can be rendered as combo-boxes, check-boxes, radio-buttons or rich HTML UI widgets.</li> <li>automationreinvented.blogspot.com: How to schedule a job in Jenkins pipeline? 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And trigger a job automatically in Jenkins when a new code is committed in Bitbucket.</li> <li>developer.okta.com: Update App Secrets with Jenkins CI and .NET Core</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Deploy Helm charts with Jenkins CI/CD in Red Hat OpenShift 4 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>jenkins.io: Git Username/Password Credentials Binding for sh, bat, and powershell \ud83c\udf1f Google Summer of Code 2021 is implementing git credentials binding for sh, bat, and powershell. Git credentials binding is one of the most requested features for Jenkins Pipeline (see JENKINS-28335). 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The new offering strengthens CloudBees\u2019 leadership in the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) space by extending users\u2019 ability to leverage feature flag technology in both on-premise and cloud environments. CloudBees Feature Flags is from the company and application formerly known as Rollout, acquired last year by CloudBees.</li> <li>Feature flags have emerged as popular tools for deploying new features with the added advantage of enabling risk-free experimentation and fast results. As organizations enhance applications with rich new capabilities, many use feature flags to preview features for select audiences, with the ability to pull them back quickly if the functionality is not successful. In a recent survey, 97% of respondents say that it is important for their organization to implement new application features quickly, yet 65% say it is difficult for their organization to do so safely. CloudBees Feature Flags enables developers to easily release new features with confidence, reduce risk in doing so and manage large numbers of feature flags at scale.</li> <li>\u201cVery soon, all features will be released behind a feature flag. It\u2019s a natural evolution in continuous delivery. CloudBees has led the way in feature flag technology, making it a core part of our overall offering,\u201d said Sacha Labourey, CEO and co-founder, CloudBees. \u201cWith this release, we are providing the same functionality for on-premise environments that previously had only been available as a cloud-based service. 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You will use k6 to generate the load and observe the pod count increase as more requests are handled by the ingress controller.</li> <li>medium.com/@toonvandeuren: Kubernetes Scaling: The Event Driven Approach - KEDA In this article, you\u2019ll discuss two different approaches to automatic scaling of your apps within a Kubernetes cluster: the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler and the Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaler (KEDA) - youtube: Application Autoscaling Made Easy With Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA)</li> <li>Dzone: Autoscaling Your Kubernetes Microservice with KEDA Introduction to KEDA\u2014event-driven autoscaler for Kubernetes, Apache Camel, and ActiveMQ Artemis\u2014and how to use it to scale a Java microservice on Kubernetes.</li> <li>tomd.xyz: Event-driven integration on Kubernetes with Camel &amp; KEDA \ud83c\udf1f Can we develop apps in Kubernetes that autoscale based on events? 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They can replay it as well. They can also transform any metadata, like timestamps, before it sends it to your application.</li> <li>medium.com/teamsnap-engineering: Load Testing a Service with ~20,000 Requests per Second with Locust, Helm, and Kustomize</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-autoscaling/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"Click to expand! <p>\u2601\ufe0f Knowledge - Vertical vs Horizontal scaling \ud83d\udcc8Vertical scaling: Increase the power of machines. E.g. upgrade from 4 vCPU to 8 vCPU --&gt; Scaling Up \u2705Horizontal scaling: Add more machines. E.g. 3 web servers instead of 1 --&gt; Scaling Out \u2611\ufe0f</p>\u2014 Simon \u2601\ufe0f (@simonholdorf) October 2, 2021"},{"location":"kubernetes-autoscaling/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/","title":"Kubernetes Backup and Migrations","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>ETCD Backup</li> <li>Kubernetes Volume Snapshot</li> <li>Backup with Trillio Cloud-Native Data Protection for Kubernetes, OpenStack and Virtualization</li> <li>Backup with Kasten K10</li> <li>Backup with Velero</li> <li>Backup with Portworx PX-Backup</li> <li>Backup for GKE</li> <li>Konveyor Open Source Migration Tool for Kubernetes</li> <li>Other Tools</li> <li>Books</li> <li>Slides</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>kube-backup: Kubernetes resource state sync to git</li> <li>Stash If you are running production workloads in Kubernetes, you might want to take backup of your disks, databases etc. Stash is a cloud native data backup and recovery solution for Kubernetes workloads</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Cloud Native Backups, Disaster Recovery and Migrations on Kubernetes</li> <li>rancher.com: The No. 1 Rule of Disaster Recovery</li> <li>rancher.com: Disaster Recovery Preparedness for Your Kubernetes Clusters \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-snapshots: Automatic Volume Snapshots on Kubernetes is an operator that creates and expires snapshots according to annotations to your PersistentVolume or PersistentVolumeClaim resources.</li> <li>infracloud.io: Protecting Kubernetes applications data using Kanister<ul> <li>kanister.io \ud83c\udf1f An extensible open-source framework for application-level data management on Kubernetes. KANISTER allows domain experts to capture application specific data management tasks in blueprints which can be easily shared and extended. The framework takes care of the tedious details around execution on Kubernetes and presents a homogeneous operational experience across applications at scale.</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: Move Fast and Test in Kubernetes without Breaking Things with kanister and CI/CD \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>When using data mobility to improve your CI/CD pipeline, it\u2019s important to consider the data at different layers in your application stack. In many instances, you must perform operations on multiple layers of your application at once, as well as interact with Kubernetes itself. Kasten by Veeam developed Kanister to address these data mobility challenges and enable organizations to test safely with real data.</li> <li>Kanister, an open source project, provides a Kubernetes-native framework for application-level data management that supports complex data management workflows. Domain experts can capture application-specific data management tasks in blueprints, which can be easily shared and extended, eliminating many of the tedious details around execution on Kubernetes.</li> <li>Kanister is easy to integrate with your CI/CD pipeline, because it uses Kubernetes API extensions called custom resources. You can easily extend Kanister to work with custom applications as well as several common cloud native databases, simplifying and streamlining testing operations while reducing risk.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>thenewstack.io: DevSecOps Teams Need Application-Consistent Backups for Kubernetes Workloads</li> <li>percona.com: Using Volume Snapshot/Clone in Kubernetes (GKE &amp; Percona Kubernetes Operator for XtraDB Cluster)</li> <li>longhorn issue: Move replica to a different server</li> <li>aithority.com: Bacula Systems Announces World\u2019s First Enterprise-Class Backup and Recovery Solution for Red Hat OpenShift</li> <li>cloudify.co: Migrating Pods With Containerized Applications Between Nodes In The Same Kubernetes Cluster Using Cloudify \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Red Hat Brings Backup, Snapshots to OpenShift Container Storage</li> <li>thenewstack.io: 5 Best Practices to Back up Kubernetes</li> <li>Bacula Enterprise for OpenShift and Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dani-izquierdo95.medium.com: Batch processing using Cron Jobs. MySQL automated backup on Openshift/K8s</li> <li>itnext.io: Backup and Restore of Kubernetes Stateful Application Data with CSI Volume Snapshots</li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Backup &amp; Restore made easy! \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: 10 Key Takeaways from Kubernetes Backup &amp; Recovery For Dummies</li> <li>k8up.io Kubernetes Backup Operator distributed via a Helm chart, compatible with OpenShift and plain Kubernetes.</li> <li>medium.com/@amitabhprasad: Kubernetes volume backup for disaster recovery</li> <li>thenewstack.io: K8s Backup and Disaster Recovery Is More Important Than Ever Here are some considerations of a successful Kubernetes data protection strategy.</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API as an alpha feature. This provides a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without ever stopping them. This feature is primarily aimed at forensic analysis, but general backup-and-restore is something any Kubernetes user can take advantage of. So, let\u2019s take a look at this brand-new feature and see how we can enable it in our clusters and leverage it for backup-and-restore or forensic analysis.</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API \u2014 a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without stopping them. In this article, you\u2019ll take a look at it and learn how to leverage it for backup-and-restore or forensic analysis.</li> <li>blog.palark.com: Kubernetes snapshots: What are they and how to use them? \ud83c\udf1f With snapshots, you can make more efficient use of your storage solution by creating consistent backups and cloning volumes. In this article, you will find an introduction to snapshots in Kubernetes and an overview of typical use cases.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#etcd-backup","title":"ETCD Backup","text":"<ul> <li>youtube: Kubernetes.. ETCD Backup and Restore\u2026 Very Easy Steps\u2026 CKA Exam Tips..</li> <li>github.com/gardener/etcd-backup-restore Collection of components to backup and restore the Etcd of a Kubernetes cluster. It also provides the ability to validate the data directory, so that we could know the data directory is in good shape to bootstrap etcd successfully.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#kubernetes-volume-snapshot","title":"Kubernetes Volume Snapshot","text":"<ul> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.20: Kubernetes Volume Snapshot Moves to GA</li> <li>itnext.io: Backup and Restore of Kubernetes Stateful Application Data with CSI Volume Snapshots</li> <li>blocksandfiles.com: Red Hat OpenShift now does container storage backup \ud83c\udf1f Red Hat has teamed up with three container backup suppliers to integrate their services with the company\u2019s OpenShift Kubernetes distribution. The Red Hat-certified backup products for OpenShift container storage are parent company IBM\u2019s Spectrum Protect Plus; TrilioVault for Kubernetes; and Veeam-owned Kasten\u2019s K10.</li> <li>medium: Leveraging operator pattern and VolumeSnapshots to backup databases in Kubernetes</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-trillio-cloud-native-data-protection-for-kubernetes-openstack-and-virtualization","title":"Backup with Trillio Cloud-Native Data Protection for Kubernetes, OpenStack and Virtualization","text":"<ul> <li>Trillio</li> <li>TrillioVault for Kubernetes</li> <li>redhat.com: OpenShift Backup and Cluster failover with Triliovault \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-kasten-k10","title":"Backup with Kasten K10","text":"<ul> <li>Kasten</li> <li>redhat.com: OpenShift Backup and Recovery with Kasten K10</li> <li>blog.kasten.io: Extending Kubernetes Application Backup and Mobility to the Edge with Kasten K10 V4.5</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kasten K10 V4.5: Grafana Observability, More Edge Support</li> <li>faun.pub: Kasten K10 on KubeSphere to Ensure Kubernetes Backup and Restore</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-velero","title":"Backup with Velero","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero Backup and migrate Kubernetes applications and their persistent volumes</li> <li>akomljen.com: Kubernetes Backup and Restore with Velero \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>wecloudpro.com: Kubernetes Disaster Recovery with Velero \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium: Velero backup/restore for K8s Stateful Applications managed by Operators</li> <li>cloud.redhat.com: Velero Backup and Restore of an Application Using gp2 StorageClass on ROSA</li> <li>medium.com/@firat.yasar: Backup &amp; Restore Kubernetes resources with VELERO</li> <li>skildops.medium.com: Backup an entire Kubernetes cluster using Velero to AWS S3 Maintaining backup is always rewarding. Learn how to backup and restore an entire K8s cluster in this detailed article</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: Backup, Restore and Migrate Kubernetes Cluster resources using Velero In this tutorial, you\u2019ll learn how to take a backup of resources running in a Kubernetes cluster and migrate them to another cluster using Velero</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-with-portworx-px-backup","title":"Backup with Portworx PX-Backup","text":"<ul> <li>PX-Backup</li> <li>PX-Backup: docs</li> <li>With PX-Backup, backups of OpenShift applications can also be provided in a secure, self-service environment.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#backup-for-gke","title":"Backup for GKE","text":"<ul> <li>cloud.google.com: Announcing Backup for GKE: the easiest way to protect GKE workloads</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#konveyor-open-source-migration-tool-for-kubernetes","title":"Konveyor Open Source Migration Tool for Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/konveyor \ud83c\udf1f - konveyor.io A community to build tools and document best practices to modernize workloads and bring them to Kubernetes.</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Red Hat, IBM Launch Konveyor to Aggregate Kubernetes Tools</li> <li>engineering.konveyor.io: Konveyor Engineering Knowledgebase Engineers working on Konveyor have started putting their own kbase articles here.</li> <li>github.com/konveyor/crane: Crane 2.0 \ud83c\udf1f Crane 2, a tool for rehosting cloud workloads for Kubernetes.<ul> <li>youtube: Crane 2 Preview: Introduction and Demo Migrating workloads across clusters, from one k8s distro to another, will be the focus of open-source tool Crane 2.0. (A tool that\u2019s part of the Konveyor community.)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubebyexample.com: Migrating to Kubernetes with Open Source Tools (Konveyor, Tackle, KubeVirt, Forklift) \ud83c\udf1f KubeByExample\u2019s newest learning path applies open source tools to help you rehost, replatform, and refractor your applications to Kubernetes.</li> <li>slideshare.net: Migrating Java JBoss EAP Applications to Kubernetes With S2I<ul> <li>Despite the incredible pace of adoption of container orchestration platforms, the vast majority of EAP workloads are still running on VMs or bare metal. In a lot of cases enterprise operation teams are mandated to modernize and move these workloads to the cloud, and containerization and migration to Kubernetes is the natural destination. When talking about this migration path, we\u2019re often asked questions like:<ul> <li>What\u2019s involved?</li> <li>How easy is it to move these workloads?</li> <li>How can you be sure of no code changes?</li> <li>What tools are there to assist with this effort?</li> <li>What are the benefits of moving workloads to Kubernetes?</li> </ul> </li> <li>In this meetup, Philip Hayes, Runtimes Practice Lead at Red Hat, will provide answers to these questions and also include a step-by-step guide to migrating an EAP 7 application to Kubernetes.</li> <li>youtube: Migrating JBoss EAP Applications to Kubernetes with Source-to-Image (S2I)</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#other-tools","title":"Other Tools","text":"<ul> <li>RKE2 Standalone Disaster Recovery Guide \ud83c\udf1f - A comprehensive guide to recovering standalone RKE2 clusters not managed by Rancher, covering scenarios like etcd quorum loss, restoring from backup, and troubleshooting node join issues.</li> <li> <p>Automate SQL Server Backups with PowerShell - This article provides a PowerShell script to automate SQL Server backups. It outlines the script\u2019s functionality, including generating backups for specified databases, prioritizing larger ones, and moving the backup files to a designated folder. Key configuration elements like SQL Server IP and instance name, user credentials, excluded databases, and log file path are detailed.</p> </li> <li> <p>k8up.io K8up is a Kubernetes Operator that helps you:</p> <ul> <li>Backup all PVCs marked as ReadWriteMany or with a specific label</li> <li>Perform individual, on-demand backups</li> <li>Schedule backups to be executed on a regular basis</li> <li>And more</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#books","title":"Books","text":"<ul> <li>kasten.io: Kubernetes Backup &amp; Recovery For Dummies (Free e-book)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-backup-migrations/#slides","title":"Slides","text":"Click to expand! 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It cannot spin up a production cluster, it\u2019s a one node machine with no high availability.<ul> <li>murchie85.github.io: Installling minikube</li> <li>itnext.io: How to experiment locally on Kubernetes with minikube and your local Dockerfiles</li> <li>nfrankel.medium.com: Goodbye minikube I\u2019ve been using minikube as my local cluster since I started to learn Kubernetes. But I\u2019ve decided to let it go in favor of kind. Here\u2019s the story.</li> <li>linux.com: Getting Started With Kubernetes Is Easy With Minikube</li> <li>faun.pub: Accessing a remote minikube from a local computer Minikube is a lightweight Kubernetes implementation that creates a VM on your local machine. In this article, you will learn how to connect to a remote computer with minikube installed.</li> <li>adamtheautomator.com: Jumpstart Kubernetes Locally with this MiniKube Tutorial You\u2019ll usually find Kubernetes where it makes sense \u2014 i.e. in cloud environments. But how do you speed up development for Kubernetes? Could you test deployments locally?</li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes Minikube Tutorial for Beginners</li> </ul> </li> <li>kind Kubernetes IN Docker - local clusters for testing Kubernetes. Kind is a tool for running local Kubernetes clusters using Docker container \u201cnodes\u201d. kind was primarily designed for testing Kubernetes itself, but may be used for local development or CI.<ul> <li>kubernetes-development-environment-in-a-box This project is geared toward running multiple isolated KinD cluster on a single instance. This project produces an AMI image that can run an instance that has Docker and multiple isolated Kubernetes clusters running in it using KinD. The main use case is to setup one node that can run multiple fully isolated Kubernetes cluster on it for development purposes.</li> <li>faun.pub: Finally, (successfully\u2026) setup docker registry inside kind Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>blog.kubesimplify.com: Yours Kindly Drone Kubernetes Native Continuous Integration (CI) on your laptops. A hands-on tutorial on how to use KinD and Drone to set up CI with Kubernetes on your local machine. At the end of these steps, you will have a completely functional Kubernetes &amp; CI to build and deploy cloud-native apps on K8s</li> <li>medyagh/setup-minikube setup-minikube is a Github action that creates a temporary minikube cluster for testing</li> <li>dev.to: How to run Minikube on Apple M1 chip without Docker Desktop using Colima</li> </ul> </li> <li>store.docker.com: Docker Community Edition EDGE with kubernetes. Installing Kubernetes using the Docker Client Currently only available in Edge edition.</li> <li>medium.com: Local Kubernetes for Linux\u200a\u2014\u200aMiniKube vs MicroK8s</li> <li>itnext.io: Run Kubernetes On Your Machine Several options to start playing with K8s in no time</li> <li>padok.fr: MiniKube, Kubeadm, Kind, K3S, how to get started on Kubernetes?</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes Development Environments \u2013 A Comparison</li> <li>opensource.com: 4 ways to run Kubernetes locally Set up a local development environment or just try out the container orchestration platform with these tools.</li> <li>dex.dev: Local Development Clusters</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes local playground alternatives</li> <li>dex.dev: Local Development Clusters</li> <li>blog.radwell.codes: What\u2019s the best Kubernetes distribution for local environments? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Metal Kubes Create OnPrem Kubernetes Cluster. Install Kubernetes Cluster on Bare Metal Machines</li> <li>blog.flant.com: Small Kubernetes for your local experiments: k0s, MicroK8s, kind, k3s, and Minikube</li> <li>dj-wasabi/vagrant-kubernetes Playground for setting up small Kubernetes cluster on some vagrant boxes and practice with various examples to get familiar with K8s.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-based-devel/#kubernetes-based-development-kubernetes-development-tools","title":"Kubernetes Based Development. Kubernetes Development Tools","text":"<ul> <li>itnext.io: Software development in containers \u2014 a cookbook \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A guide to developing containerized software</li> <li>kubevious \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Kubevious is a read-only dashboard and config validator. Kubevious gives deep insights on app config and structure.</li> <li>tilt.dev You can use Tilt to easily build and run your application on Kubernetes. In comparison with similar tools, it provides UI for managing the process and cloud platform to share data with your team.<ul> <li>medium: Happy trip to Kubernetes in our company Kubernetes Local Development Made Easy! Not Minikube, neither Skaffold, but Tilt to the rescue.<ul> <li>Minikube: Initially, they found Minikube as the first solution to manipulate K8s and test everything in our local environment. To manually deploy a service in Minikube they had to build the image in docker every time they made a change. If you are only managing one service this would be easy to handle, but if we work with many services in a repository that needs to be running to work as expected, we should have a way to run those builds automatically and restart the pods to take the new image.</li> <li>Skaffold: They researched how to automatize this and found Skaffold, a tool to create a complete dev environment fully integrated with Kubernetes and Minikube. Skaffold takes over to build all the images that you need, restart the pods and listen for more changes. With this, you can achieve a hot-building feature sending everything to minikube, the devs won\u2019t have to take care of this task. It was a win for them to find this tool.</li> <li>Challenge: Something that caused friction for the developers was the way they had to run all the code locally. They had to make changes using docker-compose and then, test using Skaffold. This may generate little delays in the development workflow.</li> <li>Tilt to the rescue: Finally, they found Tilt - An open-source tool that is focused on generating a comfortable and customizable rebuild for Docker and Kubernetes. Tilt makes really easy to manage development in a local environment of many services that need to communicate among them. Also, it\u2019s focused on the Developer Experience. Once they implemented Tilt, they were able to use their services in the dev phase by running: tilt up. With a well-written configuration and settings, you can get reloads in a few milliseconds using the sync feature. Also, it has easy integration with Helm which is the most used package manager for K8s.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>garden.io</li> <li>microcks.io K8s-based API mock/test tool.<ul> <li>microcks.io: Podman Compose support in Microcks</li> </ul> </li> <li>loft.sh: Checklist for Kubernetes-Based Development \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes Development Environments \u2013 A Comparison</li> <li>loft.sh: Skaffold vs Tilt vs DevSpace</li> <li>yitaek.medium.com: Useful Tools for Better Kubernetes Development \ud83c\udf1f Lens, Polaris, kube-hunter, kube-bench, Trivy, Goldilocks, Kyverno, kube-ps1, kubectx + kubens , krew, kubectl-neat, kube-no-trouble, helm-mapkubeapis, kube-diff + helm-diff , kube forwarder, kubecost, kubespy.</li> <li>cncf.io: Tools to develop apps on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.usejournal.com: Useful Tools for Better Kubernetes Development</li> <li>rookout.com: Developer Tools for Kubernetes in 2021: Helm, Kustomize, and Skaffold (Part 1)<ul> <li>rookout.com: Developer Tools for Kubernetes in 2021 \u2013 Skaffold, Tilt, and Garden (Part 2) In that previous blog post, I also mentioned another tool \u2013 Skaffold. While Skaffold has limited ability to define Kubernetes applications and build and deploy them in CI/CD pipelines, it\u2019s core functionality is creating a development environment for Kubernetes. In this blog post, I\u2019ll discuss the alternative tools of doing just that \u2013 spinning up a development environment on Kubernetes. So let\u2019s go into an in-depth comparison of Skaffold, Tilt, and Garden. 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Made Easy 101 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>coderstan.com: Apache Spark on Kubernetes\u2014Lessons Learned from Launching Millions of Spark Executors (Databricks Data+AI Summit 2022) In this case study, you will learn how Apple uses Spark and Kubernetes to process 380K+ jobs per day</li> <li>spot.io: Setting up, Managing &amp; Monitoring Spark on Kubernetes</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: Master SparkML: Practical Guide for Machine Learning Unleash the power of SparkML with our hands-on tutorial. Discover machine learning made easy and efficient.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-bigdata/#databricks","title":"Databricks","text":"<ul> <li>aprenderbigdata.com: Databricks: Introducci\u00f3n a Spark en la nube<ul> <li>Databricks es el nombre de la plataforma anal\u00edtica de datos basada en Apache Spark desarrollada por la compa\u00f1\u00eda con el mismo nombre. La empresa se fund\u00f3 en 2013 con los creadores y los desarrolladores principales de Spark. 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You\u2019ll learn by creating network namespaces and virtual ethernet devices manually.</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: The ultimate guide to Kubernetes Services, LoadBalancers, and Ingress \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sanjimoh.medium.com: Demystifying Kubernetes Networking \u2014 Episode 1 In this series of articles you will learn about Kubernetes networking:<ul> <li>Linux namespaces and Networking namespace</li> <li>Intra pod networking &amp; pause container</li> <li>Kubernetes networking model</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Tune up your Kubernetes Application Performance with a small DNS Configuration</li> <li>medium.com/@mehmetodabashi: Kubernetes networking and service object: Understanding ClusterIp and nodePort with hands on study</li> <li>medium.com/@jasonmfehr: Inspecting Kubernetes Client to API Server Network Traffic</li> <li>medium.com/geekculture: K8s Network \u2014 CNI Introduction Introduction to K8s container network interface</li> <li>medium.com/patilswapnilv: Getting Started with Kubernetes Networking \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you will examine Kubernetes networking with the help of 10 detailed diagrams</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Ingress with Nginx How to install and secure Nginx Ingress</li> <li>medium.com/codex: Access Application Externally In Kubernetes Cluster using Load Balancer Service Learn how to create a Pod and how to create a Load Balancer service using Kubernetes cluster. And access the application from outside.</li> <li>itnext.io: Inspecting and Understanding k8s Service Network \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ovidiuborlean.medium.com: Networking latency measurement in Kubernetes with Sockperf plugin</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes networking deep dive: Did you make the right choice? Kubernetes networking design can be intimidating, especially when you are the one to make decisions for cluster-level network choices. In this session, we will discuss how these choices will affect cluster routing and load balancing, focusing on KubeProxy modes(iptables vs IPVS) and network solutions.</li> <li>medium.com/@muhidabid.cs: Why does Kubernetes need Ingress? - muhidabid.hashnode.dev: Why does Kubernetes need Ingress?</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: K8s \u2014 ipvs Mode Introduction</li> <li>edureka.co: Kubernetes Networking \u2013 A Comprehensive Guide To The Networking Concepts In Kubernetes</li> <li>whyk8s.substack.com: Why not DNS? Why is KubeProxy necessary? 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It provides an example of two pods, one acting as an HTTP web server and the other as a curl client that makes a request to the web server.</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Kubernetes Ingress Vs Gateway API \ud83c\udf1f Understanding the Differences between Kubernetes Ingress and Gateway API for Effective Traffic Management</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Kubernetes: Deploying NGINX with a ConfigMap | Chanel Jemmott</li> <li>medium.com/@sangjinn: How to communicate with Kubernetes workloads \u2014 Part I. Service | Brandon Kang<ul> <li>medium.com/@sangjinn: How to communicate with Kubernetes workloads \u2014 Part II. 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The Gateway API was intended as a redo of these APIs, built on the lessons from Services, Ingress and the service mesh community.</li> <li>blog.flomesh.io: Kubernetes Gateway API \u2014 Evolution of Service Networking</li> <li>armosec.io: The New Kubernetes Gateway API and Its Use Cases</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Security with Kubernetes Gateway API \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>navendu.me: Comparing Kubernetes Gateway and Ingress APIs In this article, you will explore the new Kubernetes Gateway API and compare it with the existing Kubernetes Ingress API for handling external traffic</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-networking/#kube-proxy","title":"Kube-proxy","text":"<ul> <li> <p>NFTables mode for kube-proxy in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f - This article introduces the new nftables mode for kube-proxy, an alpha feature in Kubernetes 1.29 that is currently in beta and expected to reach General Availability (GA) in version 1.33. 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Git becomes the source of truth for your security policies.</li> <li>It would be much easier to manage if no user could create a security policy from kubectl. Then you can enable de-centralized security by creating specific users for different services, and giving them rights to deploy only specific policies. Developers and DevOps teams are very comfortable with the notion of a Git pipeline.</li> </ul> </li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: K8s Networking \u2014 Calico (Part1) Introduction to Calico.</li> <li>medium.com/@arbnair97: Introduction to Kubernetes Network Policy and Calico Based Network Policy Kubernetes Network Policies are designed to control the network\u2019s traffic flow in and out of the cluster. 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This is often used on storage volumes against things in Kubernetes such as Prometheus, MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, or any other stateful service.</li> </ul> </li> <li>borchero/switchboard: Switchboard Kubernetes Operator for Automatically Issuing DNS Records and TLS Certificates for Traefik Ingress Routes.</li> <li>scylladb/scylla-operator Scylla Operator is a Kubernetes Operator for managing and automating tasks related to managing Scylla clusters</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Controllers, Custom Resources, and Operators Explained<ul> <li>This article will dive deep into one of Kubernetes\u2019 core concepts \u2014 Controllers, Kubernetes API, CRDs, and Operators.</li> <li>This 4-part series covers:<ul> <li>Kubernetes controllers, Custom Resources, and operators</li> <li>Building Kubernetes operators</li> <li>Testing Kubebuilder operators</li> <li>Deploying Kubebuilder operators to Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>coderanger/migrations-operator: Migrations-Operator A Kubernetes operator to manage database migrations or similar application setup tasks.</li> <li>omerxx.com: 10 Things I wish I\u2019d known before building a Kubernetes CRD controller Controllers, operators, informers and other K8s mysteries. 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A declarative way of defining infrastructure state using YAML allows a super easy definition of the scheme for the deployment of the application. Deploying stateless applications is not a big deal. On the other hand \u2014 deploying distributed stateful applications, configuring, and operating them is a challenging task.</p> </li> <li> <p>Kubernetes addressed this issue by allowing developers to extend it, using the Kubernetes operator. The operator reacts to the custom resource and reconciliate the state in the cluster with the state defined in the custom resource, by implementing logic embedded in the operator itself.</p> </li> <li> <p>When designing/writing an application, intended to run on the Kubernetes, one should take into account capabilities provided by Kubernetes and take that information when designing software architecture. It can speed up implementation, make an application more reliable and the code can focus more on business logic itself.</p> </li> <li> <p>There are multiple ways to create an operator. You could write one from scratch using Kubernetes  client-go. It\u2019s a tedious task and the learning curve is steep. As an alternative, multiple tools provide boilerplate code and speed up the writing of operators. Popular ones are Operatorsdk and Kubebuilder. The focus of the article will be on creating an operator using Kubebuilder. Let\u2019s create an operator which will create a pod running a simple HTTP API and bind some data to the HTTP API.</p> </li> <li>dev.to/thenjdevopsguy: What Is A Kubernetes Operator?</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-operators-controllers/#operatorhubio","title":"operatorhub.io","text":"<ul> <li>operatorhub.io OperatorHub.io is a new home for the Kubernetes community to share Operators. 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I\u2019d leave Operator Frameworks or Bare Programming Language implementations only for the cases when keeping a single programming language in your organization is a priority.</li> <li>rookout.com: Lessons Learned When Building A Kubernetes Operator</li> <li>brennerm.github.io: Kubernetes operators with Python #1: Creating CRDs</li> <li>vivilearns2code.github.io: Writing Controllers For Kubernetes Resources</li> <li>cloudark.medium.com: Writing Kubernetes Custom Controllers</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Managing stateful applications with Kubernetes Operators in Golang \ud83c\udf1f Explore this pattern by creating a Kubernetes Operator in Golang to keep a WordPress site up to date.</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Dummy Operator in Java - youtube: Creating a Kubernetes Operator in Java by Rudy De Busscher</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: Build a Highly Available Kubernetes Operator Using Golang Develop a simple Kubernetes operator from scratch. In this article, you will build a \u201chello world\u201d operator using the client-go library, make adaptations to it to achieve high availability, and deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster using Helm.</li> <li>kubernetes/sample-controller Repository for sample controller. 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Here\u2019s what\u2019s really going on.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.20 Lands with 44 Enhancements</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.20 Enhances the Operator Experience and Brings New Features to the Container Runtime</li> <li>openshift.com: Kubernetes is Removing Docker Support, Kubernetes is Not Removing Docker Support</li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes v1.21 Released: Here is What you should know</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.21 Brings a New Memory Manager, More Flexible Scheduling</li> <li>kubernetes.io: kubernetes 1.21: CronJob Reaches GA</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.21: Power to the Community</li> <li>devclass.com: Kubernetes 1.21 unloads pod security, adds dual IPv4/IPv6 networking, and shuts down gracefully</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Introducing Suspended Jobs in Kubernetes 1.21</li> <li>analyticsindiamag.com: Kubernetes v1.21 Released: Major Updates &amp; Latest Features</li> <li>openshift.com: Kubernetes 1.21 Grows Innovative New Features</li> <li>Kubernetes v1.16 API deprecation testing Examples of how to test the impact of the v1.16 API deprecations and ways to debug early!</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.21: Metrics Stability hits GA</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.22 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes API and Feature Removals In 1.22: Here\u2019s What You Need To Know In this version, multiple beta APIs will be removed. 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This blog shares some historical context and why it has been replaced by Pod Security admission control.</li> <li>macchaffee.com: The Fumbled Deprecation of PodSecurityPolicies In this article, you will learn why PodSecurityPolicies never made it as a GA feature, why they had to be replaced and what you should consider going forward.</li> <li>datree.io: EKS 1.22 Upgrade Tutorial</li> <li>kubernetes.io: registry.k8s.io: faster, cheaper and Generally Available (GA) Starting with Kubernetes 1.25, our container image registry has changed from k8s.gcr.io to registry.k8s.io. This new registry spreads the load across multiple Cloud Providers &amp; Regions, functioning as a sort of content delivery network (CDN) for Kubernetes container images. This change reduces the project\u2019s reliance on a single entity and provides a faster download experience for a large number of users.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.26 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>armosec.io: Kubernetes Version 1.26: Everything You Should Know</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Non-Graceful Node Shutdown Moves to Beta</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Support for Passing Pod fsGroup to CSI Drivers At Mount Time</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Pod Scheduling Readiness Very interesting use case dealing with ResourceQuota; if a new Pod exceeds the CPU quota, it gets rejected. Now you can avoid this and build your queue or scale on demand using scheduling gates.</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.26: CPUManager goes GA</li> <li>itnext.io: Unleashing the Power of Kubernetes 1.26: Exploring the New ValidatingAdmissionPolicy Feature with CEL</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.26: Job Tracking, to Support Massively Parallel Batch Workloads, Is Generally Available After multiple iterations and scale verifications, Kubernetes switched to a new Job Controller. Paired with the Indexed completion mode, the Job controller can handle massively parallel batch jobs, supporting up to 100k concurrent Pods.</li> <li>alexandrev.medium.com: Kubernetes Autoscaling 1.26: A Game-Changer for KEDA Users?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.26: Advancements in Kubernetes Traffic Engineering In this article, you will learn about the significant advancements in network traffic engineering in Kubernetes v1.26 (Service internal traffic policy support, EndpointSlice terminating conditions and Proxy terminating endpoints.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes 1.27 \u2013 What\u2019s new?</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes v1.27: Chill Vibes v1.27 is the first release that anyone can remember where we didn\u2019t receive a single exception request after the enhancements freeze. Even as the release progressed, things remained much calmer than any of us are used to. This release consist of 60 enhancements. 18 of those enhancements are entering Alpha, 29 are graduating to Beta, and 13 are graduating to Stable.</li> <li>medium.com/@jonathan_37674: Kubernetes 1.27: Everything You Should Know | ARMO</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Kubernetes 1.27 Arrives The big change, the new image registry replacing the old one, marks a clear break between this version and the ones that have come before</li> <li>armosec.io: Kubernetes 1.27 Release: Enhancements and Security Updates</li> <li>Private Access to the AWS Management Console is generally available</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Kubernetes 1.27: In-place Resource Resize for Kubernetes Pods (alpha)<ul> <li>If you have deployed Kubernetes pods with CPU and/or memory resources specified, you may have noticed that changing the resource values involves restarting the pod. 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Also in the box: Better support for DNS and more allowable time between necessary upgrades.</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: Kubernetes Planternetes v1.28: Non-Graceful Node Shutdown Feature If a node shuts down unexpectedly or ends up in a non-recoverable state (perhaps due to hardware failure or unresponsive OS), Kubernetes allows you to clean up afterward and allow stateful workloads to restart on a different node.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/","title":"Kubernetes Security","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>IAM Identity And Access Management in Kubernetes</li> <li>Securing Kubernetes Deployments</li> <li>Securing a Kubernetes cluster using TLS certificates. 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This article and the accompanying repository were created to help penetration testers and administrators better understand common misconfiguration scenarios.</li> <li>sysdig.com: Kubernetes Security Guide \ud83c\udf1f Best practices, guidance and steps for implementing Kubernetes security.</li> <li>resources.whitesourcesoftware.com: Kubernetes Security Best Practices \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sysdig.com: Getting started with Kubernetes audit logs and Falco \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Best Practices for Securely Setting up a Kubernetes Cluster</li> <li>thenewstack.io: A Security Comparison of Docker, CRI-O and Containerd \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>github.com/stackrox: Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist Study Guide \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes Security: Attacking and Defending K8s Clusters - by Magno Logan</li> <li>cncf.io: Kubernetes Security \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>microsoft.com: Secure containerized environments with updated threat matrix for Kubernetes</li> <li>kyverno.io \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Native Policy Management. 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If someone has a username of system:kube-controller-manager on an external Identity system, Kubernetes will quite happily give them the rights of the controller manager. The \u2013oidc-username-prefix and \u2013oidc-groups-prefix flags are userful for preventing this in OIDC integrations.</li> <li>medium: Securing the Kubernetes cluster | Lessandro Z. Ugulino</li> <li>infoworld.com: The race to secure Kubernetes at run time A new wave of startups is looking to help developers secure their containerized applications after they go into production. Is this the future of application security?</li> <li>goteleport.com: Kubernetes API Access Security Hardening</li> <li>infoworld.com: Securing the Kubernetes software supply chain with Microsoft\u2019s Ratify Microsoft\u2019s Ratify proposal adds a verification workflow to Kubernetes container deployment. The Ratify team has some demo code in their GitHub repository that shows how to use Ratify with Gatekeeper in Kubernetes. Ratify installs using a Helm chart, bringing along some sample configuration templates.</li> <li>amazicworld.com: Top 5 security threats unique to a Kubernetes and Cloud Native stack</li> <li>peoplactive.com: Kubernetes and Container Security Checklist to Build Secure Apps [ARCHIVED]</li> <li>venturebeat.com: Kubernetes security will have a breakout year in 2022</li> <li>medium: Comparing Kubernetes Security Frameworks and Guidance \ud83c\udf1f Comparing popular Kubernetes security and compliance frameworks, how they differ, when to use, common goals, and suggested tools.<ul> <li>blog.gitguardian.com: Hardening Your Kubernetes Cluster - Guidelines (Pt. 2) \ud83c\udf1f In this second episode, we will go through the NSA/CISA security recommendations and explain every piece of the guidelines.</li> </ul> </li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: How is security managed in Kubernetes clusters? Best practices for managing security in Kubernetes at various layers</li> <li>blog.gitguardian.com: Kubernetes Hardening Tutorial Part 1: Pods Get a deeper understanding of Kubernetes Pods security with this first tutorial. 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In this article, you will learn how attackers use this information and how to secure your cluster.</li> <li>cast.ai: Kubernetes Security: 10 Best Practices from the Industry and Community \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Basic Principles Key to Securing Kubernetes\u2019 Future Once these capabilities have been established, Ops teams can begin to look further afield and explore leveraging the value of their data through activities like testing and optimization.</li> <li>medium.com/@codingkarma: Kubernetes Goat Part-1 In this article, you will learn how to attack and defend a Kubernetes cluster by solving the challenges of Kubernetes goat \u2014 an intentionally vulnerable cluster environment to learn and practice Kubernetes security</li> <li>medium.com/@badawekoo: Limit number of processes running in a Kubernetes pod When it comes to Kubernetes security, It is very important to harden the core components of the cluster which are pods, and limit the risks that can be originated from inside the pods. That\u2019s why limiting number of processes that can run inside a pod will limit any vulnerabilities in your cluster.</li> <li>copado.com: Applying a Zero Trust Infrastructure in Kubernetes</li> <li>dev.to/pavanbelagatti: Kubernetes Security Best Practices For Developers</li> <li>itnext.io: Journey Of A Microservice Application In The Kubernetes World \ud83c\udf1f Security considerations: security related tools. 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Specifically, you will discuss some of the best practices in AWS EKS.</li> </ul> </li> <li>armosec.io: NSA &amp; CISA Kubernetes Hardening Guide \u2013 what is new with version 1.1 In March 2022, NSA &amp; CISA has issued a new version of the Kubernetes Hardening Guide \u2013 1.1. Here are the most important points addressed in this new version.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#cis-benchmarks-and-cis-operator","title":"CIS Benchmarks and CIS Operator","text":"<ul> <li>ibm.com: CIS Benchmarks Developed by a global community of cybersecurity professionals, CIS Benchmarks are a collection of best practices for securely configuring IT systems, software, networks, and cloud infrastructure.</li> <li>aymen-abdelwahed.medium.com: K8s Operators \u2014 CIS Kubernetes Benchmarks How can I run my workloads securely on top of Kubernetes? In this post, we\u2019ll be taking a look at the CIS-Benchmark, breaking the concept down to simple terms, and in the end, deploying the CIS-Operator using Helm charts and custom values<ul> <li>rancher/cis-operator This is an operator that can run on a given Kubernetes cluster and provide ability to run security scans as per the CIS benchmarks, on the cluster.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#user-and-workload-identities-in-kubernetes","title":"User and Workload identities in Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Four Methods to Access Azure Key Vault from Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) \ud83c\udf1f - This article explores various methods for applications hosted on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) to securely retrieve secrets from Azure Key Vault. It details the use of Microsoft Entra Workload ID, which integrates with Kubernetes to federate with external identity providers, enabling pods to obtain Kubernetes identities via Service Account Token Volume Projection. This allows for the secure exchange of Kubernetes tokens for Microsoft Entra access tokens, facilitating secure access to Azure resources.</p> </li> <li> <p>learnk8s.io/authentication-kubernetes: User and workload identities in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</p> <ul> <li>The difference b/w externally managed and internal identities.</li> <li>How Kubernetes assigns identities for internal users with Service Accounts.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#service-accounts","title":"Service Accounts","text":"<ul> <li>Service account is an important concept in terms of Kubernetes security. You can relate it to AWS instance roles and google cloud instance service account if you have a cloud background. By default, every pod gets assigned a default service account if you don\u2019t specify a custom service account. Service account allows pods to make calls to the API server to manage the cluster resources using ClusterRoles or resources scoped to a namespace using Roles. Also, you can use the Service account token from external applications to make API calls to the kubernetes API server.<ul> <li>devopscube.com: How To Create Kubernetes Service Account For API Access</li> <li>devopscube.com: How to Create kubernetes Role for Service Account</li> <li>github.com/scriptcamp/kubernetes-serviceaccount-example Example Kubernetes manifests to create service account mapped to Rolebinding.</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium: Working with Service Account In Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f How to configure a service account in Kubernetes and manage it?</li> <li>github.com/dvob/k8s-s2s-auth: Kubernetes Service Accounts \ud83c\udf1f Service accounts are well known in Kubernetes to access the Kubernets API from within the cluster. This is often used for infrastructure components like operators and controllers. 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It simplifies the authentication and authorization process and makes it easy to manage access to your applications in a Kubernetes environment.</p> <ul> <li>geek-cookbook.funkypenguin.co.nz: Using OAuth2 proxy for Kubernetes Dashboard In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up OAuth2 Proxy to pass authentication headers to Kubernetes Dashboard, which doesn\u2019t provide its authentication but instead relies on Kubernetes\u2019 own RBAC auth</li> <li>imanishchaudhary.medium.com: Securing Kubernetes Dashboards: SSO Authentication and RBAC Implementation with Okta and OAuth2 Proxy</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-security/#alternatives","title":"Alternatives","text":"<p>There are several alternatives to OAuth2 Proxy in Kubernetes, depending on your specific use case and requirements. 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It covers the differences and complementary nature of Azure RBAC and Kubernetes RBAC, how to use Azure RBAC for Kubernetes authorization, assigning roles and permissions, the impact on local admin accounts, implementing managed and workload identities, and best practices for AKS authentication and authorization.</li> <li> <p>Configure Microsoft Entra for Increased Security - This article provides guidance on configuring Microsoft Entra for enhanced security, organized by themes aligned with the Secure Future Initiative (SFI). It focuses on implementing controls for traditional workforce tenants to reduce credential-related risks and build a foundation for secure resource management. 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The operator reads information from external APIs and automatically injects the values into a Kubernetes Secret.</li> <li>mahira-technology.medium.com: Kubernetes Secrets Management: Level Up with External Secrets Operator Kubernetes has become a popular platform for deploying and managing containerized applications. As applications grow in complexity, managing secrets such as API keys, passwords, and certificates becomes increasingly important. While Kubernetes provides a built-in Secrets resource, it has limitations when it comes to managing secrets across multiple clusters or integrating with external secret management systems. This is where the External Secrets Operator (ESO) comes into play. 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Config Connector</li> <li>Claudie Cloud-agnostic managed Kubernetes</li> <li>Observability Monitoring Tools<ol> <li>Debugging and Troubleshooting Tools</li> </ol> </li> <li>Security</li> <li>Develop microservices locally while being connected to your Kubernetes environment</li> <li>AI Tools</li> <li>Tweets</li> <li>Videos</li> <li>kubernetes-tools</li> </ol>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tools/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>collabnix.com: Top 10 Kubernetes Tools You Need for 2021 \u2013 Part 1</li> <li>collabnix.github.io: Kubetools - A Curated List of Kubernetes Tools: Kubetools - A Curated List of Kubernetes Tools</li> <li>cyberithub.com: 70+ Important Kubernetes Related Tools You Should Know About</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes GitOps Tools</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Essential Tools: 2021</li> <li>containerjournal.com: 9 Open Source Developer Tools for Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: 7 Open Source Kubernetes Developer Tools to Follow in 2022</li> <li>dev.to: Top 200 Kubernetes Tools for DevOps Engineer Like You</li> <li>devops.cisel.ch: Kubernetes operational tools you must TRY</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes on Windows: 6 Life-Saving Tools &amp; Tips Kubernetes is primarily a Linux technology, so it\u2019s fairly straightforward to run it on different Linux distros. But what about the developers working on Windows who need to run Kubernetes locally?</li> <li>infoworld.com: 15 tools that make Kubernetes easier Take advantage of these Kubernetes companions to improve monitoring, command-line ops, multi-cluster management, and more.</li> <li>youtube: 10 Must-Have Kubernetes Tools | DevOps Toolkit</li> <li>medium.com/container-talks: 7 Tools To Make Kubernetes Management Easy</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 open source tools for developing on the cloud Here are a few IDEs that can improve your programming experience while using multiple cloud service providers.</li> <li>devtron.ai: 7 Tools To Make Kubernetes Management Easy</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: 8 open source Kubernetes security tools</li> <li>blog.devops.dev: Tools to manage Kubernetes Kubernetes Command Line Tools</li> <li>medium.com/@onai.rotich: 4 Tools that Make it Easy to manage your Kubernetes Cluster</li> <li>virtualizationhowto.com: Kubernetes Best Kubernetes Management Tools in 2023</li> <li>Favourite CLI tools for containers and Kubernetes:<ul> <li>dive - to explore Docker image layers</li> <li>kubectx - to easily switch between k8s contexts</li> <li>skaffold - to easily build, deploy, and dev apps on k8s</li> <li>mirrord - to intercept traffic from k8s to the local app instance</li> </ul> </li> <li>coruzant.com/appdev: Kubernetes Management: Tools and Best Practices</li> <li>dev.to/cyclops-ui: Five tools to make your K8s experience more enjoyable</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tools/#k8s-tools","title":"K8s Tools","text":"<ul> <li>Terraform 1.15: Flexible Module Management, Deprecation Warnings, and Windows ARM64 Support - (Related to terraform topic)</li> <li>Floci - An AWS Local Emulator Alternative \ud83c\udf1f - Floci is a free and open-source local emulator for AWS services, designed to be an alternative to AWS Localstack. 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It involves deploying a CloudFormation template to set up the necessary infrastructure and then installing the RunsOn GitHub App within your organization to enable runner registration. The documentation details compatibility requirements, usage examples with Terraform, and configuration parameters such as CPU, memory, and encryption settings for EBS volumes.</li> <li>Terraform Module Releaser GitHub Action - (Related to iac topic)</li> <li>Gama: Terminal UI for GitHub Actions - (Related to cicd topic)</li> <li>The Maester - Terraform Module - (Related to terraform topic)</li> <li>Sharing a NVIDIA GPU Between Pods in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f - This article explains how to implement sharing of NVIDIA GPUs between multiple pods in a Kubernetes cluster. It highlights the high cost of GPUs and the benefits of sharing them to reduce expenses and increase accessibility for graphical-based workloads. 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The project was archived on August 13, 2024, making it read-only.</li> <li> <p>Web Terminal Operator: Tips y Trucos - Explora consejos y trucos pr\u00e1cticos para utilizar el operador de terminal web en entornos Kubernetes.</p> </li> <li> <p>downloadkubernetes.com: Download Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f An easier way to get the binaries you need</p> </li> <li>ramitsurana/awesome-kubernetes: Tools \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>VMware octant A web-based, highly extensible platform for developers to better understand the complexity of Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>octant.dev Visualize your Kubernetes workloads. Octant is an open source developer-centric web interface for Kubernetes that lets you inspect a Kubernetes cluster and its applications.</li> </ul> </li> <li>KSS - Kubernetes pod status on steroid</li> <li>kubectl-tree kubectl plugin to browse Kubernetes object hierarchies as a tree</li> <li>The Golden Kubernetes Tooling and Helpers list</li> <li>kubech (kubectl change) Set kubectl contexts/namespaces per shell/terminal to manage multi Kubernetes cluster at the same time.</li> <li>Kubecle is a web ui running locally that provides useful information about your kubernetes clusters. It is an alternative to Kubernetes Dashboard. Because it runs locally, you can access any kubernetes clusters you have access to</li> <li>Permission Manager \ud83c\udf1f is a project that brings sanity to Kubernetes RBAC and Users management, Web UI FTW. Permission Manager is an application that enables a super-easy and user-friendly RBAC management for Kubernetes. With Permission Manager, you can create users, assign namespaces/permissions, and distribute Kubeconfig YAML files via a nice &amp; easy web UI.</li> <li>cloudnatively.com: Kubernetes client tools overview</li> <li>kubectx + kubens: : Power tools for kubectl\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Faster way to switch between clusters and namespaces in kubectl</li> <li>go-kubectx 5x-10x faster alternative to kubectx. Uses client-go.</li> <li>kubevious: application centric Kubernetes UI \ud83c\udf1f is open-source software that provides a usable and highly graphical interface for Kubernetes. Kubevious renders all configurations relevant to the application in one place.</li> <li>KubeStellar Console \ud83c\udf1f Open source AI-powered multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard with real-time observability, AI-guided operations, and 20+ CNCF integrations. CNCF Sandbox project.<ul> <li>Kubevious SaaS: portal.kubevious.io</li> <li>Kubevious SaaS Beta is Live!</li> <li>kubevious.io: Built-in Validators Kubevious comes with 32 build-in validators to detect misconfigurations and violations to Kubernetes and Cloud-Native best practices.</li> <li>learnitguide.net: Kubevious - A Powerful Kubernetes Dashboard</li> </ul> </li> <li>Guard is a Kubernetes Webhook Authentication server. Using guard, you can log into your Kubernetes cluster using various auth providers. Guard also configures groups of authenticated user appropriately.</li> <li>itnext.io: arkade by example \u2014 Kubernetes apps, the easy way \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Kubei is a flexible Kubernetes runtime scanner, scanning images of worker and Kubernetes nodes providing accurate vulnerabilities assessment.</li> <li>Tubectl: a kubectl alternative which adds a bit of magic to your everyday kubectl routines by reducing the complexity of working with contexts, namespaces and intelligent matching resources.</li> <li>Kpt: Packaging up your Kubernetes configuration with git and YAML since 2014 (Google)</li> <li>kubernetes-common-services These services help make it easier to manage your applications environment in Kubernetes</li> <li>k8s-job-notify Kubernetes Job/CronJob Notifier. This tool sends an alert to slack whenever there is a Kubernetes cronJob/Job failure/success.</li> <li>kube-opex-analytics \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Cost Allocation and Capacity Planning Analytics Tool. Built-in hourly, daily, monthly reports - Prometheus exporter - Grafana dashboard.<ul> <li>Run any kubelet API call</li> <li>Scan for nodes with opened kubelet API</li> <li>Scan for containers with RCE</li> <li>Run a command on all the available containers by kubelet at the same time</li> <li>Get service account tokens from all available containers by kubelet</li> <li>Nice printing :)</li> </ul> </li> <li>K8bit \u2014 the tiny Kubernetes dashboard \ud83c\udf1f K8bit is a tiny dashboard that is meant to demonstrate how to use the Kubernetes API to watch for changes.<ul> <li>learnk8s.io/real-time-dashboard</li> </ul> </li> <li>KUbernetes Test TooL (kuttl) \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>Youtube Webinar: The KUbernetes Test TooL (kuttl)</li> </ul> </li> <li>Portfall: A desktop k8s port-forwarding portal for easy access to all your cluster UIs \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-dt-node-labeller is a Kubernetes controller for labelling a node with devicetree properties (devicetree is a data structure for describing hardware).</li> <li>kubedev \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes Dashboard that helps developers in their everyday usage</li> <li>Kubectl SSH Proxy \ud83c\udf1f Kubectl plugin to launch a ssh socks proxy and use it. This plugin aims to make your life easier when using kubectl a cluster that\u2019s behind a SSH bastion.</li> <li>kubectl-images Show container images used in the cluster. Kubectl-images is a kubectl plugin that shows the container images used in the cluster. It first calls kubectl get pods to retrieve pods details and filters out the container image information of each pod then prints out the final result in a table view.</li> <li>Access Pod Online using Podtnl A Powerful CLI that makes your pod available to online without exposing a k8 service.</li> <li>kiosk: Multi-Tenancy Extension For Kubernetes - Secure Cluster Sharing &amp; Self-Service Namespace Provisioning \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes is designed as a single-tenant platform, which makes it hard for cluster admins to host multiple tenants in a single cluster. Kiosk extends Kubernetes for multi-tenancy. The core idea is to use Kubernetes namespaces as isolated workspaces.</li> <li>asdf-kubectl kubectl plugin for asdf version manager. asdf-vm is a CLI tool that can manage multiple language runtime versions on a per-project basis. It is like gvm, nvm, rbenv &amp; pyenv (and more) all in one! Simply install your language\u2019s plugin!</li> <li>k8s Spot Rescheduler is a tool that tries to reduce load on a set of Kubernetes nodes. It was designed with the purpose of moving Pods scheduled on AWS on-demand instances to AWS spot instances to allow the on-demand instances to be safely scaled down (By the Cluster Autoscaler).</li> <li>kube-spot-termination-notice-handler is a Kubernetes DaemonSet designed to gracefully delete pods 2 minutes before an EC2 Spot Instance is terminated.<ul> <li>cncf.io: What is Polaris? Kubernetes open source configuration validation \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>kmoncon Monitoring connectivity between your kubernetes nodes.</li> <li>Tesoro Kapitan Secrets Controller for Kubernetes. Tesoro is Kapitan Admission Controller Webhook. Tesoro allows you to seamleslsly apply Kapitan secret refs in compiled Kubernetes manifests. As it runs in the cluster, it will be able to reveal embedded kapitan secret refs in manifests when applied.</li> <li>DAST operator Dynamic application security testing (DAST) is a Kubernetes operator that leverages OWASP ZAP to make automated basic web service security testing.</li> <li>Teleskope is a Kubernetes dashboard designed to give your devs and product managers an inside view of the cluster.</li> <li>Introducing cdk8s+: Intent-driven APIs for Kubernetes objects Everyone hates yaml. Take that 75 lines of yaml and turn it into 45 lines of testable javascript with cdk8s+<ul> <li>https://github.com/awslabs/cdk8s/tree/master/packages/cdk8s-plus</li> </ul> </li> <li>KuUI (Kubernetes UI) is a simple UI that can be used to manage the configmaps/secrets of your Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>Deprek8ion is a set of rego policies to monitor Kubernetes APIs deprecations. It is designed to work with conftest.</li> <li>Beetle Kubernetes multi-cluster deployment automation service.</li> <li>vault-controller A K8s controller to manage Hashicorp Vault configuration using CRDs.</li> <li>k8s-crash-informer is a Kubernetes controller that informs a Mattermost or Slack channel if an annotated deployment goes into crash loop.</li> <li>Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes allows you to connect and manage external Kubernetes clusters in Azure</li> <li>Kip, the Kubernetes Cloud Instance Provider Kip is a Virtual Kubelet provider that allows a Kubernetes cluster to transparently launch pods onto their own cloud instances. The kip pod is run on a cluster and will create a virtual Kubernetes node in the cluster.</li> <li>Kubeletctl is a command line tool that implement kubelet\u2019s API \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8s-node-label-monitor: Kubernetes Node Label Monitor provides a custom Kubernetes controller for monitoring and notifying changes in the label states of Kubernetes nodes (labels added, deleted, or updated), and can be run either node-local or cluster-wide</li> <li>medium: How to Validate Your Kubernetes Cluster With Sonobuoy \ud83c\udf1f Run comprehensive conformance testing for your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>Pluto is a cli tool to help discover deprecated apiVersions in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Find Kubernetes resources that have been deprecated</li> <li>Switchboard is a tool that manages DNS zones and their A/CNAME records for arbitrary backends. It runs as Kubernetes controller and watches for custom resources DNSZone and DNSRecord.</li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment Builder \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ktx \ud83c\udf1f Managing kubeconfig files can become tedious when you have multiple clusters and contexts to switch between. ktx aims to reduce friction caused by switching between various configurations.</li> <li>k8s-alert is a simple and lightweight alerting tool for Kubernetes.</li> <li>Arktos is an open source cluster management system designed for large scale clouds. It is evolved from the open source Kubernetes v1.15 codebase with some fundamental improvements.</li> <li>kube-exec \ud83c\udf1f is a library similar to os/exec that allows you to run commands in a Kubernetes pod, as if that command was executed locally. It is inspired from go-dexec, which does the same thing, but for a Docker engine.</li> <li>identity-server Identity Server implements a Kubernetes \u201cwhoami\u201d service.</li> <li>The Kubernetes Goat is a project designed to be intentionally vulnerable cluster environment to learn and practice Kubernetes security.</li> <li>kubefs lets you mount kubernetes\u2019s metadata object store as a file system</li> <li>pangolin \ud83c\udf1f is an enhanced Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for Kubernetes.</li> <li>kubectl-isolate is a kubectl plugin to isolate a Pod from the Kubernetes Service</li> <li>k8s-diagrams \ud83c\udf1f is a collection of diagrams explaining kubernetes, extracted from our trainings, articles and talks (k8s sec, k8s intro).</li> <li>helm-docs is a tool for automatically generating markdown documentation for helm charts.</li> <li>Kubernetes Active Passive Applications is an ingenious script that combines StatefulSets and readiness probes to achieve an active-passive configuration for your Pods/apps.</li> <li>Agorakube is a Certified Kubernetes Distribution that provides an enterprise grade solution following best practices to manage a conformant Kubernetes cluster for on-premise and public cloud providers.</li> <li>dynamic-pv-scaler is a golang based Kubernetes application which has been created to overcome the scaling issue of Persistent Volume in Kubernetes. This can scale the Persistent Volume on the basis of threshold which you have set.</li> <li>Sinker Imagesync enables the syncing of container images from one container registry to another. This is useful in cases where you need to mirror images that exist in a public container registry, to a private one.</li> <li>Cluster Turndown is an automated scaledown and scaleup of a Kubernetes cluster\u2019s backing nodes based on a custom schedule and turndown criteria.</li> <li>kubeinit \ud83c\udf1f KubeInit provides Ansible playbooks and roles for the deployment and configuration of multiple Kubernetes distributions.</li> <li>kubergui: Kubernetes Deployment Builder\ud83c\udf1f quickly builds out a basic Kubernetes Deployment and Kubernetes Service YAML. Kubernetes GUI YAML generators for simple but typo-prone tasks.</li> <li>fubectl is a tool that reduces repetitive interactions with kubectl</li> <li>Authelia \ud83c\udf1f is a Single Sign-On and Multi-Factor portal for web apps that can be installed in Kubernetes and can integrate with your ingress controller</li> <li>k8sdeploy is a go based tool, written with the goal of creating a cli that utilizes helm and kubernetes client libraries to deploy to multiple namespaces at once.</li> <li>node-policy-webhook is a Kubernetes webhook designed to help you handle tolerations, nodeSelector and nodeAffinity.</li> <li>ipvs-node-controller is the kubernetes controller that solves External-IP (Load Balancer IP) issue with IPVS proxy mode.</li> <li>kubeonoff A simple web UI for managing Kubernetes deployments. Kubeonoff is a small web UI that allows to quickly stop/start/restart pods. Basically it\u2019s for non-developers to manage k8s objects per namespace.</li> <li>Maistra \ud83c\udf1f is an opinionated distribution of Istio designed to work with Openshift. It combines Kiali, Jaeger, and Prometheus into a platform managed according to the OperatorHub lifecycle.</li> <li>custom-pod-autoscaler A Custom Pod Autoscaler is a Kubernetes autoscaler that is customised and user created. The Custom Pod Autoscaler framework allows easier and faster development of Kubernetes autoscalers.</li> <li>Kubevol \ud83c\udf1f allows you to audit all your Kubernetes pods for an attached volume or see all the volumes attached to each pod by a specific type (eg: ConfigMap, Secret).</li> <li>kubectl-fuzzy \ud83c\udf1f uses fzf(1)-like fuzzy-finder to do partial or fuzzy search of Kubernetes resources. Instead of specifying full resource names to kubectl commands, you can choose them from an interactive list that you can filter by typing a few characters.</li> <li>Setec \ud83c\udf1f Setec (pronounced see-tek) is a utility tool that encrypts and decrypts secrets that are managed by Bitnami\u2019s Sealed Secrets.</li> <li>Kompose (Kubernetes + Compose) \ud83c\udf1f kompose is a tool to help users who are familiar with docker-compose move to Kubernetes. kompose takes a Docker Compose file and translates it into Kubernetes resources. kompose is a convenience tool to go from local Docker development to managing your application with Kubernetes. Transformation of the Docker Compose format to Kubernetes resources manifest may not be exact, but it helps tremendously when first deploying an application on Kubernetes.<ul> <li>hackernoon.com: How to Generate Kubernetes Manifests With a Single Command (kompose)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kalm.dev \ud83c\udf1f Easily deploy and manage applications on Kubernetes. Get what you want out of Kubernetes without having to write and maintain a ton of custom tooling. Deploy apps, handle requests, and hook up CI/CD, all through an intuitive web interface.</li> <li>Kev Develop Kubernetes apps iteratively with Docker-Compose. Kev helps developers port and iterate Docker Compose apps onto Kubernetes. It understands the Docker Compose application topology and prepares it for deployment in (multiple) target environments, with minimal user input. We leverage the Docker Compose specification and allow for target-specific configurations to be applied to each component of the application stack, simply.</li> <li>Synator Kubernetes Secret and ConfigMap synchronizer \ud83c\udf1f Synator synchronize your Secrets and ConfigMaps with your desired namespaces</li> <li>kubes \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes Deployment Tool. It builds the docker image, creates the Kubernetes YAML, and runs kubectl apply.</li> <li>Kubernetes DaemonSet that enables a direct shell on each Node using SSH to localhost Learn how you can use a DaemonSet to expose an SSH shell on each node of your cluster (even if you don\u2019t have SSH installed). I run several K8S cluster on EKS and by default do not setup inbound SSH to the nodes. Sometimes I need to get into each node to check things or run a one-off tool. Rather than update my terraform, rebuild the launch templates and redeploy brand new nodes, I decided to use kubernetes to access each node directly.</li> <li>NS Killer A Kubernetes project to kill all namespace living over X times. Quite useful when auto-generated development environments on the fly and give them a lifecycle out-of-the-box from Kubernetes or even Helm. You might find it useful if auto-generate development environments on the fly and want to remove old ones on a schedule.</li> <li>kubeswitch: Kubernetes Version Switcher \ud83c\udf1f Easily switch kubectl binary versions.</li> <li>Kubeswitch (for operators) \ud83c\udf1f The kubectx for operators. kubeswitch (lazy: switch) takes Kubeconfig context switching to the next level, catering to operators of large scale Kubernetes installations. Designed as a drop-in replacement for kubectx.</li> <li>kubectl build (formerly known as kubectl-kaniko) Kubectl build mimics the kaniko executor, but performs building on your Kubernetes cluster side. This allows you to simply build your local dockerfiles remotely without leaving your cozy environment.</li> <li>Kubei \ud83c\udf1f is a vulnerabilities scanning tool that allows users to get an accurate and immediate risk assessment of their kubernetes clusters. Kubei scans all images used in a Kubernetes cluster including images of application pods and system pods</li> <li>Shell-operator is a tool for running event-driven scripts in a Kubernetes cluster. Shell-operator provides an integration layer between Kubernetes cluster events and shell scripts.</li> <li>ecrcp aims to mimic cp command in Linux systems as closely as possible in its implementation. Consider ecrcp to be the cp equivalent to copy container images from docker hub to ECR.</li> <li>Checkov \ud83c\udf1f is a static code analysis tool for infrastructure-as-code. It scans cloud infrastructure provisioned using Terraform, Cloudformation, Kubernetes, Serverless or ARM Templates and detects security and compliance misconfigurations.</li> <li>Cluster Cloner \ud83c\udf1f Reads the Kubernetes clusters in one location (optionally filtering by labels) and clones them into another (or just outputs JSON as a dry run), to/from AWS, GCP, and Azure.</li> <li>kubectl-eksporter \ud83c\udf1f A simple Ruby-script to export k8s resources, and removes a pre-defined set of fields for later import.</li> <li>kubectl-neat \ud83c\udf1f Remove clutter from Kubernetes manifests to make them more readable.</li> <li>medium: 4 Simple Kubernetes Terminal Customizations to Boost Your Productivity</li> <li>Move2Kube \ud83c\udf1f Move2Kube is a command-line tool that accelerates the process of re-platforming to Kubernetes/Openshift. It does so by analysing the environment and source artifacts, and asking guidance from the user when required. This tool that can help users migrate from Cloud Foundry and Docker Swarm to Kubernetes. https://move2kube.konveyor.io</li> <li>skopeo \ud83c\udf1f Use skopeo to copy images between registries</li> <li>junit5-kubernetes aims at using a kubernetes pod directly form your junit5 test classes.</li> <li>mbuffett.com: Replacing ngrok with ktunnel</li> <li>seaworthy: A CLI to verify #Kubernetes resource health !! \ud83c\udf1f Post-apply check to verify your K8s resources are Seaworthy</li> <li>kVDI A Kubernetes-native Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.</li> <li>kcg \ud83c\udf1f is a command line tool that lets you create kubeconfig files. The user can interactively choose a namespace and service account and generate a config file with token authentication that has same RBAC permissions assigned to chosen service account.</li> <li>Compass \ud83c\udf1f Quickly Pinpoint Errors in your Kubernetes Deployment.</li> <li>Gitkube \ud83c\udf1f is a tool for building and deploying Docker images on Kubernetes using git push. After a simple initial setup, users can simply keep git push-ing their repos to build and deploy to Kubernetes automatically.</li> <li>vesion-checker is a Kubernetes utility for observing the current versions of images running in the cluster, as well as the latest available upstream. These checks get exposed as Prometheus metrics to be viewed on a dashboard, or soft alert cluster operators.</li> <li>Descheduler for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f -&gt; wecloudpro.com: Balance your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>kubediff \ud83c\udf1f is a tool for Kubernetes to show you the differences between your running configuration and your version controlled configuration.</li> <li>awslabs/karpenter Karpenter is a metrics-driven autoscaler built for Kubernetes and can run in any Kubernetes cluster anywhere. It\u2019s performant, extensible, and can autoscale anything that implements the Kubernetes scale subresource.</li> <li>ekglue - Envoy/Kubernetes glue ekglue is a projects that facilitates connecting Kubernetes and Envoy, allowing Envoy to read Kubernetes services and endpoints as clusters (via CDS) and endpoints (via EDS).</li> <li>salesforce/Craft CRAFT helps you to create Kubernetes Operators in a robust and generic way for any resource, letting developers focus on CRUD operations of resource management in a Dockerfile.</li> <li>hyscale \ud83c\udf1f HyScale takes a declarative definition of your service config and it generates Dockerfile, Container Image, Kubernetes Manifests (YAMLs) and deploys to any Kubernetes Cluster.</li> <li>kubectl-reap is a kubectl plugin that deletes unused Kubernetes resources \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>KubeLinter \ud83c\udf1f is a static analysis tool that checks Kubernetes YAML files and Helm charts to ensure the applications represented in them adhere to best practices.</li> <li>KRD: Kubernetes Reference Deployment krd offers a reference for deploying a Kubernetes cluster. Its ansible playbooks allow to provision a deployment on Bare-metal or Virtual Machines</li> <li>kubeshell is a command line tool to interactively shell in to (and out of) kubernetes pods.</li> <li>k8s-harness \ud83c\udf1f lets you create a disposable Kubernetes cluster with vagrant and Ansible to test your app in a prod-like environment.</li> <li>Secret backup operator is an operator designed to backup secrets on a Kubernetes cluster. Backup happens when secrets are modified.</li> <li>DevNation: 10 awesome kubernetes tools every user should know<ul> <li>developers.redhat.com: 10 awesome Kubernetes tools every user should know | DevNation Tech Talk (video)</li> </ul> </li> <li>kube-fledged is a kubernetes add-on for creating and managing a cache of container images directly on the worker nodes of a kubernetes cluster. It allows a user to define a list of images and onto which worker nodes those images should be cached (i.e. pre-pulled). As a result, application pods start almost instantly, since the images need not be pulled from the registry.</li> <li>Tagger keeps references to externally hosted Docker images internally in a Kubernetes cluster by mapping their tags (such as latest) into their references by hash</li> <li>helm-ecr \ud83c\udf1f is a Helm plugin that supports installing Charts from AWS ECR.</li> <li>PipeCD is a continuous delivery system for declarative Kubernetes, Serverless, and Infrastructure applications.</li> <li>kubecolor \ud83c\udf1f colorises your kubectl output<ul> <li>blog.devgenius.io: K8s \u2014 Kubecolor Introduction</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubectl-sudo This plugin allows users to run kubernetes commands with the security privileges of another user.</li> <li>kfilt is a tool that lets you filter specific resources from a stream of Kubernetes YAML manifests. It can read manifests from a file, URL, or from stdin.</li> <li>k8s-mirror: Creates a local mirror of a kubernetes cluster in a docker container to support offline reviewing \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>kube-secret-syncer \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes operator developed using the Kubebuilder framework that keeps the values of Kubernetes Secrets synchronised to secrets in AWS Secrets Manager.<ul> <li>contentful.com: Open-sourcing kube-secret-syncer: A Kubernetes operator to sync secrets from AWS Secrets Manager Kube-secret-syncer is a Kubernetes operator developed using the Kubebuilder framework that keeps the values of Kubernetes Secrets synchronised to secrets in AWS Secrets Manager.</li> </ul> </li> <li>kapp \ud83c\udf1f is a CLI that calculates changes between your configuration and live cluster state and applies changes you approve.<ul> <li>thecloudblog.net: Managing Applications in Kubernetes with the Carvel Kapp Controller kapp enables users to group a set of resources (resources with the same label) as an application. In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy a front-end and backend app with Redis as a single unit with kapp.</li> </ul> </li> <li>garden.io Break down the barriers between development, testing, and CI. Use the same workflows and production-like Kubernetes environments at every step of the process<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: Garden: The Configure-Once Kubernetes Platform for Seamless Dev/Prod Integration</li> </ul> </li> <li>pvc-autoresizer resizes PersistentVolumeClaims (PVCs) when the free amount of storage is below the threshold. It queries the volume usage metrics from Prometheus that collects metrics from kubelet.<ul> <li>blog.kintone.io: Introducing pvc-autoresizer</li> </ul> </li> <li>sKan is a tailor made Kubernetes configuration files and resources scanner that enables developers and devops team members to check whether their work is compliant with security &amp; ops best practices</li> <li>Kubernetes Node Auto Labeller</li> <li>Kube_query Use kubectl but on all of the available k8s clusters available in the kubeconfig file. Currently will query only AWS EKS clusters.</li> <li>kubernetes-event-exporter \ud83c\udf1f This tool allows exporting the often missed Kubernetes events to various outputs so that they can be used for observability or alerting purposes. You won\u2019t believe what you are missing.</li> <li>Kubeconform \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes manifests validation tool. Build it into your CI to validate your Kubernetes configuration using the schemas from kubernetes-json-schema. Similar to Kubeval, but with the following improvements:<ul> <li>High performance</li> <li>Remote or local schemas locations</li> <li>Up-to-date schemas for all recent versions of Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>Kubernetes Janitor cleans up (deletes) Kubernetes resources on a configured TTL (time to live) or a configured expiry date (absolute timestamp).</li> <li>kube-batch is a batch scheduler for Kubernetes, providing mechanisms for applications which would like to run batch jobs leveraging Kubernetes. A batch scheduler of kubernetes for high performance workload, e.g. AI/ML, BigData, HPC</li> <li>slipway: A Kubernetes controller to automate gitops provisioning</li> <li>github.com: dnsconfig-injector - Mutating Admission Webhook for dnsconfig pod injection</li> <li>kubectl-view-webhook \ud83c\udf1f Visualize your webhook configurations in Kubernetes.</li> <li>ContainerSSH: Launch containers on demand \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f ContainerSSH launches a new container for each SSH connection in Kubernetes, Podman or Docker. The user is transparently dropped in the container and the container is removed when the user disconnects. Authentication and container configuration are dynamic using webhooks, no system users required.</li> <li>reconshell.com: Kubei \u2013 Kubernetes Runtime Vulnerabilities Scanner \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>openshift: Introducing kube-burner, A tool to Burn Down Kubernetes and OpenShift \ud83c\udf1f Kube-burner is a tool designed to stress different OpenShift components basically by coordinating the creation and deletion of k8s resources. Along this blog series we\u2019ll talk about how to use it in OpenShift 4.</li> <li>kube-ebpf-exporter \ud83c\udf1f Prometheus exporter for custom eBPF metrics.</li> <li>qontract qontract (Queryable cONTRACT) is a collection of tools used to SREs to expose available managed services to application developer teams.</li> <li>sheaf Manages bundles of Kubernetes components. sheaf is a tool that can create a bundle of Kubernetes components. It can generate an archive from the bundle that can be distributed for use in Kubernetes clusters. The initial idea was inspired by CNAB. It answers the question: how can I distribute Kubernetes manifests with their associated images?</li> <li>cnab.io: CNABs facilitate the bundling, installing and managing of container-native apps \u2014 and their coupled services</li> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Secure Access to Kubernetes From Your Pipeline</li> <li>openpitrix \ud83c\udf1f Application Management Platform on Multi-Cloud Environment. OpenPitrix is a web-based open-source system to package, deploy and manage different types of applications including Kubernetes application, microservice application and serverless applications into multiple cloud environment such as AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, QingCloud, OpenStack, VMWare etc.</li> <li>kube-burner \ud83c\udf1f Kube-burner is a tool aimed at stressing kubernetes clusters.</li> <li>gimletd - the GitOps release manager GimletD acts as a release manager and detaches the release workflow from CI. By doing so, it unlocks the possibility of advanced release logics and flexibility to refactor workflows.</li> <li>github.com/cloudflare/lockbox Offline encryption of Kubernetes Secrets. Lockbox is a secure way to store Kubernetes Secrets offline. Secrets are asymmetrically encrypted, and can only be decrypted by the Lockbox Kubernetes controller. A companion CLI tool, locket, makes encrypting secrets a one-step process.</li> <li>Suspicious pods \ud83c\udf1f Prints a list of k8s pods that might not be working correctly</li> <li>Armada A multi-cluster batch queuing system for high-throughput workloads on Kubernetes. Armada is an application to achieve high throughput of run-to-completion jobs on multiple Kubernetes clusters. It stores queues for users/projects with pod specifications and creates these pods once there is available resource in one of the connected Kubernetes clusters.</li> <li>Ko: Easy Go Containers \ud83c\udf1f Build and deploy Go applications on Kubernetes</li> <li>kubestr \ud83c\udf1f Explore your Kubernetes storage options. Kubestr is a collection of tools to discover, validate and evaluate your kubernetes storage options.</li> <li>KubeEye: An Automatic Diagnostic Tool that Provides a Holistic View of Your Kubernetes Cluster \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k8gb \ud83c\udf1f A cloud native Kubernetes Global Balancer k8gb.io</li> <li>k8s-image-swapper \ud83c\udf1f Mirror images into your own registry and swap image references automatically. estahn.github.io/k8s-image-swapper</li> <li>RBACSync \ud83c\udf1f Automatically sync groups into Kubernetes RBAC. RBACSync provides a Kubernetes controller to synchronize RoleBindings and ClusterRoleBindings, used in Kubernetes RBAC, from group membership sources using consolidated configuration objects.</li> <li>Saffire a controller to override image sources in the event that an image cannot be pulled. The intent of saffire is to provide operators with a method of automatically switching image repositories when imagePullErrors occur.</li> <li>Cluster API Provider for Managed Bare Metal Hardware This repository contains a Machine actuator implementation for the Kubernetes Cluster API for managing bare metal hardware - metal3.io: Bare metal host provisioning for kubernetes</li> <li>enterprisersproject.com: Kubernetes: 6 open source tools to put your cluster to the test The Kubernetes ecosystem includes an ever-growing number of tools and services you can plug in: Let\u2019s look at six useful tools for putting your Kubernetes cluster and applications to the test.</li> <li>kubectl-node-restart \ud83c\udf1f Krew plugin to restart Kubernetes Nodes sequentially and gracefully</li> <li>k8s-platform-lcm: Kubernetes platform lifecycle management \ud83c\udf1f A faster and easier way to manage the lifecycle of applications and tools, running and living around your Kubernetes platform. Kubernetes platform lifecycle management helps you keep track of all your software and tools that are used or running in and around your Kubernetes platform.</li> <li>Nebula A scalable overlay networking tool with a focus on performance, simplicity and security. It lets you seamlessly connect computers anywhere in the world.</li> <li>kube-bench Checks whether Kubernetes is deployed according to security best practices as defined in the CIS Kubernetes Benchmark</li> <li>kube-bench-exporter Helps you to export your kube-bench reports to multiple targets like Amazon S3 buckets with ease.</li> <li>Karmada Karmada (Kubernetes Armada) is a Kubernetes management system that enables you to run your cloud-native applications across multiple Kubernetes clusters and clouds, with no changes to your applications. By speaking Kubernetes-native APIs and providing advanced scheduling capabilities, Karmada enables truly open, multi-cloud Kubernetes. - https://karmada.io/</li> <li>kube-secrets-init Kubernetes mutating webhook for <code>secrets-init</code> injection</li> <li>liqo: Enable dynamic and seamless Kubernetes multi-cluster topologies Building your endless Kubernetes ocean. Enable dynamic and seamless Kubernetes multi-cluster topologies. Liqo is a platform to enable dynamic and decentralized resource sharing across Kubernetes clusters, either on-prem or managed. Liqo allows to run pods on a remote cluster seamlessly and without any modification of Kubernetes and the applications. With Liqo it is possible to extend the control plane of a Kubernetes cluster across the cluster\u2019s boundaries, making multi-cluster native and transparent: collapse an entire remote cluster to a virtual local node, by allowing workloads offloading and resource management compliant with the standard Kubernetes approach.</li> <li>redhat-certification: chart-verifier: Rules based tool to certify Helm charts \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>helm-changelog: Create changelogs for Helm Charts, based on git history</li> <li>ingressbuilder.jetstack.io \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Ingress Builder allows users to select any annotation from the list of available controllers, to add to the ingress manifest.</li> <li>Jetstack Secure Agent \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Automatically perform Kubernetes cluster configuration checks using Open Policy Agent (OPA)</li> <li>Replicated Troubleshoot \ud83c\udf1f Troubleshoot is a framework for collecting, redacting, and analyzing highly customizable diagnostic information about a Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>outdated.sh \ud83c\udf1f A kubectl plugin to show out-of-date images running in a cluster.</li> <li>kubestriker \ud83c\udf1f A Blazing fast Security Auditing tool for Kubernetes. Kubestriker is a platform-agnostic tool designed to tackle Kuberenetes cluster security issues due to misconfigurations and will help strengthen the overall IT infrastructure of any organisation.</li> <li>KubeEye \ud83c\udf1f KubeEye aims to find various problems on Kubernetes, such as application misconfiguration, unhealthy cluster components and node problems.</li> <li>Analyze Kubernetes Audit logs using Falco \ud83c\udf1f Detect intrusions that happened in your Kubernetes cluster through audit logs using Falco</li> <li>KubeHelper KubeHelper - simplifies many daily Kubernetes cluster tasks through a web interface. Search, analysis, run commands, cron jobs, reports, filters, git synchronization and many more.</li> <li>kubewebhook Go framework to create Kubernetes mutating and validating webhooks</li> <li>kaDalu A lightweight Persistent storage solution for Kubernetes / OpenShift using GlusterFS in background. Kadalu is a project which started as an idea to make glusterfs\u2019s deployment and management simpler in kubernetes</li> <li>forklift.konveyor.io \ud83c\udf1f A tool that accelerates the process of re-hosting / re-platforming virtual machines to Kubernetes and KubeVirt. It does so by mapping resources (network and storage), creating equivalent resources int he target, and converting disk images.<ul> <li>opensource.com: Migrate virtual machines to Kubernetes with this new tool - forklift \ud83c\udf1f Transition your virtualized workloads to Kubernetes with Forklift.</li> <li>konveyor \ud83c\udf1f is an open source project that helps transition existing workloads (development, test, and production) to Kubernetes. Its tools include Crane, to move containers from one Kubernetes platform to another; Move2Kube, to bring workloads from Cloud Foundry to Kubernetes; and Tackle, to analyze Java applications to modernize them by making them more standard and portable for the runtimes available in containerized platforms like Kubernetes.</li> </ul> </li> <li>go-containerregistry \ud83c\udf1f Go library and CLIs for working with container registries</li> <li>kubebox Terminal and Web console for Kubernetes</li> <li>skooner - Kubernetes Dashboard Simple Kubernetes realtime dashboard and management</li> <li>Polaris: Best Practices for Kubernetes Workload Configuration \ud83c\udf1f Validation of best practices in your Kubernetes clusters - fairwinds.com: What is Fairwinds\u2019 Polaris? Kubernetes Open Source Configuration Validation</li> <li>Krane \ud83c\udf1f is a Kubernetes RBAC static analysis tool. It identifies potential security risks in K8s RBAC design and makes suggestions on how to mitigate them. Krane dashboard presents current RBAC security posture and lets you navigate through its definition.</li> <li>KTail: Kubernetes log viewer \ud83c\udf1f KTail allows you to tail multiple pods in one view. It automatically detects updates and attaches to new pods. Configurable highlighters show how often regular expressions matched and let you quickly navigate in the results.</li> <li>Manifesto \ud83c\udf1f allows you to create an application structure to facilitate easy deployment to kubernetes. Jsonnet is used to create the underlying application structure, manifesto manipulates this structure to produce manifests.</li> <li>SigNoz: Open source Application Performance Monitoring (APM) &amp; Observability tool \ud83c\udf1f SigNoz helps developers monitor their applications &amp; troubleshoot problems, an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic, etc.</li> <li>port-map-operator LoadBalancer Service type implementation for home clusters via Port Control Protocol.</li> <li>Raspbernetes - Kubernetes Cluster: k8s-gitops Kubernetes cluster managed by GitOps - Git as a single source of truth, automated pipelines, declarative everything, next-generation DevOps. This repo is a declarative implementation of a Kubernetes cluster. It\u2019s using the GitOps Toolkit known as Fluxv2. The goal is to demonstrates how to implement enterprise-grade security, observability, and overall cluster config management using GitOps in a Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>Kpexec kpexec is a kubernetes cli that runs commands in a container with high privileges.</li> <li>OpenShiftKubeAudit An auditing program to detect incompatibilities in Kubernetes manifests brought over to OpenShift. This auditing tool currently only supports Kubernetes manifests, but we plan to expand it to include Helm charts and Go code, as well. The tool is in very early stages, but is looking for community input to help add use cases.</li> <li>Kubernetes Kpt in The Wild: What it is and how to use it \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Kpt is tooling by Google that facilitates a structured approach to defining, managing, and distributing kubernetes templates between teams and orgs.</li> <li>RollingUpgrade Reliable, extensible rolling-upgrades of Autoscaling groups in Kubernetes</li> <li>Kerbi \ud83c\udf1f Kerbi (Kubernetes Emdedded Ruby Interpolator) is yet another templating engine for generating Kubernetes resource manifests. It enables multi-strategy, multi-source templating, giving you the freedom to design highly specialized templating pipelines.</li> <li>Kourier Purpose-built Knative Ingress implementation using just Envoy with no additional CRDs. Kourier is an Ingress for Knative Serving. Kourier is a lightweight alternative for the Istio ingress as its deployment consists only of an Envoy proxy and a control plane for it.</li> <li>space-cloud: Develop, Deploy and Secure Serverless Apps on Kubernetes. Open source Firebase + Heroku to develop, scale and secure serverless apps on Kubernetes - space-cloud.io Space Cloud is a Kubernetes based serverless platform that provides instant, realtime APIs on any database, with event triggers and unified APIs for your custom business logic.</li> <li>community.suse.com: Comparing Modern-Day Container Image Builders: Jib, Buildpacks and Docker \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Teleport \ud83c\udf1f Certificate authority and access plane for SSH, Kubernetes, web applications, and databases</li> <li>weaveworks: kured - Kubernetes Reboot Daemon \ud83c\udf1f - weave.works: One year kured - your Kubernetes Reboot Daemon Kured (KUbernetes REboot Daemon) is a Kubernetes daemonset that performs safe automatic node reboots when the need to do so is indicated by the package management system of the underlying OS. Many rely on Kured, which helps perform safe automatic node reboots when indicated by the package management of the underlying OS, to help make OS security better.</li> <li>k8s-cluster-simulator Kubernetes cluster simulator for evaluating schedulers.</li> <li>kubelogin \ud83c\udf1f kubectl plugin for Kubernetes OpenID Connect authentication (kubectl oidc-login)</li> <li>kube-oidc-proxy Reverse proxy to authenticate to managed Kubernetes API servers via OIDC.<ul> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Updating kube-oidc-proxy Kubernetes offers multiple ways to authenticate users to the API server. The best way to go, when available, is to use OpenID Connect (OIDC). We\u2019ve talked about why you shouldn\u2019t use certificates for kubernetes authentication, but most cloud providers won\u2019t let you configure the API server flags needed to integrate managed clusters into an OIDC identity provider.</li> </ul> </li> <li>KubeSurvival \ud83c\udf1f Significantly reduce Kubernetes costs by finding the cheapest machine types that can run your workloads</li> <li>K8s Vault Webhook \ud83c\udf1f - github: k8s-vault-webhook A k8s vault webhook is a Kubernetes webhook that can inject secrets into Kubernetes resources by connecting to multiple secret managers</li> <li>cf-for-k8s The open source deployment manifest for Cloud Foundry on Kubernetes. cf-for-k8s blends the popular CF developer API with Kubernetes, Istio, and other open source technologies. The project aims to improve developer productivity for organizations using Kubernetes</li> <li>tekline \ud83c\udf1f tekline is a tekton delegated-pipeline to enable a bring-your-own pipeline configuration.</li> <li>nerdctl \ud83c\udf1f Docker-compatible CLI for containerd</li> <li>El Carro: The Oracle Operator for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f El Carro is a new project that offers a way to run Oracle databases in Kubernetes as a portable, open source, community driven, no vendor lock-in container orchestration system. El Carro provides a powerful declarative API for comprehensive and consistent configuration and deployment as well as for real-time operations and monitoring.</li> <li>jspolicy jsPolicy is an operator that helps you define Kubernetes Policies using JavaScript or TypeScript. Easier &amp; Faster Kubernetes Policies using JavaScript or TypeScript.<ul> <li>blog.ediri.io: Writing Kubernetes policies with jsPolicy and deploy them via FluxCD In this tutorial, you will learn how to write Kubernetes policies using JavaScript/Typescript with the help of jsPolicy and deploy them via GitOps using Flux</li> </ul> </li> <li>k8scr \ud83c\udf1f A kubectl plugin for pushing OCI images through the Kubernetes API server.</li> <li>jsonnet-controller A fluxcd controller for managing manifests declared in jsonnet.</li> <li>rback: RBAC in Kubernetes visualizer \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A simple \u201cRBAC in Kubernetes\u201d visualizer. No matter how complex the setup, rback queries all RBAC related information of an Kubernetes cluster in constant time and generates a graph representation of service accounts, (cluster) roles, and the respective access rules in dot format.</li> <li>github: Kubernetes JSON Schemas \ud83c\udf1f Schemas for every version of every object in every version of Kubernetes</li> <li>Metacontroller Metacontroller is an add-on for Kubernetes that makes it easy to write and deploy custom controllers in the form of simple scripts.</li> <li>KubeCarrier - Service Management at Scale KubeCarrier is an open source system for managing applications and services across multiple Kubernetes Clusters; providing a framework to centralize the management of services and provide these services with external users in a self service hub.</li> <li>github.com: NFS Ganesha server and external provisioner NFS Ganesha Server and Volume Provisioner. nfs-ganesha-server-and-external-provisioner is an out-of-tree dynamic provisioner for Kubernetes 1.14+. You can use it to quickly &amp; easily deploy shared storage that works almost anywhere.</li> <li>Armada kubectl plugin \ud83c\udf1f Command line tools to manage kustomize packaged apps deployment. Armada is a Kubectl plugin that adds templating capacity and manage deployment to Kustomize apps. Templating uses go template to allow you to generate kustomize apps with templates inside. Armada allows you to git clone a packaged kustomize base and call it with the help of a config file.</li> <li>Minnaker Minnaker is a simple way to install Spinnaker inside a VM. Spinnaker on Lightweight Kubernetes (K3s)</li> <li>kVDI A Kubernetes-native Virtual Desktop Infrastructure</li> <li>Kubesurveyor \ud83c\udf1f Good enough Kubernetes namespace visualization tool. No provisioning to a cluster required, only Kubernetes API is scrapped.</li> <li>NVIDIA k8s-device-plugin NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes. The NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes is a Daemonset that allows you to automatically: Expose GPUs on each nodes of your cluster, Keep track of the health of your GPUs, Run GPU enabled containers.</li> <li>kubectl-tmux-exec A kubectl plugin to control multiple pods simultaneously using Tmux</li> <li>grype: a vulnerability scanner for container images and filesystems</li> <li>KubeView \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes cluster visualiser and graphical explorer. KubeView displays what is happening inside a Kubernetes cluster (or single namespace), it maps out the API objects and how they are interconnected. Data is fetched real-time from the Kubernetes API. The status of some objects (Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments) is colour coded red/green to represent their status and health</li> <li>karma \ud83c\udf1f Alert dashboard for Prometheus Alertmanager</li> <li>Rancher Desktop \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes and container management to the desktop. Rancher Desktop is an open-source project to bring Kubernetes and container management to the desktop. Windows and macOS versions of Rancher Desktop are available for download.</li> <li>realvz/awesome-eks: A curated list of awesome tools for Amazon EKS \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>salesforce/Sloop - Kubernetes History Visualization \ud83c\udf1f Sloop monitors Kubernetes, recording histories of events and resource state changes and providing visualizations to aid in debugging past events.</li> <li>Kspan - Turning Kubernetes Events into spans \ud83c\udf1f Most Kubernetes components produce Events when something interesting happens. This program turns those Events into OpenTelemetry Spans, joining them up by causality and grouping them together into Traces.</li> <li>csi-rclone: CSI rclone mount plugin CSI driver for rclone. This project implements Container Storage Interface (CSI) plugin that allows using rclone mount as storage backend. Rclone mount points and parameters can be configured using Secret or PersistentVolume volumeAttibutes.</li> <li>stackrox.io: Top 9 Open Source DevSecOps Tools for Kubernetes in 2021 \ud83c\udf1f Anchore, Checkov, Clair, Falco, Kube-bench, Kube-hunter, KubeLinter, Open Policy Agent (OPA), Terrascan</li> <li>Kdo: deployless development on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Kdo is a command line tool that enables developers to run, develop and test code changes in a realistic deployed setting without having to deal with the complexity of Kubernetes deployment and configuration.</li> <li>chekr A inspection utility for the maintenance of Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>github.com issues: Generate Kyverno deprecation policies with chekr</li> </ul> </li> <li>KUR8 \ud83c\udf1f A visual overview of Kubernetes architecture and Prometheus metrics. KUR8 is an open-source Kubernetes analytics, monitoring, and visualizer web application that allows for querying, alerts, and creating custom charts and graphs that leverage Prothemeus and its time logged series database metrics.</li> <li>mperezco/forklift-configmap-service Systemd service to run in VMs on KubeVirt to mount ConfigMaps</li> <li>cdk8s Define Kubernetes native apps and abstractions using object-oriented programming</li> <li>Havener Think of it as a swiss army knife for Kubernetes tasks.</li> <li>KFServing \ud83c\udf1f Serverless Inferencing on Kubernetes. KFServing provides a Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition for serving machine learning (ML) models on arbitrary frameworks. It aims to solve production model serving use cases by providing performant, high abstraction interfaces for common ML frameworks like Tensorflow, XGBoost, ScikitLearn, PyTorch, and ONNX.</li> <li>rkubelog \ud83c\udf1f Send k8s Logs to Papertrail and Loggly Without DaemonSets (for Nodeless Clusters) - dzone: ContainerD Kubernetes Syslog Forwarding Move from Logspout to Filebeat to support containerd logging architecture.</li> <li>kubernetes-sigs: Trimaran: Load-aware scheduling plugins \ud83c\udf1f Trimaran is a collection of load-aware scheduler plugins - thenewstack.io: IBM, Red Hat Bring Load-Aware Resource Management to Kubernetes</li> <li>AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) \ud83c\udf1f AWS Controllers for Kubernetes (ACK) is a project enabling you to manage AWS services from Kubernetes</li> <li>connaisseur An admission controller that integrates Container Image Signature Verification into a Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>VolSync \ud83c\udf1f Asynchronous data replication for Kubernetes volumes. VolSync asynchronously replicates Kubernetes persistent volumes between clusters using either rsync or rclone. It also supports creating backups of persistent volumes via restic. VolSync, a new storage-agnostic utility for exporting and importing objects from one Kubernetes namespace to another, even across clusters!</li> <li>ketall Kubectl plugin to show really all kubernetes resources. Like <code>kubectl get all</code>, but get really all resources</li> <li>kube-scheduler-simulator Web-based Kubernetes scheduler simulator</li> <li>multus-cni \ud83c\udf1f A CNI meta-plugin for multi-homed pods in Kubernetes. Multus CNI is a container network interface (CNI) plugin for Kubernetes that enables attaching multiple network interfaces to pods. Typically, in Kubernetes each pod only has one network interface (apart from a loopback) \u2013 with Multus you can create a multi-homed pod that has multiple interfaces. This is accomplished by Multus acting as a \u201cmeta-plugin\u201d, a CNI plugin that can call multiple other CNI plugins.</li> <li>kim - The Kubernetes Image Manager</li> <li>KUDO: The Kubernetes Universal Declarative Operator \ud83c\udf1f KUDO is a toolkit that makes it easy to build Kubernetes Operators, in most cases just using YAML.</li> <li>K8sPurger \ud83c\udf1f K8SPurger is a controller that finds all unused resources and show them in a nice format</li> <li>jenkins-x/gsm-controller gsm-controller is a Kubernetes controller that copies secrets from Google Secrets Manager into Kubernetes secrets. The controller watches Kubernetes secrets looking for an annotation, if the annotation is not found on the secret nothing more is done.</li> <li>sciuro Alertmanager to Kubernetes Node conditions bridge. Sciuro is a bridge between Alertmanager and Kubernetes to sync alerts as Node Conditions. It is designed to work in tandem with other controllers that observe Node Conditions such as draino or the cluster-api.</li> <li>rottencandy/vimkubectl Manage Kubernetes resources from Vim</li> <li>carlosedp/cluster-monitoring: Cluster Monitoring stack for ARM / X86-64 platforms Cluster monitoring stack for clusters based on Prometheus Operator</li> <li>abhirockzz/kubexpose-operator Access your Kubernetes Deployment over the Internet - itnext.io: Kubexpose: A Kubernetes Operator, for fun and profit! Access your Kubernetes Deployment over the Internet</li> <li>kubernetes-reflector Custom Kubernetes controller that can be used to replicate secrets, configmaps and certificates.</li> <li>Another Autoscaler Another Autoscaler is a Kubernetes controller that automatically starts, stops, or restarts pods from a deployment at a specified time using a cron syntax.</li> <li>cloud-ark/kubeplus \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes Operator to deliver Helm charts as-a-service</li> <li>cloud-ark/caastle Full-stack microservices deployment for Google Kubernetes Engine and Amazon Elastic Container Service</li> <li>eezhee/eezhee The easiest way to build a k3s cluster on various public clouds. A super fast and easy way to create a k3s based kubernetes cluster on a variety of public clouds. Currently DigitalOcean, Linode and Vultr are supported. All it takes is a single command and about 2 minutes and your cluster is ready to use. Most of the time is taken by the cloud provider bring up the base VM. Eezhee is ideal for development, testing or learning about Kubernetes.</li> <li>ContainerSolutions/ImageWolf: ImageWolf - Fast Distribution of Docker Images on Clusters Fast Distribution of Docker Images on Clusters. ImageWolf is a PoC that provides a blazingly fast way to get Docker images loaded onto your cluster, allowing updates to be pushed out quicker.</li> <li>dcherman/image-cache-daemon Image Cache Daemon is a service to pre-pull / cache images on Kubernetes before they\u2019re needed</li> <li>KnicKnic/temp-kubernetes-ci: Temp Kubernetes CI A github action to create a k3s kubernetes cluster in your CI VM for both linux &amp; windows. Also has cmdline to copy and paste for other CI platforms.</li> <li>mattmoor/warm-image: Kubernetes WarmImage CRD A Kubernetes CRD for prefetching container images onto nodes.</li> <li>maorfr/kube-tasks: Kube tasks A tool to perform simple Kubernetes related actions. Simple Backups, Wait for Pods, Execute a command in a container.</li> <li>tmobile/MagTape MagTape Policy-as-Code for Kubernetes. MagTape is a Policy-as-Code tool for Kubernetes that allows for evaluating Kubernetes resources against a set of defined policies. MagTape includes variable policy enforcement, notifications, and targeted metrics</li> <li>vidispine/HULL - Helm Uniform Layer Library HULL (Helm Uniform Layer Library) is designed to ease building, maintaining and configuring Kubernetes objects in Helm charts.</li> <li>hiddeco/Cronjobber Cronjobber is a cronjob controller for Kubernetes with support for time zones</li> <li>karmab/autolabeller This repo contains a controller automatically labelling nodes based on either:<ul> <li>predefined regex rules matching node name.</li> <li>a set of matching labels (with their associated value) present on the node.</li> </ul> </li> <li>kubernetes-sigs/nfs-subdir-external-provisioner: Kubernetes NFS Subdir External Provisioner Dynamic sub-dir volume provisioner on a remote NFS server. NFS subdir external provisioner is an automatic provisioner that use your existing NFS server to support dynamic provisioning of Kubernetes Persistent Volumes via Persistent Volume Claims</li> <li>ori-edge/k8s_gateway A CoreDNS plugin to resolve all types of external Kubernetes resources. k8s_gateway is a CoreDNS plugin that resolves load balancer and external IPs from outside Kubernetes clusters and supports all types of Kubernetes external resources - Ingress, Service of type LoadBalancer.</li> <li>viaduct-ai/kustomize-sops KSOPS - A Flexible Kustomize Plugin for SOPS Encrypted Resources</li> <li>vadosware.io: Using Makefiles And Envsubst As An Alternative To Helm And Ksonnet (deprecated)</li> <li>uw-labs.github.io: Kubernetes Semaphore: A modular and nonintrusive framework for cross cluster communication</li> <li>zakkg3/ClusterSecret: Kubernetes ClusterSecret operator ClusterSecret operator makes sure all the matching namespaces have the secret available. New namespaces, if they match the pattern, will also have the secret. Any change on the ClusterSecret will update all related secrets. Deleting the ClusterSecret deletes \u201cchild\u201d secrets (all cloned secrets) too.</li> <li>tektoncd/chains Tekton Chains is a Kubernetes Custom Resource Definition (CRD) controller that allows you to manage your supply chain security in Tekton.</li> <li>gopaddle-io/configurator Synchronize and Version Control ConfigMaps &amp; Secrets across Deployment Rollouts.</li> <li>biosimulations/deployment Kubernetes Configuration for BioSimulations platform.</li> <li>chrislusf/seaweedfs SeaweedFS is a fast distributed storage system for blobs, objects, files, and data lake, for billions of files! Blob store has O(1) disk seek, local tiering, cloud tiering. Filer supports Cloud Drive, cross-DC active-active replication, Kubernetes, POSIX FUSE mount, S3 API, Hadoop, WebDAV, encryption, Erasure Coding.</li> <li>kubernetes-sigs/kui A hybrid command-line/UI development experience for cloud-native development</li> <li>DaspawnW/vault-crd Vault CRD for sharing Vault Secrets with Kubernetes. Vault-CRD is a custom resource definition for holding secrets that are stored in HashiCorp Vault and kept up to date with Kubernetes secrets</li> <li>stakater/Reloader \ud83c\udf1f A Kubernetes controller to watch changes in ConfigMap and Secrets and do rolling upgrades on Pods with their associated Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet and DeploymentConfig</li> <li>dignajar/another-ldap Another LDAP is a form-based authentication for Active Directory / LDAP server. Provides Authentication and Authorization for your applications running in Kubernetes.</li> <li>ddosify/ddosify High-performance load testing tool, written in Golang.</li> <li>anchore/syft CLI tool and library for generating a Software Bill of Materials from container images and filesystems. Exceptional for vulnerability detection when used with a scanner tool like Grype.</li> <li>aws/aws-node-termination-handler \ud83c\udf1f Gracefully handle EC2 instance shutdown within Kubernetes</li> <li>aelsabbahy/goss Quick and Easy server testing/validation</li> <li>chr-fritz/csi-sshfs Kubernetes CSI Plugin for SSHFS. It allows to mount directories using a ssh connection.</li> <li>ctrox/csi-s3 A Container Storage Interface for S3. This is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) for S3 (or S3 compatible) storage. This can dynamically allocate buckets and mount them via a fuse mount into any container.</li> <li>codesenberg/bombardier \ud83c\udf1f Fast cross-platform HTTP benchmarking tool written in Go</li> <li>fstab/cifs CIFS Flexvolume Plugin for Kubernetes. Driver for CIFS (SMB, Samba, Windows Share) network filesystems as Kubernetes volumes.</li> <li>kui.tools Kui: CLI-driven Graphics for Kubernetes. Tired of working with Kubernetes in cli mode only? Try kui - a hybrid tool that allows you to interact with any Kubernetes cluster easily with more advanced features available only in GUI.</li> <li>bloomberg/goldpinger \ud83c\udf1f Debugging tool for Kubernetes which tests and displays connectivity between nodes in the cluster. Goldpinger makes calls between its instances to monitor your networking. It runs as a DaemonSet on Kubernetes and produces Prometheus metrics that can be scraped, visualised and alerted on.</li> <li>haxsaw/hikaru \ud83c\udf1f Move smoothly between Kubernetes YAML and Python for creating/updating/componentizing configurations. Hikaru is a tool that provides you the ability to easily shift between YAML, Python objects/source, and JSON representations of your Kubernetes config files. It provides assistance in authoring these files in Python, opens up options in how you can assemble and customise the files, and provides some programmatic tools for inspecting large, complex files to enable automation of policy and security compliance. Additionally, Hikaru allows you to use its K8s model objects to interact with Kubernetes, directing it to create, modify, and delete resources.</li> <li>kei6u/kubectl-secret-data A kubectl plugin for finding decoded secret data with productive search flags.</li> <li>ofek/csi-gcs Kubernetes CSI driver for Google Cloud Storage. An easy-to-use, cross-platform, and highly optimized Kubernetes CSI driver for mounting Google Cloud Storage buckets.</li> <li>target/pod-reaper Rule based pod killing kubernetes controller. Pod-Reaper was designed to kill pods that meet specific conditions. See the \u201cImplemented Rules\u201d section below for details on specific rules.</li> <li>utilitywarehouse/kube-applier kube-applier enables automated deployment and declarative configuration for your Kubernetes cluster. kube-applier is Kubernetes deployment tool strongly following gitOps principals. It enables continuous deployment of Kubernetes objects by applying declarative configuration files from a Git repository to a Kubernetes cluster.<ul> <li>https://github.com/box/kube-applier</li> </ul> </li> <li>Trendyol/kink KinK is a helper CLI that facilitates to manage KinD clusters as Kubernetes pods. Designed to ease clusters up for fast testing with batteries included in mind.</li> <li>vbouchaud/k8s-ldap-auth Kubernetes webhook token authentication plugin implementation using ldap.</li> <li>wangjia184/pod-inspector A tool to inspect pods in kubernetes. Unlike other dashboardes for Kubernetes(Lens / Rancher / etc), Kubernetes Pod Inspector allows to check the file system and processes within running Linux pods without using kubectl. This is useful when we want to check the files within volumes mounted by pods</li> <li>witchery-project/witchery build distroless images with alpine tools</li> <li>knight42/kubectl-blame: kubectl-blame: git-like blame for kubectl Show who edited resource fields. 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This is a simple penetration testing tool which takes advantage of public cloud provider approaches to providing kubelet credentials to nodes in a Kubernetes cluster in order to gain privileged access to the k8s API. This access can then potentially be used to further compromise the applications running in the cluster or, in many cases, access secrets that facilitate complete control of Kubernetes.</li> <li>patrickdappollonio/kubectl-slice Split multiple Kubernetes files into smaller files with ease. 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Inspired by kube-downscaler.Kube-ns-suspender watches namespaces and \u201csuspends\u201d them by scaling to 0 some of the resources. Once a namespace is suspended, it will not be restarted automatically. This allows to \u201creactivate\u201d namespaces only when required and reduces costs</li> <li>codeberg.org/hjacobs/kube-downscaler: Kubernetes Downscaler \ud83c\udf1f Scale down / \u201cpause\u201d Kubernetes workload (Deployments, StatefulSets, and/or HorizontalPodAutoscalers and CronJobs too !) during non-work hours.</li> <li>deepfence/PacketStreamer \u2b50\u2b50 Distributed tcpdump for cloud native environments \u2b50\u2b50 PacketStreamer is a high-performance remote packet capture and collection tool. 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In these images, the package manager, the non-dependent modules or libraries, even the shells are stripped off, only the app and its required dependencies are kept. For the statically linked executable, produced by golang for example, we can even use \u201cscratch\u201d as the base.</li> <li>The potential exploit of vulnerability is therefore greatly reduced. But, on the other hand, it is difficult to troubleshoot the application if even the shell is not available, leaving only the logs from the app.</li> <li>In this paper, we will explore different options to facilitate debugging by bringing back the shell.</li> </ul> </li> <li>speakerdeck.com/mhausenblas (redhat): Troubleshooting Kubernetes apps</li> <li>medium.com/@andrewachraf: Detect crashes in your Kubernetes cluster using kwatch and Slack \ud83c\udf1f Monitor all changes in your Kubernetes(K8s) cluster &amp; detects crashes in your running apps in real time</li> <li>research.nccgroup.com: Detection Engineering for Kubernetes clusters In this article you will learn how to detect anomalies in your cluster using Kubernetes Audit logs and Anomalies Detection Engineering.</li> <li>pauldally.medium.com: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 1)<ul> <li>pauldally.medium.com: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 2)</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/geekculture: Common Pod Errors in Kubernetes to Watch Out For</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes \u2014 Debugging NetworkPolicy (Part 1) For something as important as NetworkPolicy, debugging is surprisingly painful. 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For example, we saw that Kubernetes occasionally kills our application before it releases resources, although it seems that this should not happen. It was impossible to reproduce the problem immediately, and we wondered what was happening under the hood?</li> <li>martinheinz.dev: Backup-and-Restore of Containers with Kubernetes Checkpointing API Kubernetes v1.25 introduced Container Checkpointing API as an alpha feature. This provides a way to backup-and-restore containers running in Pods, without ever stopping them. This feature is primarily aimed at forensic analysis, but general backup-and-restore is something any Kubernetes user can take advantage of. 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This is accomplished by mapping ports on the developer\u2019s workstation to services that are normally only accessible from containers running within the cluster.</li> <li>zendesk.engineering: Debugging containerd</li> <li>heka-ai.medium.com: Introduction to Debugging: locally and live on Kubernetes with VSCode \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to debug your code in real-time on a Pod running on Kubernetes using VS Code</li> <li>iximiuz.com: Kubernetes Ephemeral Containers and kubectl debug Command \ud83c\udf1f Learn how to use Ephemeral Containers to debug Kubernetes workloads with and without the kubectl debug command</li> <li>eminaktas.medium.com: Debug Containerd in Production In this article, you will learn how you can debug containerd with VSCode in a remote production environment.</li> <li>medium.com/@alex.ivenin: Exploring ephemeral containers in kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f Ephemeral containers, a feature that was introduced in Kubernetes 1.16 as an alpha release, advanced to beta status in version 1.23, and has finally graduated to stable status in Kubernetes 1.25. This capability provides an easy and safe way to debug running containers in a pod, without requiring full access to the underlying node.</li> <li>labs.iximiuz.com: How to work with container images using ctr ctr is a command-line client shipped as part of the containerd project. 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The framework is customizable and allows third-party application developers to create troubleshoot specs that can be run by cluster operators.</p> </li> <li>github.com/airwallex: k8s-pod-restart-info-collector k8s-pod-restart-info-collector is a simple Kubernetes customer controller that watches for Pods changes and collects K8s Pod restart reasons, logs, and events to Slack channels when a Pod restarts</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#komodor","title":"Komodor","text":"<ul> <li>komodor.com Turn troubleshooting chaos into clarity. Komodor is an observability tool that gives you insight into what\u2019s happening with your clusters and workloads. It integrates tools that we all use, like Datadog, Okta, LaunchDarkly, and PagerDuty.</li> <li>komodor.com: Kubernetes Troubleshooting: The Complete Guide \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#palaemon","title":"Palaemon","text":"<ul> <li>palaemon.io Open-source developer tool for monitoring Kubernetes clusters and error analysis</li> <li>medium.com/@ospalaemon: Introducing Palaemon, the Savior of Kubernetes Pods!</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-troubleshooting/#cdebug-and-debug-ctr","title":"cdebug and debug-ctr","text":"<ul> <li>iximiuz/cdebug a swiss army knife of container debugging. It\u2019s like \u201cdocker exec\u201d, but it works even for containers without a shell (scratch, distroless, slim, etc). The \u201ccdebug exec\u201d command allows you to bring your own toolkit and start a shell inside of a running container.</li> <li>felipecruz91/debug-ctr A commandline tool for interactive troubleshooting when a container has crashed or a container image doesn\u2019t include debugging utilities, such as distroless images. 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Looking for some new ones \ud83d\ude09</p>\u2014 Saiyam Pathak (@SaiyamPathak) April 11, 2022 </p> <p><p>I made a tool\u2026 to debug containers \ud83e\uddd9\u200d\u2642\ufe0fIt's like \"docker exec\", but it works even for containers without a shell (scratch, distroless, slim, etc).The \"cdebug exec\" command allows you to bring your own toolkit and start a shell inside of a running container.A short demo \ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/82m4vzPYJr</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 23, 2022 </p> <p><p>There is a Kubernetes deployment which processes items from a queue. Most items are very small and completed immediately. Occasionally a whopping big item comes along and causes an OOMKill. 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One can go through this official documentation and can learn much more about Kubernetes.</p> </li> <li>devopscube.com: Kubernetes Tutorials For Beginners: Getting Started Guide</li> <li>Intoduction to Kubernetes (slides, beginners and advanced)</li> <li>medium.com: Kubernetes 101: Pods, Nodes, Containers, and Clusters</li> <li>medium.com: Learn Kubernetes in Under 3 Hours: A Detailed Guide to Orchestrating Containers</li> <li>kubernetestutorials.com: Install and Deploy Kubernetes on CentOs 7</li> <li>medium.com: Simplifying orchestration with Kubernetes</li> <li>aquasec.com: 70 Best Kubernetes Tutorials Valuable Kubernetes tutorials from multiple sources, classified into the following categories: Kubernetes AWS and Azure tutorials, networking tutorials, clustering and federation tutorials and more.</li> <li>cloud.google.com: kubernetes comic Learn about kubernetes and how you can use it for continuous integration and delivery.</li> <li>magalix.com: Kubernetes 101 - Concepts and Why It Matters<ul> <li>apkplz.net: Learn Kubernetes 1 APK</li> <li>Google Play Search</li> </ul> </li> <li>Dzone refcard: Getting Started with Kubernetes</li> <li>magalix.com: The Best Kubernetes Tutorials</li> <li>35 Advanced Tutorials to Learn Kubernetes</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: The Kubernetes Handbook \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes Pods and ReplicaSets explained</li> <li>medium: DraftKings Kubernetes Workshop: Hands-on Learning in K8s (with Video Walkthrough)</li> <li>100 Days Of Kubernetes: 100daysofkubernetes.io 100 Days of Kubernetes is the challenge in which we aim to learn something new related to Kubernetes each day across 100 Days!!!</li> <li>youtube playlist: Thetips4you - Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners HPA, Deployments, YAML, Jenkins, etc.</li> <li>youtube playlist: DevNation Lessons: Kubernetes Fundamentals</li> <li>amazee.io: Master the Fundamentals of K8s: Kubernetes 101 video series with Jeff Geerling</li> <li>medium: How to deploy StatefulSets in Kubernetes (K8s)?</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com. Kubernetes for Developers Journey:<ul> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #1: Kubernetes Architecture and Features</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #2: Kubernetes for Local Development</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #3: kubectl CLI</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #4: Enable kubectl bash autocompletion</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #5: Kubernetes Web UI Dashboard</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #6: Kubernetes Objects</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #7: Imperative vs. Declarative Kubernetes Objects</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #9: Kubernetes Pod Lifecycle</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #10: Kubernetes Pod YAML manifest in-detail</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #14: Kubernetes Deployment YAML manifest in-detail</li> </ul> </li> <li>ithands-on.com:<ul> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Deployments, replicaSets, services, pods and endpoints</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : An overview of StatefulSets and Deployments</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Resource Quotas (ResourceQuota) and Limit Ranges (LimitRange)</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : Deployments and Rolling updates - maxSurge, maxUnavailable</li> <li>ithands-on.com: Kubernetes 101 : The externalName service</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Crash Course for Absolute Beginners</li> <li>dev.to: Let\u2019s Learn Kubernetes Series\u2019 Articles</li> <li>youtube playlist: Tech World with Nana - Docker and Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>youtube playlist: Tech World with Nana - Complete Kubernetes Tutorial for Beginners \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Running Workloads in Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>omerbsezer/Fast-Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This repo covers Kubernetes objects\u2019 and components\u2019 details (Kubectl, Pod, Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, Volume, PV, PVC, Daemonset, Secret, Affinity, Taint-Toleration, Helm, etc.), and possible example usage scenarios (how-to, hands-on labs, etc.)</li> <li>javarevisited.blogspot.com: Top 5 Online Courses to Learn Kubernetes in 2022 - Best of Lot</li> <li>youtube: Kubernetes for Sysadmins \u2013 Kelsey Hightower at PuppetConf 2016 \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1fThis is the most famous Kubernetes talk of all time, where kelseyhightower explains the Kubernetes scheduler using Tetris.</li> <li> <p>educative.io/courses/the-kubernetes-course: Learn Kubernetes: A Deep Dive \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes helps deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. It abstracts the underlying infrastructure so it doesn\u2019t matter if you\u2019re deploying your applications to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or your own on-premises datacenter. Ready to get started?</p> <ul> <li>educative.io/courses/the-kubernetes-course: Pods Its true that K8s runs containerized apps. But, you can:t run container directly on K8s cluster \u2013 containers always run inside of Pods. Pods: Intro to Pods in Kubernetes:<ul> <li>Pods &amp; containers</li> <li>Pod anatomy</li> <li>Pods as unit of scaling</li> <li>Pod lifecycle</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li> <p>blog.getambassador.io: How to Learn Kubernetes: Prerequisites, Paths, and Resources \ud83c\udf1f</p> </li> <li>devopscube.com: How to Learn Kubernetes (Complete Roadmap) \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f A roadmap to learn Kubernetes from scratch (Beginner to Advanced level)<ul> <li>github.com/techiescamp/kubernetes-learning-path \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: Understanding Kubernetes: part 48 \u2013 Kubernetes 1.27 Changelog</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#online-training","title":"Online Training","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Red Hat Training &amp; Certification Community - The Red Hat Customer Portal\u2019s community section, previously the Red Hat Learning Community, offers resources for learning and certification related to Red Hat products, including OpenShift and Kubernetes. It provides access to training materials, e-books, and videos to supplement learning journeys.</p> </li> <li> <p>katacoda.com Interactive Learning and Training Platform for Software Engineers</p> </li> <li>kubernetesbyexample.com</li> <li>Play with Kubernetes A simple, interactive and fun playground to learn Kubernetes</li> <li>udemy.com: Learn DevOps: The Complete Kubernetes Course<ul> <li>wardviaene/kubernetes-course</li> </ul> </li> <li>udemy.com: Learn DevOps: Advanced Kubernetes Usage<ul> <li>wardviaene/advanced-kubernetes-course</li> </ul> </li> <li>javarevisited.blogspot.com: Top 5 Free Courses to Learn Kubernetes for Developers and DevOps Engineers</li> <li>kodekloud.com</li> <li>training.linuxfoundation.org: Introduction to Kubernetes (LFS158x) Want to learn Kubernetes? Get an in-depth primer on this powerful system for managing containerized applications in this free course.</li> <li>civo.com/academy \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Learn Kubernetes with Civo Academy. Learn everything you need to know to get started with Kubernetes. Learn Kubernetes for free. We\u2019ve created over 50 video guides and tutorials that will help you navigate Kubernetes: from understanding the basic need for and function of containers, to launching and scaling your first clusters.</li> <li>medium.com/javarevisited: 8 Best Free Kubernetes Courses for Beginners in 2022 Learn Kubernetes using these free online training courses and add an in-demand skill to your colorful resume.<ul> <li>udemy.com: Just enough kubernetes to be dangerous (free)</li> <li>udemy.com: Learn Devops Kubernetes deployment by kops and terraform (free) Comprehensive Nginx deployment to Kubernetes on AWS by using kops and terraform</li> <li>edx.org: Introduction to Kubernetes (free)</li> <li>udemy.com: Containers 101 (free) Building and deploying containerize applications with Kubernetes, Docker and Helm</li> </ul> </li> <li>devopswithkubernetes.com Introductory course to Kubernetes with K3s and GKE</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#k8s-diagrams","title":"K8s Diagrams","text":""},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#kubernetes-networking","title":"Kubernetes Networking","text":"<ul> <li>Implementing Istio From Start To Finish - (Related to istio topic)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#kubernetes-troubleshooting","title":"Kubernetes Troubleshooting","text":"<ul> <li>Kubernetes Troubleshooting: A Step-by-Step Guide - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</li> <li>Kubernetes Troubleshooting Guide: Common Pitfalls and Solutions - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</li> <li> <p>Kubernetes Services and Load Balancing Explained - (Related to kubernetes-networking topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>cloudogu/k8s-diagrams A collection of diagrams explaining kubernetes by cloudogu, written in PlantUML.</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#learning-tools","title":"Learning Tools","text":"<ul> <li>Build Your Own X \ud83c\udf1f - A repository offering step-by-step guides to recreate various technologies from scratch, promoting deep understanding through practical implementation. It covers a wide range of domains including AI, databases, operating systems, and networking.</li> <li>OCP4 Getting Started Showroom - (Related to ocp4 topic)</li> <li>Quiz Grader - (Related to ai topic)</li> <li>DevOps Roadmap for 2026 - (Related to devops topic)</li> <li>What is Podman and How Does it Compare to Docker? - (Related to container-managers topic)</li> <li>Back of the Napkin Guide to Updating Jenkins - (Related to jenkins topic)</li> <li>Automating Kubernetes Deployments with Helm Charts - (Related to helm topic)</li> <li>useHooks - React Hooks Library - (Related to javascript topic)</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#neptune","title":"Neptune","text":"<ul> <li>exploreneptune.io \ud83c\udf1f - [oslabs-beta/neptune]](https://github.com/oslabs-beta/neptune) Neptune is a light-weight, open-source dev tool which introduces developers to Kubernetes and get started with interacting with Kubernetes clusters.<ul> <li>Get to know your Kubernetes cluster better with an easy-to-use monitoring tool</li> <li>Render the metrics of your nodes, pods, and namespaces all in one easy to visualize UI. Focus on what matters, with built in alerts and cluster health monitoring.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"<ul> <li>Open Source Friday: Spec Kit - What it is, the problems it solves, and how clear specs make collaboration work - A YouTube video discussing Spec Kit, explaining its purpose, the challenges it addresses, and how clear specifications facilitate effective collaboration in software development.</li> <li>Openshift Baremetal - Installer\u2019s Bake-off: Agent vs Assisted vs IPI - Comparativa t\u00e9cnica de los m\u00e9todos de instalaci\u00f3n de OpenShift en baremetal: Agent, Assisted e IPI, para ayudarte a elegir el m\u00e1s adecuado.</li> </ul> Click to expand!"},{"location":"kubernetes-tutorials/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"Click to expand! <p><p>A Kubernetes cluster is made of control plane nodes and worker nodes. And the nodes are made up of a number of components with specific functionalities \ud83c\udf0aThread \ud83e\uddf5\ud83d\udc47\ud83c\udffb#kubernetes #devops #docker pic.twitter.com/hN9LptCU71</p>\u2014 SigNoz (@SignozHQ) February 28, 2022 </p> <p><p>Free Kubernetes courses for Beginners1. Just enough kubernetes - https://t.co/9lSIfEKqSf2. Learn Kubernetes deployment - https://t.co/VmfaJWoGad3. Introduction to Kubernetes - https://t.co/tw4z7J5n214. Containers 101 - https://t.co/r2YJNxpLWHmore - https://t.co/9BKvlIxif8 pic.twitter.com/zzlvrxYgL6</p>\u2014 javinpaul (@javinpaul) July 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Containers vs Pods \ud83e\uddf5A \"container\" is an isolated and restricted execution environment, typically optimized to run just one service.Being fully isolated from neighbors may feel good, but only at first. What if you need a few supporting services around?Pods to the rescue! pic.twitter.com/QEVdvqB01h</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) July 26, 2022 </p> <p><p>What problem is Kubernetes trying to solve?Is it simply container orchestration?A thread \ud83e\uddf5</p>\u2014 Michael Levan \ud83d\udc68\ud83c\udffb\u200d\ud83d\udcbb\u2615\ufe0f (@TheNJDevOpsGuy) August 10, 2022 </p> <ul> <li>Kubernetes para principiantes - La gu\u00eda definitiva para principiantes absolutos \ud83c\udf1f - Una playlist de YouTube que ofrece una gu\u00eda definitiva y completa sobre Kubernetes para principiantes absolutos, cubriendo conceptos fundamentales y pr\u00e1cticos.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"kubernetes/","title":"Kubernetes","text":"<p>\u201cKubernetes is not for application development but for platform development. Its magic is in enterprise standardization, not app portability\u201d (Kelsey Hightower)</p> <ol> <li>Must know Kubernetes concepts</li> <li>Introduction<ol> <li>Kubernetes Jobs Market</li> <li>Certified Kubernetes Offerings</li> <li>The State of Cloud-Native Development</li> <li>Kubernetes Failure Stories</li> <li>Kubernetes Maturity Model</li> <li>Cloud Native Learn by doing platforms</li> <li>Kubernetes Scalability Thresholds</li> <li>Kubernetes Installation Methods</li> <li>Kubernetes Knowledge Hubs<ol> <li>Kubernetes Podcasts</li> <li>Kubernetes Blogs</li> <li>Spanish Kubernetes Blogs</li> </ol> </li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Open Source Container Orchestation<ol> <li>KubeCon</li> <li>kubeconfig</li> <li>Kubernetes Manifests</li> <li>Docker and Kubernetes<ol> <li>Kubernetes vs Docker</li> <li>Kubernetes vs Docker Swarm</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Admission Controllers</li> <li>Kubernetes Mutating Webhooks</li> <li>Kubernetes Cloud Controller Manager</li> <li>Kubernetes Resources<ol> <li>Kubernetes Pods</li> <li>Kubernetes ConfigMaps</li> <li>Kubernetes Secrets</li> <li>Kubernetes Volumes</li> <li>Kubernetes Namespaces and Multi Tenancy. Self Service Namespaces<ol> <li>Kiosk Multi-Tenancy Extension for Kubernetes</li> <li>Creating Users</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Labels and Selectors</li> <li>Kubernetes Taints and Tolerations</li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment, ReplicaSet, Rollling Updates and Rollbacks</li> <li>Kubernetes StatefulSet</li> <li>Kubernetes DaemonSets</li> <li>Kubernetes Jobs and Cron Jobs</li> <li>Kubernetes Services</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Deployment Strategies</li> <li>Kubernetes API<ol> <li>Multi-Cluster Services API</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes Health Checks/Probes. Startup, Liveness, Readiness</li> <li>Reserved CPU and memory in Kubernetes nodes</li> <li>Kubernetes Quality of Service QOS. Kubernetes Resource and Capacity Management. Capacity Planning. Resource Quotas per namespace, LimitRanges per namespace, Limits and Requests per POD</li> <li>Kubernetes Scheduler. Kube Scheduler<ol> <li>Pod rebalancing and allocations. Pod Priorities</li> </ol> </li> <li>Kubernetes etcd</li> <li>Kubernetes Sidecars</li> <li>Kubernetes Annotations</li> <li>Kubernetes Best Practices and Tips</li> <li>Disruptions</li> <li>Cost Estimation Strategies<ol> <li>kubecost</li> </ol> </li> <li>Architecting Kubernetes clusters. Node Size. Multi Clusters and Hybrid Cloud<ol> <li>Wide Cluster instead of Multi-Cluster</li> </ol> </li> </ol> </li> <li>Client Libraries for Kubernetes</li> <li>Helm Kubernetes Tool</li> <li>Templating YAML in Kubernetes with real code. YQ YAML processor</li> <li>Extending Kubernetes<ol> <li>Adding Custom Resources. Extending Kubernetes API with Kubernetes Resource Definitions. CRD vs Aggregated API</li> <li>Krew, a plugin manager for kubectl plugins</li> <li>OpenKruise/Kruise</li> <li>Crossplane, a Universal Control Plane API for Cloud Computing. 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An Introduction to Kubernetes Components</li> <li>dzone: Introduction To Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f An orchestration tool takes care of provisioning and deployment, allocation of resources, load balancing, and many other important aspects of any system.</li> <li>weave.works: Kubernetes components that make up its architecture \ud83c\udf1f Great intro</li> <li>dzone refcard: Advanced kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>redhat.com: Kubernetes basics for sysadmins Learn when Kubernetes can be effectively used and how the containers it manages might be better than virtual machines.</li> <li>redhat.com: Kubernetes Components - A sysadmin\u2019s guide to basic Kubernetes components \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes control plane nodes and worker nodes, their features, and how they interact.</li> <li>learnsteps.com: How Kubernetes works on reconciler pattern \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>devopsunlocked.com: Kubernetes: Learning Material</li> <li>cncf.io: Kubernetes 101: An Introduction \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>millionvisit.blogspot.com: Kubernetes for Developers #1: Kubernetes Architecture and Features \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>redhat.com: Start learning Kubernetes from your local machine</li> <li>medium: Pratyush Mathur - Kubernetes Architecture</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Fundamentals For Absolute Beginners: Architecture &amp; Components</li> <li>learnsteps.com: What is a control plane? 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Here, experts discuss the best strategies to deploy Kubernetes seamlessly.</li> <li>dev.to: What Problem Is Kubernetes Actually Trying To Solve? \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>\u201cIt\u2019s funny: everyone thinks CPU requests are only used for scheduling (WRONG) and memory requests determine who gets OOMKilled (WRONG) but it\u2019s actually the opposite! At runtime, memory requests do nothing, but CPU requests DO\u201d \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Kubernetes 101 for developers: Names, ports, YAML files, and more Kubernetes 101 for developers:<ul> <li>Running multiple containers</li> <li>Port management</li> <li>Names</li> <li>Secrets</li> <li>Rolling updates</li> <li>Dependencies</li> <li>YAML files</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/@litombeg: Kubernetes High-Level Architecture</li> <li>Top 5 kubernetes challenges and their solutions</li> <li>jaffarshaik.medium.com: Kubernetes Architecture and components \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>syedasadrazadevops.medium.com: Deep Dive Into Kubernetes: Who to run pod, node container in Kubernetes (K8s)</li> <li>dzone.com: Kubernetes Architecture Diagram \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This article will explain each Kubernetes architecture example step, the entire structure, what it\u2019s used for, and how to use it.</li> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: 5 Tricks to take your Kubernetes skills to the next level Whether you like Python, Java, or another language \u2014 you\u2019ll probably need Kubernetes anyway.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Don\u2019t Pause Your Kubernetes Adoption \u2015 PaaS It Instead! 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Instead, that number varies based on specific workload requirements.</li> <li>blog.acethecloud.com: The Kubernetes Handbook: A Comprehensive guide of 100 Q&amp;A \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/@madhankannan7: Kubernetes in Production: Key Considerations</li> <li>medium.com/@harsh.manvar111: Don\u2019t confuse the difference between stateless and stateful \ud83c\udf1f Why not use Kubernetes Statefulset for stateless applications?</li> <li>geeksforgeeks.org: Kubernetes \u2013 Concept of Containers</li> <li>dev.to: Why Developers Should Learn Docker and Kubernetes in 2023 \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dev.to: Build my own Kubernetes journey (10 Part Series) | Jonatan Ezron</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Why Kubernetes Has Emerged as the \u2018OS\u2019 of the Cloud Increased usage of Kubernetes, the Google-created open source system orchestrator isn\u2019t seen in all sectors of IT infrastructure, but it sure is taking charge of cloud native app deployments.</li> <li>aws.amazon.com: Kubernetes as a platform vs. Kubernetes as an API \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>symbiosis.host: Benchmarking cluster creation time for 8 managed Kubernetes providers You might find this report interesting if you care about Kubernetes cluster creation time. 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As more organizations adopt Kubernetes, there is a growing need for Kubernetes skills and expertise. This comprehensive roadmap will take you from Kubernetes fundamentals all the way to advanced management, security, and governance.</li> <li>serokell.io/blog/kubernetes-guide: A Guide to Kubernetes Modern cloud native computing heavily relies on the use of containers and the adoption of Kubernetes. Despite being a relatively new technology, it is deployed by many global enterprises to manage business-critical applications in their production environments. The popularity of Kubernetes is driven by a growing range of features, such as enhanced security, better management of microservices, improved observability, and more efficient scaling and resource use. 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It provides a powerful abstraction for streamlining cluster lifecycle management while maintaining the underlying API. The documentation covers its background, authoring, changing, publishing, and operational aspects, including quick start guides for creating clusters using ClusterClass templates.</li> <li>The DevOps Bottleneck: Why IaC Orchestration is the Missing Piece - (Related to iac topic)</li> <li>Announcing Private Preview: ArgoCD through Microsoft GitOps - (Related to gitops topic)</li> <li>FreeLens - (Related to kubernetes-tools topic)</li> <li>RunsOn: Self-hosted GitHub Actions Runners in AWS - (Related to cicd topic)</li> <li> <p>Dependabot Version Updates in Azure DevOps - (Related to cicd topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>kubedex.com Discover, Compare and Share Kubernetes Applications</p> </li> <li>medium.com: A Year Of Running Kubernetes at MYOB, And The Importance Of Empathy</li> <li>labs.mwrinfosecurity.com: Attacking Kubernetes through Kubelet</li> <li>itnext.io: Successful &amp; Short Kubernetes Stories For DevOps Architects</li> <li>platform9.com: Kubernetes CI/CD Pipelines at Scale</li> <li>4 trends for Kubernetes cloud-native teams to watch in 2020</li> <li>5 open source projects that make Kubernetes even better: Prometheus, Operator framework, Knative, Tekton, Kubeflow \ud83c\udf1f Open source projects bring many additional capabilities to Kubernetes, such as performance monitoring, developer tools, serverless capabilities, and CI/CD workflows. Check out these five widely used options</li> <li>4 trends for Kubernetes cloud-native teams to watch in 2020 Today\u2019s software architectural landscape seems to change like the weather. Stay ahead of the curve with these cloud-related trends, including GitOps and service meshes.</li> <li>Creating a Kubernetes cloud provider, doesn\u2019t required boiling the ocean</li> <li>opensource.com: 5 ways to boost your Kubernetes knowledge</li> <li>blog.container-solutions.com: 7 Cloud Native Trends to Watch in 2020</li> <li>snyk.io: Shipping Kubernetes-native applications with confidence</li> <li>medium: Delivering value on Kubernetes</li> <li>blocksandfiles.com: Kubernetes is in a bit of state about state Kubernetes is \u201cfour to five years away\u201d from being a stable distribution capable of running stateful apps, according to Redis Labs chief product officer Alvin Richards.</li> <li>medium: Then he asked me \u201cIs Kubernetes right for us?\u201d</li> <li>loft.sh: Kubernetes: Virtual Clusters For CI/CD &amp; Testing</li> <li>lambda.grofers.com: Learnings From Two Years of Kubernetes in Production</li> <li>medium: 3 Years of Kubernetes in Production\u2013Here\u2019s What We Learned</li> <li>revistacloudcomputing.com: Los mejores proveedores de Kubernetes</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Overcoming Kubernetes Infrastructure Challenges</li> <li>medium: Installing cf-for-k8s on a Kubernetes Cluster Running on Digital Ocean If you want to install Cloud Foundry on Kubernetes on Digital Ocean, you might find this article relevant.</li> <li>itnext.io: Lessons learned from managing a Kubernetes cluster for side projects (GKE)</li> <li>projectcalico.org: Using Kubernetes to orchestrate VMs</li> <li>lastweekinaws.com: Is ECS deprecated? Has Kubernetes won?</li> <li>opensource.com: 8 Kubernetes insights for 2021 Review the top five Kubernetes articles of 2020, then preview three tools you should learn about in 2021.</li> <li>srcco.de: Zalando - Many Kubernetes Clusters instead of 1 huge cluster Running 80+ Kubernetes clusters in production? Yes, Zalando runs 100+ Kubernetes clusters on AWS.<ul> <li>Each cluster runs in its own AWS account.</li> <li>They always create a pair of prod/non-prod clusters per \u201cproduct community\u201d, i.e. only half of their clusters (50+) are marked as \u201cproduction\u201d and have full 24x7 on-call support.</li> <li>They decided to go with \u201cmany\u201d (that\u2019s relative) clusters for various reasons:<ul> <li>Kubernetes has no strong story for multi-tenancy, having \u201csmaller\u201d clusters mitigates part of this problem</li> <li>Some infrastructure is shared per cluster, e.g. Prometheus and the Ingress proxy (Skipper) \u2014 this requires appropriate (vertical) scaling of these components, smaller clusters make this easier to handle</li> <li>The blast radius is limited \u2014 anything going wrong in one cluster (outage, security incident, ..) does not necessarily affect the whole organization</li> <li>Cost attribution is easier (every cluster belongs to a cost center)</li> <li>The cluster (and its AWS account) serves as a natural trust boundary for access control (you can either deploy via CI/CD to a cluster or not)</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>platform9.com: The Gorilla Guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise Discover key capabilities for Kubernetes at scale.<ul> <li>A complete Enterprise Kubernetes infrastructure needs proper DNS, load balancing, Ingress, stateful services, K8\u2019s role-based access control (RBAC), integration with LDAP and authentication systems, and more. Once Kubernetes is deployed, day-2 operational challenges and life-cycle management comes into play: monitoring, alerting, troubleshooting, upgrades, security patching, compliance checking and much more.</li> <li>The Gorilla guide to Kubernetes in the Enterprise is your resource to ensure the success of your Enterprise Kubernetes projects by thinking through critical decisions around deployment options, day-2 operational considerations, use cases, and choosing your Kubernetes implementation solutions.</li> </ul> </li> <li>magalix.com: Influencing Kubernetes Scheduler Decisions To ensure maximum possible performance and availability given the infrastructure at hand, the scheduler uses complex algorithms to ensure the most efficient Pod placement. In this article, we discuss how the scheduler selects the best node to host the Pod and how we can influence its decision.</li> <li>medium: Making Sense of Taints and Tolerations in Kubernetes</li> <li>devopscube.com: 10 Key Considerations for Kubernetes Cluster Design &amp; Setup \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.pixielabs.ai: Building Kubernetes Native SaaS applications: iterating quickly by deploying in-cluster data planes</li> <li>itnext.io: CKS Exam Series #9 RBAC v2 Kubernetes CKS Example Exam Question Series</li> <li>infoq.com: Experts Discuss Top Kubernetes Trends and Production Challenges</li> <li>blog.appstack.one: How to run Ghost blog inside Kubernetes</li> <li>learnk8s.io: Scaling Celery workers with RabbitMQ on Kubernetes In this article, you will explore how to use Kubernetes and KEDA to scale Celery workers based on the number of messages in a RabbitMQ queue.<ol> <li>Learn how to set up a metrics pipeline</li> <li>How you can drive autoscaling based on metrics from RabbitMQ.</li> <li>Why KEDA might be an alternative to prometheus+adapters</li> </ol> </li> <li>superuser.openstack.org: Run Your Kubernetes Cluster on OpenStack in Production</li> <li>andrewlock.net: Series: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes<ul> <li>andrewlock.net: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes - Part 6 - Adding health checks with Liveness, Readiness, and Startup probes</li> </ul> </li> <li>infoq.com: The Evolution of Distributed Systems on Kubernetes What Comes After Microservices:<ul> <li>Yet Microservices gives us the guiding principles on how to split a monolithic application into separate business domains.</li> <li>After that came serverless and Function-as-a-Service (FaaS), where we said we could split those further by operations, giving us extreme scaling - because we can scale each operation individually.</li> <li>The author argues that maybe FaaS is not the best model - as functions are not the best model for implementing reasonably complex services where you want multiple operations to reside together when they have to interact with the same dataset.</li> <li>Probably, multi-runtime as the author calls it Mecha architecture, where you have your business logic in one container, and you have all the infrastructure-related concerns as a separate container.</li> <li>They jointly represent a multi-runtime microservice. Maybe that\u2019s a more suitable model because it has better properties.</li> <li>You get all the benefits of microservice. You still have all your domain, all the bounded contexts in one place.</li> <li>You have all the infrastructure and distributed application needs in a separate container, and you combine them at runtime.</li> <li>Probably, the closest thing that\u2019s getting to that right now is Dapr.</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium: Graceful shutdown of fpm and nginx in Kubernetes</li> <li>fairwinds.com: Over-Provisioned and Over-Permissioned Containers &amp; Kubernetes</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: How to Implement Your Distributed Filesystem With GlusterFS And Kubernetes Learn the advantages of using GlusterFS and how can it help in achieving a highly-scalable, distributed filesystem.</li> <li>medium: Scaling Kubernetes with Assurance at Pinterest</li> <li>blog.deckhouse.io: How we enjoyed upgrading a bunch of Kubernetes clusters from v1.16 to v1.19</li> <li>openshift.com: Topology Aware Scheduling in Kubernetes Part 1: The High Level Business Case<ul> <li>openshift.com: Topology Awareness in Kubernetes Part 2: Don\u2019t we already have a Topology Manager?</li> </ul> </li> <li>Kubernetes setup with CRI-O Runtime Example to build Kubernetes Clusters using CRI-O runtime instead of Docker</li> <li>blog.min.io: Kubernetes, Consistency and Commoditization - The Way of the Cloud</li> <li>hjrocha.medium.com: Add a Custom Host to Kubernetes</li> <li>rancher.com: The Three Pillars of Kubernetes Container Orchestration \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>qwinix.io: What Is Kubernetes? K8s Uses, Benefits, &amp; More</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Governance, Risk and Compliance with Kubernetes</li> <li>zhimin-wen.medium.com: Custom Notifications with Alert Manager\u2019s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes</li> <li>harness.io: Introducing Recommendations API: Find Potential Cost Savings Programmatically</li> <li>blog.harbur.io: Demystifying stateful apps on Kubernetes by deploying an etcd cluster In this tutorial you will learn how to deploy an etcd cluster in Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Rebooting a LOT of Kubernetes nodes in a declarative way</li> <li>infoworld.com: How Kubernetes works If you want to understand containers, microservices architecture, modern application development, and cloud native computing, you need to understand Kubernetes.</li> <li>infoq.com: Cloud Native and Kubernetes Observability: Expert Panel</li> <li>kubernetes.io: Don\u2019t Panic: Kubernetes and Docker</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Exploring the New Kubernetes Maturity Model</li> <li>blog.bandowski.eu: Tools that should be used in every Kubernetes cluster \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>ArgoCD for deploying your resources the GitOps way</li> <li>MetalLB in case you need a load balancer when running Kubernetes on-prem and not in a cloud</li> <li>external-secrets to easily sync the secrets of your external secret manager with your Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>cert-manager \ud83c\udf1f to easily retrieve and/or generate new certificates on the fly</li> <li>external-dns to manage your DNS entries automatically</li> </ul> </li> <li>redhat.com: Building containers by hand: The PID namespace The PID namespace is an important one when it comes to building isolated environments. Find out why and how to use it.</li> <li>infoq.com: The Kubernetes Effect</li> <li>dustinspecker.com: iptables: How Kubernetes Services Direct Traffic to Pods</li> <li>dustinspecker.com: Scaling Kubernetes Pods using Prometheus Metrics \ud83c\udf1f one of Kubernetes many features is auto-scaling workloads. Typically, Horizontal Pod Autoscalers scale pods based on CPU or memory usage. During other times we could better scale by using custom metrics that Prometheus is already scraping. Fortunately, Horizontal Pod Autoscalers can support using custom metrics. I\u2019m a fan of the kube-prometheus \ud83c\udf1f project, but it wasn\u2019t apparent how to set up a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler using custom metrics. This post walks through:<ul> <li>Deploying kube-prometheus (Prometheus operator, Prometheus adapter, Grafana, and more)</li> <li>Creating a custom metrics APIService</li> <li>Configuring Prometheus adapter to support our custom metrics</li> <li>Deploying a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for Grafana using a custom metric</li> </ul> </li> <li>dev.to: How to switch container runtime in a Kubernetes cluster</li> <li>itnext.io: Breaking down and fixing etcd cluster</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes: what are Endpoints</li> <li>medium.com: Using kubernetes custom resources to manage our ephemeral environments Building a Kubernetes operator with kubebuilder to manage ephemeral environments.</li> <li>medium: Running Apache Flink on Kubernetes</li> <li>learnsteps.com: How exactly kube-proxy works: Basics on Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com: Connect services across Kubernetes clusters using Teleproxy Teleproxy is a shell script that lets you quickly replace a Kubernetes deployment by a single pod that forwards incoming traffic to another pod running in a destination Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes DNS for Services and Pods</li> <li>edgehog.blog: Getting Started with K8s: Core Concepts</li> <li>siderolabs.com: Is Vanilla Kubernetes Really Too Heavy For The Raspberry Pi?</li> <li>infoq.com: Kubernetes Workloads in the Serverless Era: Architecture, Platforms, and Trends</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Tolerating failures in container image registries This article will show you several ways to ensure your Kubernetes clusters can always pull images even while an upstream registry is failing.</li> <li>blog.px.dev: How etcd works and 6 tips to keep in mind</li> <li>containerjournal.com: Kubernetes\u2019 True Superpower is its Control Plane</li> <li>dev.to: A Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Schema Validation</li> <li>tremolosecurity.com: Pipelines and Kubernetes Authentication The Right Way To Authenticate to Your Clusters From Your CI/CD Pipelines:<ul> <li>Don\u2019t use ServiceAccount tokens outside of your cluster</li> <li>Create service accounts inside of your authentication identity provider, assign RBAC privileges</li> <li>Easy with Okta and OpenUnison</li> </ul> </li> <li>usepine.com: Improving cert-manager HTTP01 self-check speed This post describes how to improve cert-manager self-check speed, by pointing the cluster to Google nameservers, and disabling DNS caching</li> <li>datree.io: A Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Schema Validation \ud83c\udf1f Great overview of different schema validation tools, incl. server-side ,dry-run\u201c. But I think with tools like kind in CI it\u2019s actually less of a burden to spin up K8s and do proper server-side validation (which catches all issues as mentioned in the post).</li> <li>community.suse.com: Stupid Simple Kubernetes\u200a\u2014\u200aDeployments, Services and Ingresses Explained</li> <li>infracloud.io: Avoiding Kubernetes Cluster Outages with Synthetic Monitoring Synthetic monitoring consists of pre-defined checks to proactively monitor the critical elements in your infrastructure. These checks simulate the functionality of the elements. We can also simulate the communication between the elements to ensure end-to-end connectivity. Continuous monitoring of these checks also helps to measure overall performance in terms of availability and response times.</li> <li>talos-systems.com: Is Vanilla Kubernetes Really Too Heavy For The Raspberry Pi?</li> <li>blog.kintone.io: Tolerating failures in container image registries \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>thenucleargeeks.com: Taints and Tolerations in Kubernetes</li> <li>devopshubproject/cka-lab This repo contains set of practice questions which will help you to get ready for the cka exam.</li> <li>medium: Run Kubernetes Production Environment on EC2 Spot Instances With Zero Downtime: A Complete Guide</li> <li>shayn-71079.medium.com: Scaling Kubernetes Clusters The below figure presents a schematic diagram of how cluster auto-scaling is done in AWS EKS clusters.</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Essential Tools: 2021</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Living with Kubernetes: Multicluster Management</li> <li>tigera.io: Comparing kube-proxy modes: iptables or IPVS?</li> <li>fairwinds.com: K8s Clinic: How to Run Kubernetes Securely and Efficiently \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>With the adoption of containers, software packaging is increasingly shifting left, which means (depending on your organization) that developers are taking on responsibility for the containerization of applications. Developers may also be responsible for some parts of Kubernetes configuration. As that process shifts left, developers need support to make the right decisions for the organization in order to run Kubernetes securely and efficiently.</li> <li>Many companies are adopting cloud native technologies to deliver speed to market. For businesses seeking to compete in today\u2019s marketplace, it\u2019s important to ship new features and meet customer needs where they are \u2014 and increasingly those needs are being met through software.</li> </ul> </li> <li>weave.works: Production Ready Checklists for Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>containerjournal.com: The Rise of the KubeMaster \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>It wasn\u2019t obvious while it was happening, probably because everyone was focused on dealing with a global pandemic, but your IT environment became more complex. Cloud technology continued to evolve, and while that was happening, cloud use grew. Hybrid cloud use, already growing before the pandemic, became much more established with a year-over-year annual growth rate of 17.8%, according to Quince Market Insights. And with more distinct technology advances from each of the major cloud service providers, multi-cloud use also became more established.</li> <li>This more complex environment encouraged the use of containers, and Kubernetes became the preferred means of managing them. Unfortunately, the great irony of Kubernetes is that the technology created to make the management of modern cloud applications easier is, itself, incredibly difficult to manage. Just to deploy and manage a single application in your own data center requires working familiarity with a Kubernetes distribution and working integrations with a number of supporting systems and enterprise software including code registries, CI/CD, secrets management, storage management, networking, logging and monitoring, service mesh, backup and disaster recovery (DR). That\u2019s just for one environment. In a hybrid infrastructure, perhaps using one of the leading cloud service providers such as AWS, Azure or GCP, you could double this overhead.</li> <li>This rapid growth combined with immense complexity means not every Kubernetes implementation has been successful, and in the worst cases, misconfigurations have led to security breaches and significant application downtime. Overwhelmed teams with insufficient training only make the problem worse, putting these implementations farther behind as Kubernetes management becomes increasingly difficult. As such, I believe the time is now for a new role to emerge in the enterprise\u2014Kubernetes Manager. This is a job function that more and more companies will need to hire as operating and managing Kubernetes becomes a significantly larger part of the engineering operation than ever before. Let me explain.</li> </ul> </li> <li>okteto.com: Run your Pull Request Preview Environments on Kubernetes</li> <li>allanjohn909.medium.com: Kubernetes Ingress with Traefik, CertManager, LetsEncrypt and HAProxy</li> <li>asishmm.medium.com: Discussion on Horizontal Pod Autoscaler with a demo on local k8s cluster</li> <li>piotrminkowski.com: Kubernetes Multicluster with Kind and Submariner</li> <li>civo.com: Get up and running with Kubeflow on Civo Kubernetes</li> <li>blog.palark.com: Failure stories #2. How to destroy Elasticsearch while migrating it within Kubernetes</li> <li>dbafromthecold.com: Adjusting pod eviction time in Kubernetes</li> <li>doordash.engineering: Gradual Code Releases Using an In-House Kubernetes Canary Controller Gradual code releases with canary deployments and a custom Kubernetes controller</li> <li>itnext.io: How to deploy a cross-cloud Kubernetes cluster with built-in disaster recovery \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>getambassador.io: Getting Started with Kubernetes for JavaScript Developers</li> <li>blog.cloudflare.com: Automatic Remediation of Kubernetes Nodes</li> <li>pulumi.com: Kubernetes Fundamentals Part One - Python instead of YAML \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>ubuntu.com: How to test the latest Kubernetes 1.22 release candidate with MicroK8s</li> <li>thenewstack.io: 10 Steps to a Successful Kubernetes Technical Transformation \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium: Kubernetes Scaling &amp; Replicas \ud83c\udf1f Whenever we talk about \u201cScaling\u201d, we need to discuss the states of the application. There are two types: Stateful and Stateless Applications.<ul> <li>Stateful: A stateful application can remember at least some of the things(from the past) about its state when it runs each time. For example: It stores our preferences, keeps track of window size and location, and remembers what files they have opened recently. Their Attributes are:<ul> <li>persistence Storage</li> <li>gracefully deployment and scaling</li> <li>gracefully deletion and termination</li> <li>Automated rolling updates</li> </ul> </li> <li>Stateless: A stateless application requests are self-contained, i.e. everything is contained within the request, and handled in two distinct phases - a \u201crequest\u201d and a \u201cresponse.\u201d Their Attributes are:<ul> <li>Scaling can be done independently</li> <li>Mortal (Kubernetes Pods are mortal. They are born and when they die, they are not resurrected)</li> <li>No persistence Storage</li> <li>Client Cookies can be used to make service stateless</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>cncf.io: Advanced Kubernetes pod to node scheduling In this article, you\u2019ll review some of the use cases for advanced pod scheduling in Kubernetes as well as best practices for implementing it in real-world situations.</li> <li>medium: Create A Pod In Kubernetes Cluster Learn what is Pod and how to create a Pod in the Kubernetes cluster.</li> <li>cloudsavvyit.com: How to Scale Docker Containers Across Servers Using Kubernetes</li> <li>Kubernetes. Label and Selector. Important Topic. Identify object in cluster. CKA Exam Tips</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Cloud Foundry Summit: Kubernetes Must Do Better by Developers</li> <li>itnext.io: How to create Kubernetes home lab on an old laptop with K3s</li> <li>itnext.io: How to deploy a single Kubernetes cluster across multiple clouds using k3s and WireGuard</li> <li>itnext.io: How to Add MySql &amp; MongoDB to a Kubernetes .Net Core Microservice Architecture How to add a MySQL DB and a MongoDB replica set in K8S on Docker desktop using persistent volumes and access the databases from ASP.NET Core, C# and Angular</li> <li>itnext.io: Expose Open Policy Agent/Gatekeeper Constraint Violations for Kubernetes Applications with Prometheus and Grafana</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How Airbnb and Twitter Cut Back on Microservice Complexities</li> <li>Some useful and promising Kubernetes projects to follow:<ul> <li>submarinerio multicluster direct networking</li> <li>shipwrightio building container images</li> <li>microcksio testing API and messaging</li> <li>telepresenceio development tool</li> <li>k0sproject new Kubernetes distro</li> </ul> </li> <li>redkubes.com: DIY Kubernetes-based platform building \u2013 part 3</li> <li>hobby-kube/guide \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes clusters for the hobbyist. This guide answers the question of how to setup and operate a fully functional, secure Kubernetes cluster on a cloud provider such as Hetzner Cloud, DigitalOcean or Scaleway. It explains how to overcome the lack of external ingress controllers, fully isolated secure private networking and persistent distributed block storage.</li> <li>wecloudpro.com: Watchers in Kubernetes</li> <li>learnk8s.io: Kubernetes wallpapers A collection of free Kubernetes wallpapers for your computer.</li> <li>youtube: Tinder\u2019s Move to Kubernetes - Chris O\u2019Brien &amp; Chris Thomas, Tinder</li> <li>medium: How to enable Kubernetes container RuntimeDefault seccomp profile for all workloads</li> <li>doordash.engineering: Gradual Code Releases Using an In-House Kubernetes Canary Controller</li> <li>infoq.com: Six Tips for Running Scalable Workloads on Kubernetes</li> <li>Assess managed Kubernetes services for your workloads. Managed services from cloud providers can simplify Kubernetes deployment but create some snags in a multi-cloud model. Follow three steps to see if these services can benefit you.</li> <li>itnext.io: Evolution of PaaSes to Platform-as-Code in Kubernetes world</li> <li>medium: Wordpress High Availability on Kubernetes Wordpress is configured to support two separate ingress paths \u2014 a private for edits and a public for read-only traffic. By \u201cread-only\u201d, mean that Wordpress is only able to execute SELECTs on the DB. The HA MySQL cluster is accomplished using oracle\u2019s mysql-operator. This makes it extremely easy to handle the master-slave replication for the DB side of things.</li> <li>cloudfoundry.org: Deploy A Laravel Application To Kubernetes Using Cloud Foundry [ARCHIVED] This tutorial uses the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). 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Ensuring discarded resources are removed when redundant helps to free up resources on your cluster\u2019s nodes. Here\u2019s how to approach garbage collection in Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com/blablacar: Operating Node.js in Kubernetes at scale at BlaBlaCar In this case study, you will learn how BlaBlaCar uses CPU and memory metrics and other Kubernetes features to configure scaling for Node.js apps</li> <li>infoworld.com: How to beat the Kubernetes skills shortage While Kubernetes container management is key to digital transformation, Kubernetes talent is in short supply. 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The script can be used as an init container to inject secrets into any pod.</li> <li>medium.com/@AceTheCloud-Abhishek: 50 Shades of Containers and Kubernetes</li> <li>dev.to: How to make exclusive locks in Kubernetes In this tutorial, you will learn how to protect an application deployed in Kubernetes from any modifications \u2014 except if those modifications are coming from a predefined actor - https://github.com/robert-nemet/klock</li> <li>faun.pub: Optimize Kubernetes Resource Management with Time-To-Live (TTL) for Cleaner Cluster Streamline Kubernetes Resource Management: Learn How to Use Time-To-Live (TTL) to Keep Your Cluster Clean and Optimized.</li> <li>github.com/genuinetools: contained.af A stupid game for learning about containers, capabilities, and syscalls.</li> <li>abhii85.hashnode.dev: How to get started with K8s contributions In this article, you\u2019ll explore how to contribute to the Kubernetes project, discuss the skills you need to get started and learn the best ways to get your first Pull Request accepted</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Sandbox Environments with Virtual Clusters Achieving strong isolation without sacrificing resource utilization with Virtual Clusters.</li> <li>medium.com/@alexmogfr: ZEvent Place: How we handled 100k+ CCU on a real-time collective canvas In this case study, you will learn how Alexandre &amp; William designed and scaled a Kubernetes cluster to 250k concurrent users for a charity event</li> <li>blog.devgenius.io: DevOps in K8s \u2014 Pod Cgroups DevOps in K8s bootcamp series<ul> <li>github.com/metaleapca: metaleap-devops-in-k8s.pdf \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>engineering.prezi.com: How to avoid global outage \u2014 Seamlessly migrating DaemonSet labels In this case study, you\u2019ll learn how the team at Prezi managed to update the CSI driver installed as DaemonSet. 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In this article, you will learn how to set the right requests and limits for your containers.</li> <li>dev.to/aurelievache: Understanding Kubernetes: part 22 \u2013 LimitRange</li> <li>dzone: Dive Deep Into Resource Requests and Limits in Kubernetes This article will be helpful for you to understand how Kubernetes requests and limits work, and why they can work in an expected way.</li> <li>sysdig.com: How to rightsize the Kubernetes resource limits</li> <li>medium: Understanding resource limits in kubernetes: cpu time</li> <li>blog.newrelic.com: Kubernetes Fundamentals, Part 1: How to Manage Cluster Capacity with Requests and Limits</li> <li>john-tucker.medium.com: Kubernetes CPU Resource Requests at Runtime While it is well documented how CPU resource request impact the scheduling of Pods to Nodes, it is less clear of the impact once Pods (and their Containers) are running on a Node.</li> <li>faun.pub: Practical example of how to set requests and limits on Kubernetes</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: For the love of god, stop using CPU limits on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Do you really understand CPU limits and requests on Kubernetes?</li> <li>netdata.cloud: Kubernetes Throttling Doesn\u2019t Have To Suck. Let Us Help! \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f CPU limits are probably the most misunderstood concept in Kubernetes CPU resources allocation and management.</li> <li>dnastacio.medium.com: Why you should keep using CPU limits on Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f Or why staying away from unused CPU may be good for your containers.</li> <li>komodor.com: Kubernetes CPU Limits and Throttling CPU throttling means that applications are granted more constrained resources when they are near to the container\u2019s CPU limit.</li> <li>github.com/FairwindsOps: Goldilocks is a utility that can help you identify a starting point for resource requests and limits<ul> <li>levelup.gitconnected.com: How to guess the right size for your Kubernetes Pods? Guessing the right size for your Kubernetes resources and FinOps management using Goldilocks</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/omio-engineering: CPU limits and aggressive throttling in Kubernetes<ul> <li>Have you seen your application get stuck or fail to respond to health check requests, and you can\u2019t find any explanation? It might be because of the CPU quota limit. We will explain more here.</li> <li>TL;DR: We would highly recommend removing CPU Limits in Kubernetes (or Disable CFS quota in Kublet) if you are using a kernel version with CFS quota bug unpatched. There is a serious, known CFS bug in the kernel that causes un-necessary throttling and stalls.</li> </ul> </li> <li>hackernoon.com: Kubernetes Resource Quotas</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: You can\u2019t have both high utilization and high reliability \ud83c\udf1f Everyone wants high utilization and high reliability. The hard truth about Kubernetes is that you need to pick one or the other. A Kubernetes pod uses 2 CPUs on average and occasionally spikes to 3 CPUs. What should its resource allocation look like? This article explores the answers with a few strategies (and some tradeoffs)</li> <li>dev.to: Kubernetes Capacity and Resource Management: It\u2019s Not What You Think It Is \ud83c\udf1f In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to manage resources and capacity in Kubernetes. Takeaways:<ul> <li>Set Resource Quotas for each namespace;</li> <li>Set LimitRanges for each namespace;</li> <li>Enforce rations between requests and limits</li> </ul> </li> <li>faun.pub: Optimize Kubernetes Resource Management with Time-To-Live (TTL) for Cleaner Cluster Streamline Kubernetes Resource Management: Learn How to Use Time-To-Live (TTL) to Keep Your Cluster Clean and Optimized</li> <li>itnext.io: Memory Request + Limit in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f - - community.ops.io: Memory requests and limits in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic<ul> <li>In Kubernetes, you have 2 ways to specify how much memory a pod can use:<ul> <li>Requests \u2014 usually set to the process consumption</li> <li>Limits set the max number of resources allowe</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> <li>itnext.io: CPU Request + Limit in Kubernetes | Daniele Polencic \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f In Kubernetes, what should I use as CPU requests and limits?</li> <li>dev.to/pavanbelagatti: Learn How to Set Kubernetes Resource Requests and Limits</li> <li>iceburn.medium.com: Kubernetes Resource Requests and Resource Limits</li> <li>home.robusta.dev: When is a CPU not a CPU? 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In order to test we will run a simple Spring Boot Java app on Kubernetes.</li> <li>medium.com/@mark.andreev: How to configure Kubernetes memory limits for Java application This article explores the JVM memory structure and flags that can be used to limit memory usage and how those map back to Kubernetes and cgroups v2.</li> <li>sosiv.io: A Deep Dive into Kubernetes Resource Requests and Limits</li> <li>medium.com/pipedrive-engineering: How we choked our Kubernetes NodeJS services Learn from the Pipedrive engineering team experience how to manage memory and CPU resources properly in NodeJS and Kubernetes without slowing down your services</li> <li>medium.com/@eliran89c: For the love of god, learn when to use CPU limits on Kubernetes In this article, you\u2019ll explore how CPU requests and limits work, why they were introduced, and how to monitor CPU usage</li> <li>wbhegedus.me: Demystifying Kubernetes CPU Limits (and Throttling) In this article, you will discuss a clear example of CPU throttling on Kubernetes and how you could monitor and fix it</li> <li>medium.com/@jettycloud: Making Sense of Kubernetes CPU Requests And Limits</li> <li>loft.sh: How to Set Up Kubernetes Requests and Limits</li> <li>dev.to: Impacts Of Not Setting Requests, Limits, and Quotas | Michael Levan</li> <li>faun.pub: Kubernetes Chronicles:(K8s#04)|K8s Series | POD Resource Request &amp; Limits</li> <li>hwchiu.medium.com: Why does my 2vCPU application run faster in a VM than in a container? \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f This article explores the performance of running apps in VMs versus containers. It delves into the impact of CPU limits, thread usage, and CPU distribution, offering insights on how to avoid CPU throttling and improve application performance</li> <li>ardanlabs.com: Kubernetes CPU Limits and Go</li> <li>medium.com/nordnet-tech: Unlocking Kubernetes Performance with no CPU Resource Limits This article dives into requests &amp; limits and argues that CPU limits are only for preventing the use of CPU leftovers, not to prevent noisy neighbours or to protect your nodes from overallocation</li> <li>medium.com/@danielepolencic: Challenge 16: Throttled \ud83c\udf1f CPU limits in Kubernetes are not always obvious and can lead to a spike in latency. To understand why, it\u2019s important to remember how they work. 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The problem stemmed from Go\u2019s garbage collector not being aware of the container\u2019s memory limits, which caused memory allocation to exceed these limits.</li> <li>foxutech.com: Kubernetes Namespace Resource Quota and Limits \ud83c\udf1f - youtube</li> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 1 \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 2 \ud83c\udf1f Do you think that CPU requests are just used for scheduling? Think again. Introducing CPU Shares, and laying the grounds for removing your limits! This 3-part series covers how Kubernetes resources (CPU and memory) work. You will learn the following:<ul> <li>CFS (Completely Fair Scheduler)</li> <li>Pod priorities</li> <li>Quality of Services</li> <li>How scheduling works</li> <li>OOM</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/directeam: Kubernetes resources under the hood \u2014 Part 3 \ud83c\udf1f Kubernetes resources, breaking the limits! Understand the biggest Kubernetes misunderstanding and why you should remove your CPU limits and unleash your cluster\u2019s full potential</li> </ul> </li> <li>[reddit.com/r/kubernetes: CPU Limits](https://www.reddit.com/r/kubernetes/comments/12he7aa/cpu_limits/]</li> <li>gokatalyst.io: Katalyst: A QoS-based resource management system for workload colocation on kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>stormforge.io: Automated Kubernetes resource management for platform engineering teams to continuously rightsize workloads with HPA compatibility Stop Setting Kubernetes Requests and Limits. Let machine learning and automation do it for you.</li> <li>medium.com/@mathieuces: How to calculate CPU for containers in k8s dynamically ? \ud83c\udf1f Learn how to dynamically calculate CPU for containers in Kubernetes using a strategy that optimizes resource allocation by considering average CPU usage and a safety coefficient</li> <li>kondense \ud83c\udf1f Kondense is an automated resource sizing tool. 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But how to add a new request handler? \ud83d\udd3d</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) April 2, 2022"},{"location":"kubernetes/#tweets-2","title":"Tweets 2","text":"Click to expand! <p>Kubernetes saved us from a world of completely proprietary Cloud APIs and provided a trustworthy basis for an open ecosystem of infrastructure tools and APIs. https://t.co/i67orzir2O</p>\u2014 Ian Lewis \ud83d\udc89\ud83d\udc89 (@IanMLewis) September 11, 2021 <p>As more enterprises embrace #containers, they\u2019ll find they need #Kubernetes, too. With our open approach, #K8s does more. Here\u2019s how: https://t.co/y9TciK53F1 pic.twitter.com/CPWHcy5TOZ</p>\u2014 Nicholas Gerasimatos - Red Hat (@nicholas_redhat) September 23, 2021 <p>\ud83e\uddf5How do you keep up with Kubernetes?If you are looking for curated Kubernetes news, we have you covered on:- Core Kubernetes- Security- Architecture &amp; development- Job opportunities- K3sHere are the accounts that you should follow: pic.twitter.com/Hcw9BelCsd</p>\u2014 Learnk8s (@learnk8s) October 20, 2021 <p>@kubernetesio @K8sArchitect K8s Architecture pic.twitter.com/Kbm11a8oMA</p>\u2014 Julien (@MapEngArch) October 24, 2021 <p>How Kubernetes differs from Docker in the way it deals with containers \ud83d\udd3dUnder the hood, Kubernetes and Docker both rely on the same/similar lower-level components to run containers.Often, both use containerd and runc. However, Kubernetes makes the container runtime pluggable pic.twitter.com/5daIalpmrt</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 30, 2021 <p>Does Kubernetes rebalance your Pods?If there's a node that has more space, does Kubernetes recompute and balance the workloads?\ud83e\udd14Let's see! pic.twitter.com/ML7JIGGtrq</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) November 9, 2021 <p>As we close out the year, a few 2022 predictions. \ud83e\uddf51. 2022 will be the year where Kubernetes is finally recognized as technology for platform teams enabling product groups, rather than a technology designed for direct end-usage by developers.</p>\u2014 Gabe Monroy (@gabe_monroy) December 25, 2021 <p>Within a kubernetes cluster, what actually pulls down the image from a remote registry?Wrong answers only please.</p>\u2014 Mark Manning (@antitree) January 31, 2022 <p>For a long time, kubebuilder for me was just a means to scaffold controller projects. But kubebuilder's README says:&gt; Kubebuilder is a framework for building Kubernetes APIs.And finally, I got it! Kubernetes APIs &gt; HTTP APIs.Eg: A custom controller is a form of an async API.</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) February 1, 2022 <p>I am no longer Kubernetes certified. My CKA and CKAD have expired.They were some of the hardest and most valuable certs I got when getting started with Kubernetes.Highly recommend people check them out if you're getting into cloud or SRE</p>\u2014 Justin Garrison (@rothgar) March 31, 2022 <p>Kubernetes basics explained by analogy \ud83e\uddf5...or \"How Kubernetes Just Repeats Good Old Deployment Patterns\"1. For a long time, people had been deploying services as groups of virtual (or physical) machines.But VMs were often slow and bulky. Hence, not very efficient. pic.twitter.com/u5c8vmSx4V</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) July 24, 2022 <p>When it comes to YAML manifests for Kubernetes, is it Best Practice to create individual YAML files for each object (namespace, secret, configmap, deployment, statefulset...) or do people put everything in the one YAML?</p>\u2014 Michael Cade (@MichaelCade1) August 11, 2022 <p>It's funny: everyone thinks CPU requests are only used for scheduling (WRONG) and memory requests determine who gets OOMKilled (WRONG) but it's actually the opposite! At runtime, memory requests do nothing, but CPU requests DO.#kubernetes is funny like that</p>\u2014 Natan Yellin (@aantn) August 27, 2022 <p>Reducing infrastructure costs boils down to turning apps off when you don't use themThat's easy to do manually, but how to turn them on automatically when you need them?You can do so with a scale-to-zero strategyLet me show you how to implement it in Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/YDqbAQlWUK</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) September 12, 2022 <p>One of the interesting challenges with Kubernetes is deploying workloads across several regionsLet me show you how I orchestrate workloads across Europe, Asia and North America with Kubernetes, Istio and Karmada pic.twitter.com/Ukaqbj8Eek</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic (@danielepolencic) September 26, 2022 <p>Kind reminder: If you want to master Containers and Kubernetes, I've got a blog and newsletter for you! \ud83d\udc4bBlog: https://t.co/9J6Aj8Jn3UNewsletter: https://t.co/DQyv14T0NwThe focus is on:- Clarity- Fundamentals- Visual explanations Here are some recent content samples \ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/f3B7dGhGr1</p>\u2014 Ivan Velichko (@iximiuz) October 1, 2022 <p>Kubernetes has two types of resources. Compressible and non-compressible.CPU is a compressible resource. K8s can give and take CPUs whenever it likes. Pod that need CPU and don't get it will wait.Memory is non-compressible. K8s can't take it away without killing the pod. pic.twitter.com/OLfpvjDk17</p>\u2014 Natan Yellin (@aantn) November 10, 2022 <p>What happens when you create a Pod in Kubernetes?A surprisingly simple task reveals a complicated workflow that touches several components in the cluster.Let's dive into it. pic.twitter.com/T1VGR18rRu</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) February 6, 2023 <p>Should you have more than one team using the same Kubernetes cluster?Can you run untrusted workloads safely from untrusted users?Does Kubernetes do multi-tenancy?Let's see! pic.twitter.com/3H2BfAkuIG</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) April 10, 2023 <p>In-depth understanding of Deployments in KubernetesWhen running apps on #Kubernetes, most of you must have used Deployments to manage ReplicaSet and Pods. However, it\u2019s hard to say that we\u2019ve used Deployments effectively.\ud83d\udc40https://t.co/0ou1uefMks #DevOps #CloudNative</p>\u2014 Ministry of Cloud \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddf3 (@NaveenS16) March 23, 2023 <p>Does Kubernetes rebalance your Pods?If there's a node that has more space, does Kubernetes recompute and balance the workloads?Let's have a look \ud83d\udc49 pic.twitter.com/VHKPUEoXd3</p>\u2014 Daniele Polencic \u2014 @danielepolencic@hachyderm.io (@danielepolencic) April 3, 2023 <p>If you don't need Kubernetes don't use it.What is being described here was already happening. Companies are spending too much time managing CI/CD pipelines, IaC, random bash scripts, and a whole collection of custom tooling no one wants to talk about. https://t.co/VkfMlfS1an</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) June 21, 2023 <p>Kubernetes Java Tip \ud83d\udca1Do you set a CPU limit for Java\u2615\ufe0f apps on Kubernetes? How does it impact your apps startup time? You can solve that problem with a new Kubernetes feature called \"In-place Pod Vertical Scaling\" in that way \ud83d\udc47#kubernetes #java #cpu pic.twitter.com/B3ygyozoo7</p>\u2014 Piotr Mi\u0144kowski (@piotr_minkowski) August 22, 2023"},{"location":"kubernetes/#memes","title":"Memes","text":"Click to expand! <p><p>Kubernetes experts be like: pic.twitter.com/0z47Q9bdZm</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 11, 2021 </p> <p><p>Every kubernetes tutorial ever pic.twitter.com/b2qNU143sZ</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) January 31, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using kubernetes for single page apps pic.twitter.com/2gW6ELi2Gi</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 10, 2022 </p> <p><p>Deploying your own kubernetes cluster pic.twitter.com/9kblyVKK1Z</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 14, 2022 </p> <p><p>Kubernetes path to production readiness pic.twitter.com/OgQd5Vj8Io</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Deleting a stuck pod pic.twitter.com/LxaYt0E0F6</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) February 21, 2022 </p> <p><p>new and shiny, or old and proven? pic.twitter.com/lPhLi651tu</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 7, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using kubernetes to run stateful workloads pic.twitter.com/jHaZiCGclj</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Also how I prepare for a major cluster upgrade pic.twitter.com/ANY2cHH0CN</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 24, 2022 </p> <p><p>Container orchestration competition pic.twitter.com/JPDu4BWhgZ</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) March 28, 2022 </p> <p><p>Watching devs using Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/uxGr2bP98c</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) April 4, 2022 </p> <p><p>When you are the only one that knows Kubernetes and are asked to help pic.twitter.com/VIomvubkkj</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) September 12, 2022 </p> <p><p>Your next challenge is to write a correct kubernetes yaml file from memory pic.twitter.com/h6FCA5iBzX</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) September 26, 2022 </p> <p><p>Everyone who gets through a successful cluster upgrade pic.twitter.com/BDb0cVWqMh</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 27, 2022 </p> <p><p>Using Kubernetes + ELK stack + Prometheus to deploy a static site pic.twitter.com/DB95WovYXU</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) October 31, 2022 </p> <p><p>If you've been there, you know. pic.twitter.com/7CefZXfmk5</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) November 10, 2022 </p> <p><p>The average GitOps pipeline pic.twitter.com/pexcfFMNfy</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) November 17, 2022 </p> <p><p>Self inflicted pain pic.twitter.com/V5zXOCtWj5</p>\u2014 Appvia (@appvia_io) December 6, 2022 </p> <p><p>When there's a new Kubernetes release, but you are the one upgrading all clusters pic.twitter.com/nuII6vKfYP</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) December 12, 2022 </p> <p><p>When you say not everything has to run on Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/QNuan5nw90</p>\u2014 memenetes (@memenetes) December 22, 2022 </p> <p><p>\"It's Kubernetes! 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You will learn how to setup and implement automated CI/CD deployment on the AKS platform of Azure. No Dockerfile, No Kubernetes manifests, No CI/CD Pipeline. Everything is generated automatically for you. Best way to start learning CI/CD and automated deployments. This makes life of DevOps Engineers extremely easy.</li> <li>medium.com/@anjkeesari: Install Grafana Loki-Stack Helmchart in Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)</li> <li>pixelrobots.co.uk: Exploring Azure Kubernetes Service\u2019s Node Autoprovision: A Deep Dive into the Latest Public Preview Feature<ul> <li>Node Autoprovision (NAP) in AKS is a game-changer for managing node pools. As your workloads expand and diversify in complexity, needing various CPU, memory, and capability configurations, managing your VM configurations can become quite daunting. 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In addition to Prometheus and Alertmanager, OpenShift Container Platform Monitoring also includes a Grafana instance as well as pre-built dashboards for cluster monitoring troubleshooting. 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Your job\u2013perhaps as part of a larger team\u2013is to catch performance issues and potential disruptions with your application before client impact is realized. Without IPM, only part of that job is being done.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#performance","title":"Performance","text":"<ul> <li> <p>The Hidden CPU Throttling Crisis in Kubernetes Clusters - (Related to kubernetes-troubleshooting topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>dzone.com: The Keys to Performance Tuning and Testing</p> </li> <li>Performance Patterns in Microservices-Based Integrations \ud83c\udf1f Almost all applications that perform anything useful for a given business need to be integrated with one or more applications. 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OpenTelemetry and Jaeger","text":"<ul> <li>Microservice Observability with Distributed Tracing: OpenTelemetry.io \ud83c\udf1f (OpenTracing.io + OpenCensus.io = OpenTelemetry.io)</li> <li>Jaeger \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>Jaeger Demo1</li> <li>Jaeger Demo 2</li> <li>medium.com: Jaeger embraces OpenTelemetry collector \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Best Practices for Deploying Jaeger on Kubernetes in Production</li> <li>faun.pub: How to deploy Jaeger on Kubernetes. A beginner\u2019s guide to Jaeger (5 Part Series)</li> </ul> </li> <li>zipkin.io<ul> <li>javatechonline.com: How To Implement Distributed Logging Tracing Using Sleuth Zipkin</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Perform Distributed Tracing with Zipkin Open source Zipkin offers a robust set of features that make it easier for developers to understand and optimize complex distributed systems.</li> </ul> </li> <li>OpenTracing.io<ul> <li>lightstep.com: Understand Distributed Tracing</li> </ul> </li> <li>grafana.com: A beginner\u2019s guide to distributed tracing and how it can increase an application\u2019s performance \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>awkwardferny.medium.com: Setting up Distributed Tracing in Kubernetes with OpenTracing, Jaeger, and Ingress-NGINX</li> <li>ploffay.medium.com: Five years evolution of open-source distributed tracing \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#microservice-observability-with-distributed-tracing-opentelemetryio","title":"Microservice Observability with Distributed Tracing. 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Learn how to do so with the tobs stack in Kubernetes.</li> <li>trstringer.com: Observability with OpenTelemetry Part 1 - Introduction</li> <li>medium.com/apache-apisix: End-to-end tracing with OpenTelemetry</li> </ul> </li> <li>A major component of the\u00a0OpenTelemetry specification\u00a0is distributed tracing.</li> <li>Tracing is about analyzing, recording, and describing transactions.</li> <li>Distributed Tracing: Troubleshooting requests between interconnected cloud-based microservices can\u2019t always be done with logs and metrics alone. This is where distributed tracing comes into play: It provides developers with a  detailed view of individual requests as they \u201chop\u201d through a system of microservices. With distributed tracing you can:<ul> <li>Trace the path of a request as it travels across a complex system.</li> <li>Discover the latency of the components along that path.</li> <li>Know which component in the path is creating a bottleneck or failure.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Performance: Latency is a very important metric in microservices. Latency problems in one service will impact the overall request latency when chaining calls to different microservices. Every call to a microservice should record a trace, which is basically a record of how much time it took to respond. It\u2019s possible to add more details to the function level, including the action, the result, and the pass to the next service. The hard part is triaging all traces in a request from a client. Usually, a trace ID header has to be sent in every request. If there isn\u2019t one, the logging library creates it and it will represent the first trace in a request. Adding traces with OpenCensus is simply a matter of including the libraries and registering an exporter.</li> <li>Monitoring in a Microservices/Kubernetes World: In distributed system architectures like microservices, having visibility from different perspectives will be critical at troubleshooting time. Many things could happen in a request when there are many parts constantly interacting at the same time. The most common method is to write logs to the stdout and stderr streams.<ul> <li>For example, a latency problem in the system could exist because a microservice is not responding correctly. Maybe Kubernetes is restarting the pod too frequently, or perhaps the cluster is out of capacity and can\u2019t schedule any more pods. But for this reason, tools like Istio exist; by injecting a container in every pod, you can get a pretty good baseline of telemetry. Additionally, when you add instrumentation with libraries like OpenCensus, you can deeply understand what\u2019s happening with and within each service.</li> <li>All this information will need a storage location, and as a good practice, you might want to have it a centralized location to provide access to anyone in the team \u2014 not just for the operations team.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Older Distributed Tracing Solutions:<ul> <li>Dapper (Google)</li> <li>Zipkin (A.K.A. OpenZipkin, created by Twitter, inspired by Dapper)</li> <li>Jaeger (Uber Technologies, inspired by Dapper &amp; Zipkin)</li> <li>etc.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Medium: Distributed Tracing and Monitoring using OpenCensus</li> <li>Dzone: Zipkin vs. Jaeger: Getting Started With Tracing Learn about Zipkin and Jaeger, how they work to add request tracing to your logging routine, and how to choose which one is the right fit for you.</li> <li>opensource.com: Distributed tracing in a microservices world What is distributed tracing and why is it so important in a microservices environment?</li> <li>opensource.com: 3 open source distributed tracing tools Find performance issues quickly with these tools, which provide a graphical view of what\u2019s happening across complex software systems.</li> <li>newrelic.com: OpenTracing, OpenCensus, OpenTelemetry, and New Relic (Best overview of OpenTelemetry)</li> <li>There\u2019s no OpenTelemetry UI, instead Jaeger UI (or any APM like Dynatrace or New Relic) can be used as \u201cTracing backend + Visualization frontend + Data mining platform\u201d of OpenTelemetry API/SDK.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Tracing: Why Logs Aren\u2019t Enough to Debug Your Microservices \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#opentelemetry-operator","title":"OpenTelemetry Operator","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator</li> <li>medium.com/@magstherdev: OpenTelemetry Operator This post aims to demonstrate how you can implement traces in your application without any code changes by using the OpenTelemetry Operator.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: OpenTelemetry Gaining Traction from Companies and Vendors Elastic and OpenTelemetry will merge standards as more companies embrace OpenTelemetry to improve user experience and cut costs.</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How OpenTelemetry Works with Kubernetes</li> <li>medium.com/@bijit211987: Grafana with OpenTelemetry, Vendor-neutral and open-source approach</li> </ul>   [![Jaeger UI](images/jaeger_ui.png)](https://www.jaegertracing.io/)  [![Zipking UI](images/zipkin_ui.png)](https://zipkin.io/)"},{"location":"monitoring/#jaeger-vs-opentelemetry-how-jaeger-works-with-opentelemetry","title":"Jaeger VS OpenTelemetry. How Jaeger works with OpenTelemetry","text":"<ul> <li>medium: Jaeger VS OpenTracing VS OpenTelemetry</li> <li>medium: Using Jaeger and OpenTelemetry SDKs in a mixed environment with W3C Trace-Context</li> </ul>   ![Jaeger Vs OpenTelemetry](images/jaeger_vs_opentelemetry.png)"},{"location":"monitoring/#jaeger-vs-zipkin","title":"Jaeger vs Zipkin","text":"<ul> <li>thenewstack.io: Jaeger vs. Zipkin: Battle of the Open Source Tracing Tools</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#grafana-tempo-distributed-tracing-system","title":"Grafana Tempo distributed tracing system","text":"<ul> <li>Grafana Tempo Grafana Tempo is an open source, easy-to-use and high-scale distributed tracing backend. Tempo requires only object storage to operate and is deeply integrated with Grafana, Prometheus, and Loki.</li> <li>grafana.com: Announcing Grafana Tempo, a massively scalable distributed tracing system \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>opensource.com: Get started with distributed tracing using Grafana Tempo Grafana Tempo is a new open source, high-volume distributed tracing backend.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#application-performance-management-apm","title":"Application Performance Management (APM)","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Azure App Service Auto-Heal: Capturing Relevant Data During Performance Issues - (Related to azure topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>APM in wikipedia: The monitoring and management of performance and availability of\u00a0software\u00a0applications. APM strives to detect and diagnose complex application performance problems to maintain an expected\u00a0level of service. APM is \u201cthe translation of\u00a0IT metrics\u00a0into business meaning.\u201d</p> </li> <li>Tip: Download APM report from IT Central Station</li> <li>Awesome APM \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dzone.com: APM Tools Comparison</li> <li>dzone.com: Java Performance Monitoring: 5 Open Source Tools You Should Know</li> <li>dzone.com: 14 best performance testing tools and APM solutions</li> <li>Exception Tracking:<ul> <li>sentry.io</li> <li>APMs like Dynatrace, etc.</li> </ul> </li> <li>APM Tools:<ul> <li>datadoghq.com<ul> <li>dev.to/thenjdevopsguy: Implementing Datadog For Kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>honeycomb.io</li> <li>lightstep.com</li> <li>skywalking.apache.org \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>tetrate.io: SkyWalking 8.4 provides infrastucture monitoring for VMs</li> <li>thenewstack.io: End-User Tracing in a SkyWalking-Observed Browser</li> </ul> </li> <li>AppDynamics \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>New Relic \ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>newrelic.com: Creating dashboards with Terraform and JSON templates Learn how to quickly update New Relic dashboards with Terraform by using JSON templates\u2014no HCL required.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Dynatrace \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>SigNoz: Open source Application Performance Monitoring (APM) &amp; Observability tool \ud83c\udf1f SigNoz helps developers monitor their applications &amp; troubleshoot problems, an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic, etc.</li> <li>savecost/datav \ud83c\udf1f A modern APM for metrics,traces and logs, also datav is a lightweight alternative to Grafana. It has fully native support for open-telemetry, is an open-source alternative to DataDog, NewRelic.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#elastic-apm","title":"Elastic APM","text":"<ul> <li>Elastic APM</li> <li>Elastic APM Server:</li> <li>Mininimum elasticsearch requirement is 6.2.x or higher</li> <li>Built-in elasticsearch 5.6 in Openshift 3 &amp; Openshift 4 cannot be integrated with Elastic APM Server.</li> <li>Solutions: Deploy a higher version of Elasticsearch + Kibana on a new Project dedicated to Elastic APM; or setup an Elastic Cloud account.</li> <li>Elastic APM Server Docker image (\u201coss\u201d &amp; openshift compliant).</li> <li>elastic.co: Using the Elastic APM Java Agent on Kubernetes</li> <li>Monitoring Java applications with Elastic: Getting started with the Elastic APM Java Agent</li> <li>Jenkins pipeline shared library for the project Elastic APM \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>bqstack.com: Monitoring Application using Elastic APM</li> </ul>   ![Elastic APM](images/elasticapm.png)"},{"location":"monitoring/#dynatrace-apm","title":"Dynatrace APM","text":"<ul> <li>adictosaltrabajo.com: Monitorizaci\u00f3n y an\u00e1lisis de rendimiento de aplicaciones con Dynatrace APM</li> <li>dynatrace.com: openshift monitoring</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Dynatrace monitoring for Kubernetes and OpenShift</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Deploy OneAgent on OpenShift Container Platform</li> <li>Successful Kubernetes Monitoring \u2013 Three Pitfalls to Avoid</li> <li>My Dynatrace proof of concept \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>Tutorial: Guide to automated SRE-driven performance engineering \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dynatrace.com: 4 steps to modernize your IT service operations with Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Monitoring of Kubernetes Infrastructure for day 2 operations</li> <li>dynatrace.com: The Power of OpenShift, The Visibility of Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Why conventional observability fails in Kubernetes environments\u2014A real-world use case \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>dynatrace.com: A look behind the scenes of AWS Lambda and our new Lambda monitoring extension</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Analyze all AWS data in minutes with Amazon CloudWatch Metric Streams available in Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: New Dynatrace Operator elevates cloud-native observability for Kubernetes</li> <li>dynatrace.com: How to collect Prometheus metrics in Dynatrace</li> <li>dynatrace.com: Automatic connection of logs and traces accelerates AI-driven cloud analytics</li> <li>devops.com: Dynatrace Advances Application Environments as Code</li> </ul>"},{"location":"monitoring/#message-queue-monitoring","title":"Message Queue Monitoring","text":"Messaging Solution Monitoring Solution URL ActiveMQ 5.8.0+ Dynatrace ref ActiveMQ Artemis Micrometer Collector + Prometheus ref1, ref2 IBM MQ IBM MQ Exporter for Prometheus ref Kafka Dynatrace ref1, ref2, ref3 Kafka Prometheus JMX Exporter ref1, ref2, ref3, ref4, ref5, ref6, ref7 Kafka Kafka Exporter Use JMX Exporter to export other Kafka\u2019s metrics ref Kafka Kafdrop \u2013 Kafka Web UI ref Kafka ZooNavigator: Web-based ZooKeeper UI ref Kafka CMAK (Cluster Manager for Apache Kafka, previously known as Kafka Manager) ref Kafka Xinfra Monitor (renamed from Kafka Monitor, created by Linkedin) ref Kafka Telegraf + InfluxDB ref Red Hat AMQ Broker (ActiveMQ Artemis) Prometheus plugin for AMQ BrokerTo monitor the health and performance of your broker instances, you can use the Prometheus plugin for AMQ Broker to monitor and store broker runtime metrics. Prometheus is software built for monitoring large, scalable systems and storing historical runtime data over an extended time period. The AMQ Broker Prometheus plugin exports the broker runtime metrics to Prometheus format, enabling you to use Prometheus itself to visualize and run queries on the data.You can also use a graphical tool, such as Grafana, to configure more advanced visualizations and dashboards for the metrics that the Prometheus plugin collects.The metrics that the plugin exports to Prometheus format are listed below. A description of each metric is exported along with the metric itself. ref1, ref2, ref3 Red Hat AMQ Streams (Kafka) JMX, OpenTracing+Jaeger ZooKeeper, the Kafka broker, Kafka Connect, and the Kafka clients all expose management information using Java Management Extensions (JMX). Most management information is in the form of metrics that are useful for monitoring the condition and performance of your Kafka cluster. Like other Java applications, Kafka provides this management information through managed beans or MBeans. JMX works at the level of the JVM (Java Virtual Machine). To obtain management information, external tools can connect to the JVM that is running ZooKeeper, the Kafka broker, and so on. By default, only tools on the same machine and running as the same user as the JVM are able to connect.Distributed Tracing with Jaeger: - Kafka Producers, Kafka Consumers, and Kafka Streams applications (referred to as Kafka clients) - MirrorMaker and Kafka Connect  - Kafka Bridge ref1,ref2 Red Hat AMQ Streams Operator AMQ Streams Operator (Prometheus &amp; Jaeger), strimzi, jmxtransHow to monitor AMQ Streams Kafka, Zookeeper and Kafka Connect clusters using Prometheus to provide monitoring data for example Grafana dashboards.Support for distributed tracing in AMQ Streams, using Jaeger: - You instrument Kafka Producer, Consumer, and Streams API applications for distributed tracing using an OpenTracing client library. This involves adding instrumentation code to these clients, which monitors the execution of individual transactions in order to generate trace data.  - Distributed tracing support is built in to the Kafka Connect, MirrorMaker, and Kafka Bridge components of AMQ Streams. To configure these components for distributed tracing, you configure and update the relevant custom resources. ref1, ref2, ref3 strimzi, ref4: jmxtrans, ref5: banzai operator Red Hat AMQ Broker Operator Prometheus (recommended) or Jolokia REST to JMX To monitor runtime data for brokers in your deployment, use one of these approaches: - Section 9.1, \u201cMonitoring broker runtime data using Prometheus\u201d - Section 9.2, \u201cMonitoring broker runtime data using JMX\u201d In general, using Prometheus is the recommended approach. However, you might choose to use the Jolokia REST interface to JMX if a metric that you need to monitor is not exported by the Prometheus plugin. 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Traditional network implementations adopt a zoning model in which different networks or zones are dedicated to specific purposes, with very strict communication rules between each zone. When implementing OpenShift in organizations that are using network security zones, the two models may clash. In this article, we will analyze a few options for coexistence. But first, let\u2019s understand the two network models a bit more in depth.</li> <li>Network Zones have been the widely accepted approach for building security into a network architecture. The general idea is to create separate networks, each with a specific purpose. Each network contains devices with similar security profiles. Communications between networks is highly scrutinized and controlled by firewall rules (perimeter defense).</li> <li>Conclusion: A company\u2019s security organization must be involved when deciding how to deploy OpenShift with regard to traditional network zones. 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Falta \u00e9tica profesional y buenas pr\u00e1cticas.</p>\u2014 nubenetes (@nubenetes) February 9, 2022 <p>In #tech we glorify hustle culture and working long hours far too much. 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Your system can make 13.89 writes per millisecond, your journal-buffer-timeout will be 72000\n\nYou can now start the broker by executing:\n\n   \"/var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis\" run\n\nOr you can run the broker in the background using:\n\n   \"/var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis-service\" start\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>Permissions change in broker directory</li> </ul> <pre><code># chown -R activemq. /var/lib/artemisbroker/\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>Running artemis broker</li> </ul> <pre><code># su - activemq\n$ cd /var/lib/artemisbroker/\n$ /var/lib/artemisbroker/bin/artemis run\n</code></pre> <ul> <li> <p>Artemis Prometehus Console Access. We can now access to Artemis Console via http://my_servername.my_domain:8161/console using the credentials specified during the CLI deployment (artemisuser / artemispassword)</p> </li> <li> <p>Artemis Prometheus Plugin</p> </li> </ul> <pre><code>activemq@my_servername ~]$ pwd\n/home/activemq\n[activemq@my_servername ~]$ cd artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/\n[activemq@my_servername artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin]$ mvn install\n...\n[INFO] Replacing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plug\nin-1.0.0.CR1.jar with /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics\n-plugin-1.0.0.CR1-shaded.jar\n[INFO] Dependency-reduced POM written at: /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/dependency-re\nduced-pom.xml\n[INFO]\n[INFO] --- maven-install-plugin:2.4:install (default-install) @ artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin ---\n[INFO] Installing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/target/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plu\ngin-1.0.0.CR1.jar to /home/activemq/.m2/repository/org/apache/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/1.0.0.CR1/artemis-prometheus-metr\nics-plugin-1.0.0.CR1.jar\n[INFO] Installing /home/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/dependency-reduced-pom.xml to /home/a\nctivemq/.m2/repository/org/apache/activemq/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin/1.0.0.CR1/artemis-prometheus-metrics-plugin-1.0.0.CR1.pom\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] Reactor Summary for artemis-prometheus-metrics-pom 1.0.0.CR1:\n[INFO]\n[INFO] artemis-prometheus-metrics-pom ..................... SUCCESS [  0.328 s]\n[INFO] ActiveMQ Artemis Prometheus Metrics Plugin Servlet . SUCCESS [  7.964 s]\n[INFO] ActiveMQ Artemis Prometheus Metrics Plugin ......... SUCCESS [ 34.596 s]\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] BUILD SUCCESS\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[INFO] Total time:  43.030 s\n[INFO] Finished at: 2020-04-10T13:36:27+02:00\n[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------\n</code></pre> <ul> <li>New artifact is copied to artemis broker. 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All you need is ssh access and the k3sup binary to get kubectl access immediately.</li> <li>Install Kubernetes with k3sup and k3s</li> <li>k3s-gitlab k3s + Gitlab install notes. Steps for utilizing k3s to manage a self-hosted Gitlab instance.</li> <li>Upgrade Your K3s Clusters Smoothly in Rancher 2.4</li> <li>Keptn Control Plane on k3s It allows you to install the Keptn control plane running on K3s within  minutes! Great way to get started using Keptn!</li> <li>thenewstack.io: How K3s, Portworx, and Calico Can Serve as a Foundation of Cloud Native Edge Infrastructure</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Tutorial - Configure Cloud Native Edge Infrastructure with K3s, Calico, Portworx</li> <li>github.com/aws-samples/cdk-k3s-cluster \ud83c\udf1f is a new JSII construct library for AWS CDK that deploys a scalable Kubernetes K3s cluster on Graviton2 Arm-based (mg6 by default) Spot instances with one command on AWS.</li> <li>codeburst.io: Creating a Local Development Kubernetes Cluster with k3s and Traefik Proxy</li> <li>sysdig.com: K3s + Sysdig: Deploying and securing your cluster\u2026 in less than 8 minutes! \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up Your K3s Cluster for High Availability</li> <li>blog.alexellis.io: Bare-metal Kubernetes with K3s</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up K3s in High Availability using k3d</li> <li>rancher.com: Set up Your K3s Cluster for High Availability on DigitalOcean</li> <li>community.suse.com: Introduction to K3s \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>k3s_hetzner How to build a kubernetes cluster in Hetzner Cloud</li> <li>en.sokube.ch: K3S + K3D = K8S : a new perfect match for dev and test In this article you\u2019ll learn:<ul> <li>What\u2019s new with k3d v3</li> <li>Create a multi-server and multi-agent with k3s</li> <li>How to replace the default CNI plugin of k3s</li> </ul> </li> <li>edgelab \ud83c\udf1f (with k3s) [ARCHIVED] Materials to build and deploy a simple Edge Lab for demonstration, training and development</li> <li>github.com/erebe/personal-server: Personal server configuration with k3s \ud83c\udf1f This document is going to describe how I manage my personal server in 2020.</li> <li>dev.to: All about k3s - Lightweight Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>gabrieltanner.org: Setting up a HA Kubernetes cluster using K3S In this article, you will set up your own high availability K3S cluster and create a basic Kubernetes deployment. The tutorial will show how to set up all the resources manually and you will learn how to automate it with the official Ansible script.</li> <li>nativecloud.dev: Scale out your Raspberry-Pi Kubernetes cluster to the cloud Using Gardener Machine-Controller-Manager and Tailscale to extend a local Raspberry-Pi K3s cluster with cloud instances.</li> <li>blog.nootch.net: Kubernetes at Home With K3s</li> <li>Try out the  Kubernetes 1.23 with K3s distro: <code>curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io |INSTALL_K3S_VERSION=\"v1.23.1-rc1+k3s1\" sh -</code> You can try on ubuntu katakoda playground in your browser :)</li> <li>medium.com/@ostridelabs: k8s vs k3s: The Comprehensive Difference</li> <li>justinpolidori.it: LDAP authentication with Dex on Kubernetes with Vcluster (K3S) In this article, you\u2019ll learn how to grant access to users of a vcluster using DEX as a federated OpenID provider and kubelogin as a plugin for OIDC integration</li> <li>itnext.io: Running K3S workload in a restricted environment</li> <li>dev.to/dashaun: K3s on Raspberry Pi and ClusterHat</li> <li>blog.getambassador.io: Best Tools for Kubernetes Local Development: A Comprehensive Guide</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#k3s-tools","title":"K3s Tools","text":"<ul> <li>tinyzimmer/k3p A k3s packager and installer, primarily intended for airgapped deployments</li> <li>alexellis/k3sup bootstrap Kubernetes with k3s over SSH &lt; 1 min \ud83d\ude80. k3sup is a light-weight utility to get from zero to KUBECONFIG with k3s on any local or remote VM. 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It is specifically designed to only have what is needed to run k3s. Additionally the OS is designed to be managed by kubectl once a cluster is bootstrapped. Nodes only need to join a cluster and then all aspects of the OS can be managed from Kubernetes. Both k3OS and k3s upgrades are handled by the k3OS operator.</li> <li>K3OS Value Add:<ul> <li>Supports multiple architectures<ul> <li>K3OS runs on x86 and ARM processors to give you maximum flexibility.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Runs only the minimum required services<ul> <li>Fewer services means a tiny attack surface, for greater security.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Doesn\u2019t require a package manager<ul> <li>The required services are built into the distribution image.</li> </ul> </li> <li>Models infrastructure as code<ul> <li>Manage system configuration with version control systems.</li> </ul> </li> </ul> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#k3c","title":"K3C","text":"<ul> <li>K3C Lightweight local container engine for container development. K3C is a local container engine designed to fill the same gap Docker does in the Kubernetes ecosystem. Specifically k3c focuses on developing and running local containers, basically docker run/build. Currently k3s, the lightweight Kubernetes distribution, provides a great solution for Kubernetes from dev to production. While k3s satisifies the Kubernetes runtime needs, one still needs to run docker (or a docker-like tool) to actually develop and build the container images. k3c is intended to replace docker for just the functionality needed for the Kubernetes ecosystem.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#hosted-rancher","title":"Hosted Rancher","text":"<ul> <li>Announcing Hosted Rancher with Rancher 2.4 \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-on-microsoft-azure","title":"Rancher on Microsoft Azure","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Deploy Kubernetes Clusters on Microsoft Azure with Rancher</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-rke-on-vsphere","title":"Rancher RKE on vSphere","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Stateful Kubernetes Workloads on vSphere with RKE</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-kubernetes-on-oracle-cloud","title":"Rancher Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud","text":"<ul> <li>medium.com: OKE Clusters from Rancher 2.0 Part one of a series of articles on creating, monitoring, and managing Kubernetes clusters on OCI using Rancher.</li> <li>medium.com: Rancher deployed Kubernetes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Part two of a multi-part series on creating, monitoring, and managing Kubernetes clusters (hosted and non-hosted) on OCI.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-software-defined-storage-with-longhorn","title":"Rancher Software Defined Storage with Longhorn","text":"<ul> <li>rancher.com/blog: Getting Started with Longhorn Distributed Block Storage and Cloud-Native Distributed SQL</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#rancher-fleet-to-manage-multiple-kubernetes-clusters","title":"Rancher Fleet to manage multiple kubernetes clusters","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/rancher/fleet Fleet is GitOps at scale. 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Start your CloudLess Journey and get free access to Rancher Shared as a Service (RSaaS) or apply to get access to your own Dedicated Rancher Dashboard (RDaaS) and save up-to 90% of your cloud costs with Auto Scaling of Spot Instances and Kubernauts Kubernetes Services KKS!</li> </ul>"},{"location":"rancher/#harvester-hyperconverged-infrastructure-software","title":"Harvester Hyperconverged Infrastructure Software","text":"<ul> <li>Harvester Rancher Harvester is an open source hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) software built on Kubernetes. 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Cultures</li> <li>Images</li> <li>Videos</li> </ol> Ariel Mezzapesa \u00b7 Lily Was Here (Candy Dulfer)"},{"location":"recruitment/#introduction","title":"Introduction","text":"<ul> <li>tigerabrodi.hashnode.dev: Interviewing software developers Tips when interviewing software developers, find the right candidate</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Challenging the Myth That Programming Careers End at 40</li> <li>thenewstack.io: This Week in Programming: Can You Feel the Burn? One of the big headlines this week in the world of programming comes in the form of a single statistic: 83% of developers suffer from burnout, according to a study by Haystack Analytics.</li> <li>hbr.org: Optimists Are Better at Finding New Jobs</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: The Remote Work Report 2021 3,900 global remote workers share the good, bad, and unexpected of the new status quo</li> <li>liquidat.wordpress.com: Good bye Red Hat</li> <li>devopsonline.co.uk: Robotics and automation to cause anxiety for workers</li> <li>wired.co.uk: The Great Resignation is here and no one is prepared Around the world, workers are quitting their jobs in record numbers \u2013 and bosses are still scrambling to figure out how to keep them</li> <li>linkedin.com: Look Before You Leap! Employees are leaving their workplaces in record numbers in a wave named \u201c#TheGreatResignation.\u201d</li> <li>forbes.com: \u2018The Great Resignation\u2019: Why Gen Z Is Leaving The Workforce In Droves\u2026And What To Do About It</li> <li>news.slashdot.org: A Record Number of Workers Are Quitting Their Jobs, Empowered by New Leverage</li> <li>news.ncsu.edu: Tech Sector Job Interviews Assess Anxiety, Not Software Skills</li> <li>lynnlangit.medium.com: Tech Anti-Interviewing How to avoid tech interviews as we know them</li> <li>blog.pragmaticengineer.com: The Most Heated Tech Job Market in History: Advice for Software Engineers</li> <li>hbr.org: Change Your Career Without Having to Start All Over Again</li> <li>hbr.org: Forget Flexibility. Your Employees Want Autonomy</li> <li>bbc.com: Is HR ever really your friend? Employees often assume human resources is there to help. But given HR really works for the company, is it ever really on our side?</li> <li>joshbersin.com: From The Great Resignation To The Great Migration</li> <li>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Resignation</li> <li>about.gitlab.com: How to navigate The Great Resignation</li> <li>hbr.org: Stop Hiring for Culture Fit</li> <li>medium.com/hackernoon: How to hire a DevOps Engineer</li> <li>forbes.com: As Leaders: What Can We Learn From The Great Resignation?</li> <li>stackoverflow.blog: The Great Resignation is here. What does that mean for developers? \ud83c\udf1f Nearly two years into the pandemic, many Americans are reevaluating their relationship with work.</li> <li>bbc.com: Is finding a \u2018new normal\u2019 in the workplace impossible?</li> <li>askamanager.org: the new hire who showed up is not the same person we interviewed</li> <li>findmyprofession.com: 100+ Questions to Ask in an Interview \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>blog.trello.com: Experiencing Job Dissatisfaction: How To Decide If It\u2019s Time To Quit</li> <li>devops.com: Great Resignation Spurs Interest in Tech Certifications</li> <li>thewokesalaryman.com: Why people leave even the most high paying jobs \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>sloanreview.mit.edu: Creating Good Jobs Amid a wave of resignations across industries, organizational leaders must identify ways to create better, more desirable jobs that will help them hang on to employees.</li> <li>forbes.com: To Avoid Regretting A New Job, Ask These Two Questions During The Interview</li> <li>ideas.ted.com: How to find your sense of purpose at work</li> <li>4dayweek.medium.com: What does the work-life balance of a Software Engineer look like? We compare the work-life balance of FAANG employees at Amazon, Google, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft comparing their vacation, remote work policy as well as openness to side projects.</li> <li>medium.com/walmartglobaltech: How Do You Decide Whether an Individual Contributor (IC) or Engineering Manager Role is Right for You?</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: How to Get Ready for a Job in Tech \u2013 Tips for Beginners</li> <li>computerworld.com: How to get a job in healthcare IT Sky-high demand for tech workers means more open doors for IT pros who don\u2019t have prior experience in the healthcare industry.</li> <li>theengineeringmanager.substack.com: How do I progress to the next level in my career? Let\u2019s look at motivation, craft, opportunity and taking ownership.</li> <li>blogs.elconfidencial.com: Luca de Meo y Lawrence Stroll: por qu\u00e9 el ego es el peor enemigo del gestor en la F\u00f3rmula 1</li> <li>blog.robertsimoes.org: Four Wings of a Software Engineer Career paths for software engineers</li> <li>forbes.com: Hiring Managers Often Lie To Candidates, Here\u2019s How To Spot When They Do</li> <li>vice.com: Thousands of Software Engineers Say the Job Market Is Getting Much Worse</li> <li>madokai.medium.com: Why I Don\u2019t Consider Your Certifications During An Interview</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#articles-in-spanish","title":"Articles in Spanish","text":"<ul> <li>blogs.elconfidencial.com: El talento atrofiado: por qu\u00e9 en Espa\u00f1a escasean los profesionales de alto nivel</li> <li>meet-in.es: \u00abPara liderar a largo plazo hay que ser buena persona\u00bb</li> <li>entrepreneur.com: Las 10 preguntas que debes hacerte para saber si eres un buen l\u00edder Descubre si la gente que trabaja contigo te tiene confianza o si debes cambiar ciertas actitudes para obtener mejores resultados.</li> <li>hays.es: \u2018La Gran Renuncia\u2019: \u00bfpor qu\u00e9 tantos profesionales se est\u00e1n planteando dejar su trabajo?</li> <li>computing.es: Retos del outsourcing de servicios IT en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>magnet.xataka.com: La \u201cgran renuncia\u201d americana, o c\u00f3mo los trabajadores se han hartado del sistema y est\u00e1n dejando sus empleos</li> <li>xataka.com: La Gran Renuncia: en EEUU los empleados est\u00e1n dejando en masa sus trabajos, la gran pregunta es si veremos esto (y cu\u00e1ndo) en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>es.euronews.com: La Gran Renuncia: \u00bfpuede llegar la revoluci\u00f3n laboral de EE. 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Los salarios del teletrabajo podr\u00edan disminuir hasta un 15% en funci\u00f3n de la ciudad en la que vives.</li> <li>lavanguardia.com: C\u00f3mo saber si tu jefe es un \u201cahuyenta talentos\u201d que puede frustrar tu carrera Muchos profesionales est\u00e1n comenzando a reflexionar sobre lo que realmente les satisface del trabajo y a qu\u00e9 tipo de l\u00edderes est\u00e1n dispuestos a seguir, porque algunos jefes no saben valorar el talento de sus empleados.</li> <li>xataka.com: Me hice funcionario siendo ingeniero: qu\u00e9 me da la administraci\u00f3n p\u00fablica que no consigue la empresa privada</li> <li>genbeta.com: Menos de la mitad de los programadores tienen t\u00edtulos universitarios. Cada vez m\u00e1s desarrolladores aprenden por su cuenta</li> <li>genbeta.com: Ciberseguridad en llamas: la presi\u00f3n actual es tan grande que la mitad de los expertos sufren ansiedad y quieren dimitir</li> <li>xataka.com: Si no asciendo ni aprendo, me largo de la empresa: el crecimiento profesional como estrategia para retener talento</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Los 9 factores que m\u00e1s repercuten en la felicidad en el trabajo, seg\u00fan los trabajadores</li> <li>bbc.com: Qu\u00e9 son las \u201chabilidades blandas\u201d y por qu\u00e9 cada vez m\u00e1s compa\u00f1\u00edas se fijan en ellas al contratar</li> <li>genbeta.com: Twitter quiere contratar a ingenieros de Microsoft: as\u00ed es la prueba que les hacen pasar antes de nada, incluso a los senior</li> <li>businessinsider.es: Ment\u00ed en mi curr\u00edculum para conseguir un trabajo mejor pagado y creo que otros deber\u00edan hacer lo mismo</li> <li>lavanguardia.com: Ingeniero de \u2018machine learning\u2019 e ingeniero de datos, las profesiones emergentes m\u00e1s demandadas en Espa\u00f1a</li> <li>businessinsider.es: El fin de la lealtad laboral</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-portals","title":"Recruitment Portals","text":"<ul> <li>relocate.me Job relocation made easy. Find tech jobs w/ relocation packages<ul> <li>International Tech Job Search Handbook All-in-one guide to getting a tech job abroad \ud83c\udf0e</li> </ul> </li> <li>jobs.rekruuto.com: Rekruuto DevOps and SRE Job Opportunities</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-portals-in-spain","title":"Recruitment Portals in Spain","text":"<ul> <li>trycircular.com (Spain) The hiring community for tech recruiters and developers with good Candidate Experience guaranteed.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#recruitment-software","title":"Recruitment Software","text":"<ul> <li>recruit crm</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#soft-skills","title":"Soft Skills","text":"<ul> <li>skamille.medium.com: An incomplete list of skills senior engineers need, beyond coding For varying levels of seniority, from senior, to staff, and beyond.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#fair-job-offer","title":"Fair Job Offer","text":"<ul> <li>mikzuit/fair-job-offer Looking for a job? this is what you should know first. This is a MUST read project when looking for a job and expand this properly to any country, turn yourself into an expert to easily &amp; securely find a job globally, Understand your rights in a market populated by AI, Data Lakes. Use templates legally approved to handle your data less possible.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#writing-a-cv","title":"Writing a CV","text":"<ul> <li>forbes.com: What Do Employers Want To See In Your CV?</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#fake-it-til-you-make-it","title":"Fake it til you make it","text":"<ul> <li>github.com/rakyll/fake-it-til-you-make-it Have you come across to someone that thinks you don\u2019t deserve a job because you don\u2019t have GitHub contributions? Never worked for a company who hired based on GitHub contributions alone. If anyone is bugging you because you are not an open source developer or your company doesn\u2019t use GitHub, use fake-it-til-you-make-it to generate two years of contributions.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets","title":"Tweets","text":"<ul> <li>Tech companies cutting devs for AI - (Related to ai topic)</li> <li>Kubernetes Security Best Practices: A DevSecOps Perspective - (Related to devsecops topic)</li> </ul> Click to expand! <p>Question for software engineers: Would you leave your job because you didn't like the tech stack?</p>\u2014 David Fowler \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7 (@davidfowl) April 21, 2021 <p>Interviewing is career speed dating</p>\u2014 R 'Nearest' Nabors \ud83d\udc99 (@rachelnabors) June 26, 2021 <p>Job interviews should be conversations, not interrogations.</p>\u2014 Adam Karpiak (@Adam_Karpiak) July 7, 2021 <p>\"Where do you see yourself in five years?\"This is still a common job interview question.But do you hate it as much as I do and would love to stand up and simply leave immediately?Don't.Here is how you can turn this question into a huge win.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 17, 2021 <p>Did you know that calling yourself something like \"Junior JavaScript Developer\" on your CV and socials is one of the worst things you can do for your career?It immediately strips away a lot of your credibility and can often even close some doors.A thread.</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 18, 2021 <p>\"Why should we hire you?\"This is another of those questions everyone interviewing hates.It spread from traditional jobs into the tech world, and even software developers have to deal with it.But you can turn this into a huge win. Let's see how.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 19, 2021 <p>\"Why do you want to work here?\"\"Well, I am a web developer, and you are looking for one. Additionally, I need the money.\"Some interview questions are stupid. But giving answers like the one above doesn't help.Let's see how to tackle this one effectively.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 21, 2021 <p>\"What's your greatest weakness?\"Have you ever been asked this question in an interview and were like, \"Yea, uhm, well...I sometimes want to achieve too much?\"This question is tricky, but here is how you can crush it!A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) July 22, 2021 <p>How I learned web development:- Tutorial- Small project - Tutorial- Small project- Tutorial- Small project- Tutorial- Tutorial- Tutorial- Tutorial- Realizing I don't remember anything from the past 4 tutorials.- Drink until I pass out.- Tutorial- Small Project</p>\u2014 Jack Forge (@TheJackForge) July 22, 2021 <p>I regularly get asked which language or framework someone should learn.Here is my advice for aspiring software developers, asking themselves the same question, unsure what to learn to enter the industry, as someone who works as a tech lead in the industry.A thread. \u2193</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) August 5, 2021 <p>The chances of any candidate matching 100% of the requirements of a job ad for a software engineer are low.Give it a shot and apply if you tick at least 40 - 50% of the boxes.That company might still consider you for a different role.</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) August 7, 2021 <p>The interview process is ultra-competitive.But with proper preparation, it is possible to stand out.THREAD: 20 common interview questions, what they really mean, and how to nail them:</p>\u2014 Sahil Bloom (@SahilBloom) August 7, 2021 <p>Interviewing for technical positions is a broken process.I believe this is going to change soon.Getting a job in the software industry we\u2019ll look very different within the next 10 years.Some thoughts: \u2193</p>\u2014 Santiago (@svpino) December 7, 2021 <p>People who are fluent on more than one cloud provider - how has this skillset affected your career? Does it mostly just expand your job opportunities (ie, you can get hired by a GCP shop or an AWS shop), or do you find yourself working with multiple clouds at your current job?</p>\u2014 Forrest Brazeal (@forrestbrazeal) December 28, 2021 <p>Anxiety sucks. Live coding interviews est\u00e1n definitivamente en el top 5 de las peores experiencias en mi carrera. \ud83e\udd26\u200d\u2642\ufe0fA\u00fan teniendo +30 apps en portfolio (algunas famosas) he fallado miserablemente en TODAS las FAANG (Mi \u00faltima entrevista fue hace 4 a\u00f1os) \u274c https://t.co/S49wb5B3bo</p>\u2014 Christian Roman \ud83d\udc68\u200d\ud83d\udcbb\ud83c\udfdd (@devnull) February 7, 2022"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets-2","title":"Tweets 2","text":"Click to expand! <p>Working for a bad manager can torch your professional confidence and make you feel like you're incapable of succeeding at your job.Here's a checklist to help you tell the difference between legitimate criticism you should act upon and illegitimate criticism you should ignore.</p>\u2014 Phoebe the Career Coach (@betterwphoebe) August 9, 2021 <p>Companies optimize for people who can pass the coding interview instead of optimizing for people who can do the job.</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 11, 2021 <p>\"Wow you've had a lot of jobs\" Yes, I can get a 25% raise for jumping or stick around for the possibility of a cost of living bonus, which is usually less than 5%.</p>\u2014 alex dee (@aalexdee) September 16, 2021 <p>We need to reinvent interviewing in tech. Companies are optimizing for the people who can game the interview but not the people who are good at the job.....</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 19, 2021 <p>Hiring in tech is broken: Learnings from our Twitter Space a \ud83e\uddf5</p>\u2014 Alex Jones \ud83d\ude80 (@AlexJonesax) September 22, 2021 <p>Software eng interviews today: \u201cInvert this binary tree\u201d (because I said so)What software eng interviews should be:\u201cThe customer wants you to implement feature X. How would you make it work with the legacy codebase? What\u2019s your time estimate? What security issues could arise?\u201d</p>\u2014 Anna Spysz \ud83d\udc89\ud83d\udc89 (@annaspies) September 24, 2021 <p>\"terminated within the hour\" -- big companies treat employees as disposable :/ https://t.co/BAgiSBmX4c</p>\u2014 Liz Fong-Jones (\u65b9\u79ae\u771f) (@lizthegrey) September 29, 2021 <p>I will never understand why tech companies optimize interviews for a college grad to do better than someone with ten years of experience.</p>\u2014 Randall Kanna (@RandallKanna) September 30, 2021 <p>Ayer me pegu\u00e9 una juerga. Una de las de verdad, de decir \"te quiero t\u00edo\" a los colegas y volver a casa hecho unos zorros. Pero, como casi todo lo que comento, lo importante no es qu\u00e9 hice, sino por qu\u00e9. Hoy: c\u00f3mo ha cambiado el covid nuestra relaci\u00f3n con el trabajo. Dentro hilo.</p>\u2014 Dani Sanchez-Crespo (@DaniNovarama) October 2, 2021 <p>Everyone is hiring. Everyone is understaffed. Everyone is sticking to the same ineffective and inequitable interview processes. Everyone remains understaffed.</p>\u2014 Tashay (@tashay_g) October 1, 2021 <p>9\u20e3cloud-related jobs you can do \ud83d\udd25Cloud AdministratorCloud (Solution) ArchitectCloud DeveloperCloud DevOps EngineerCloud Data EngineerCloud Operations EngineerCloud Security EngineerCloud Support EngineerCloud AI/ML EngineerSo many opportunities in the cloud ...\u2601\ufe0f</p>\u2014 Simon \u2601\ufe0f (@simonholdorf) October 4, 2021 <p>This is not just Nigeria, but worldwide.If you work in IT: you\u2019re usually seen cost center, typically in a \u201ctraditional\u201d company.If you work in tech, you\u2019re typically viewed as a profit generator, and core to the company. Both autonomy, motivation and pay tend to be higher. https://t.co/z579RoAS3I</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) October 6, 2021 <p>Unpopular opinion: I don\u2019t think being a 10x engineer is a persona. 10xness is specific to projects and what orgs allow you to do. It\u2019s a combination of having authority and skills to execute. It depends on the momentary situation and it\u2019s not always repeatable. https://t.co/xSMY50OouT</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan at KubeCon \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) October 10, 2021 <p>If you want to get really good job offers on LinkedIn, I suggest the following neat little hack:Add emojis to your name.A recruiter who doesn't even take the time to write me personally does not deserve my attention at all. pic.twitter.com/9DpltKSqul</p>\u2014 Oliver Jumpertz (@oliverjumpertz) November 13, 2021 <p>Why give your devs time to refactor when you can rewrite the app every three years because no one on the new hires replacing your quitting devs is able to maintain it?</p>\u2014 Gregory Primosch (@GPrimosch) January 17, 2022 <p>A place I worked long term saw a few \u201crockstar\u201d devs who complicated toolchains, trusted unestablished tech, said Yes lots/shipped early, but left before really having to deal with tech debt they\u2019d introduced. They\u2019re prolly still hopping every 18mnths thinking they\u2019re awesome.</p>\u2014 Kickstink (@kickstink) January 17, 2022 <p>I was the one who had to deal with the fallout of things like these and let's day I hate Ninja/Rockstar devs like hell. Why do things by best practice when you can save 3kb by introducing three new tools in the deployment.... /s</p>\u2014 Nils Hitze (@kojote) January 17, 2022 <p>From a CEO: \u201cEvery time a competitor mentions return to office our recruiters reach out to their people. We\u2019ve hired 15+ of their engineers in the last 2 months.\u201dSo easy.</p>\u2014 Chris Herd (@chris_herd) October 3, 2021"},{"location":"recruitment/#tweets-3-cultures","title":"Tweets 3. Cultures","text":"Click to expand! <p>Irish and German people offering things pic.twitter.com/AoPgWJpK6L</p>\u2014 Killian Sundermann (@killersundymann) October 7, 2021 <p>In cutthroat cultures, people kiss up and kick down. They protect themselves by currying favor with people in power and exploiting those without it.In supportive cultures, people speak up and support down. They protect people without power by raising problems to those with it.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) November 16, 2021 <p>Politeness is not the same as kindness.Being polite is saying what makes people feel good today. Being kind is doing what helps people get better tomorrow.In polite cultures, people withhold disagreement and criticism. In kind cultures, people speak their minds respectfully.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) November 13, 2021 <p>Esta infograf\u00eda que publicaba @AurelioMedel en @CincoDiascom es para reflexionar-16 millones de n\u00f3minas en sector p\u00fablico-16,5 millones de n\u00f3minas en sector privadoEste es nuestro retrato laboral en Espa\u00f1a\ud83d\udc47 pic.twitter.com/0jfPiC8Y8W</p>\u2014 Lorenzo Amor (@lorenzoamor_ata) November 6, 2021 <p>The best software engineer I've ever worked with wasn't the best coder on the team.But they were exceptional at:\ud83d\udd39 Unambiguous communication\ud83d\udd39 Simplifying; reducing complexity\ud83d\udd39 Making the right tradeoffs\ud83d\udd39 Building consensus</p>\u2014 Curtis Einsmann (@curtiseinsmann) January 17, 2022 <p>You are one bad manager away from hating your job. Don\u2019t let a position at a company define youAlways invest in yourselfKeep learning new thingsKeep meeting new people Keep doing what you believe is rightKeep helping others</p>\u2014 Justin Garrison (@rothgar) January 30, 2022 <p>interviewer: can you explain this gap in your resumeme: yeah that's a carriage return and a series of newline characters, like \"\\r\\n\\n\" but depending on the language you're parsing it in you may need to escape that sequence</p>\u2014 milf twink (@SamAllenX) February 4, 2022 <p>Los salarios para Developers Junior para las grandes empresas tecnol\u00f3gicas:\ud83e\ude9f Microsoft: $154K \ud83c\udf4e Apple: $166K\ud83d\uded2 Amazon: $170K\ud83d\udd35 Facebook: $189K\ud83d\udd0e Google: $195K* Incluyen bonus y acciones.</p>\u2014 Miguel \u00c1ngel Dur\u00e1n (@midudev) February 9, 2022 <p>\u00bfPor qu\u00e9 est\u00e1 siendo tan dif\u00edcil conseguir el primer trabajo en #tech?- \u00bfMal proceso?- \u00bfLas empresas no quieren entry-level?- \u00bfLos candidatos aplican correctamente?- \u00bfHay que hacer networking? \u00bfTodas las anteriores?Hablemos.</p>\u2014 Freddy Montes (@fmontes) February 10, 2022 <p>\ud83d\ude44 pic.twitter.com/0HTF0f116H</p>\u2014 M\u039bRC VID\u039bL (@marcvidal) February 16, 2022 <p>\ud83d\udc81\u200d\u2642\ufe0f Career tip - Your manager plays a MASSIVE role in how successful you can be. Find a manager that supports your careers goals and values.</p>\u2014 Lachlan Evenson (@LachlanEvenson) February 19, 2022 <p>You don't owe any more loyalty to an employer than they show to you.If they're willing to fire you without cause, you have every right to leave without guilt.If they're not willing to invest in your well-being and success, you have no obligation to invest in theirs.</p>\u2014 Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant) February 25, 2022 <p>4) The leadership team's values are INCREDIBLY importantThe less ego at the top, the more everyone wins. Financially, personally and otherwise.A business wins by focusing on what the customer wants, not someone's ego.</p>\u2014 Brian Bourque \ud83d\ude80 (@bbourque) February 26, 2022 <p>If software engineers are so valuable and in such high demand, then how come we have such obscene interviewing processes? Legitimately curious to know how this happened</p>\u2014 Cain Maddox (@ctrlshifti) March 1, 2022 <p>Early on in your software engineering career, getting promoted to the next level is mostly based on your work. After a few promos, many assume this will be the case going forward.Oh no.Getting promoted beyond this level &amp; as a manager depends so much on your peers as well.</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) March 7, 2022 <p>trying to hire cybersecurity professionals and not having success? check:- is your job description realistic to the actual job tasks?- are you asking for the level of talent you have the budget to pay fair market value?- are you requiring 5 years experience for a junior role?</p>\u2014 meg west (@cybersecmeg) March 14, 2022 <p>If this is what your recruitment process is like, you will limit the candidates to ones that are not hirable elsewhere. https://t.co/xwAQNFi2XA</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) March 20, 2022 <p>The Great Resignation is happening.What is your best advice to increase employee retention?</p>\u2014 Michael Girdley (@girdley) March 24, 2022 <p>The Great Resignation in tech is about three things: Fixing the comp by getting a new grant, finding a place that will actually utilize your potential, and an urgency to elevate off-work conditions.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) March 25, 2022 <p>Fron a software engineer:\"Here's the real reason I started looking for a new job.Build times.I would spend 40-50 minutes waiting for XCode to complete a build, unable to do anything that time. Everyone told me it's just how it is. It was driving me crazy.\"DevEx matters...</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) April 6, 2022 <p>What many sw engineers don't realize:The majority of jobs do not hire you to write the highest quality code or produce the cleanest architecture.They hire you to solve their business problems very efficiently. Sometimes this means high-quality code. Sometimes not at all.</p>\u2014 Gergely Orosz (@GergelyOrosz) April 10, 2022 <p>Big company tip, before you change roles, ask when the last re-org was.</p>\u2014 David Fowler \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 (@davidfowl) April 13, 2022 <p>Working for smaller companies is great. You need to convince three people instead of getting approvals from 15 teams, 7 committees and 5 execs.</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) June 30, 2022 <p>No one will remember:- how many commits you made- your thoughtful code reviews- the number of tickets closedThey will remember:- that *one* time you lost all customer prod data and the company had to shut downYou can\u2019t win \u00af\\_(\u30c4)_/\u00af</p>\u2014 I Am Devloper (@iamdevloper) July 6, 2022 <p>Lack of career advancement and development is now the top reason why people leave their job according to a new McKinsey study. pic.twitter.com/duMKhwtD1n</p>\u2014 Julia Stiglitz (@juliastiglitz) July 23, 2022 <p>I never worked for a company who hired based on GitHub contributions alone. If anyone is bugging you because you are not an open source developer or your company doesn't use GitHub, use fake-it-til-you-make-it to generate two years of contributions. https://t.co/n8Ij8JtG83 https://t.co/6GSt45dJQG pic.twitter.com/qLXlwz9yVa</p>\u2014 Jaana Dogan \u30e4\u30ca \u30c9\u30ac\u30f3 (@rakyll) August 7, 2023 <p>This is unfortunately how the game works. Most companies are not set up to retained high performing, ambitious talent, mainly because of how job ladders are structured, and the compensation models attached to them. https://t.co/4v1whKfmY1</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) February 8, 2024 <p>Every company can't afford to pay you what you're worth. It isn't personal. Just business. https://t.co/4JID6gZwgd</p>\u2014 Kelsey Hightower (@kelseyhightower) February 10, 2024 <p>Os voy a contar la historia de una amiga que, oh!, no se llama Jose (aunque es fontanera). Mi amiga es rubia, as\u00ed que para preservar su intimidad, le llamar\u00e9 Ruby.Ruby siempre se quejaba de los impuestos. Un d\u00eda me dice: t\u00eda, mira mi n\u00f3mina, t\u00eda!Y me manda esto: pic.twitter.com/PnBXAiNnuX</p>\u2014 Mal pero acostumbrada \ud83c\udf39 (@Merche_Acevedo) March 29, 2024"},{"location":"recruitment/#images","title":"Images","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"recruitment/#videos","title":"Videos","text":"Click to expand!"},{"location":"registries/","title":"Docker Registries. Quay, Nexus, JFrog Artifactory, Harbor and more","text":"<ol> <li>Introduction</li> <li>OpenShift Registry</li> <li>Quay Registry</li> <li>Nexus Repository Manager (NXRM) 3<ol> <li>Getting Started</li> <li>Setup Nexus Kubernetes. 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In this guide, you will compare and decide which one is the best for you.</li> <li>inspektor.cloud: Evaluating open policy agent in rust using wasm</li> <li>medium.com/4<sup>th</sup>-coffee: What is Policy-as-Code? An Introduction to Open Policy Agent</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#open-policy-agent-in-kubernetes","title":"Open Policy Agent in Kubernetes","text":"<ul> <li>infracloud.io: Kubernetes Pod Security Policies with Open Policy Agent</li> <li>banzaicloud.com: Istio and Kubernetes ft. OPA policies</li> <li>fugue.co: 5 tips for using the Rego language for Open Policy Agent (OPA)</li> <li>medium: Ensure Content Trust on Kubernetes using Notary and Open Policy Agent A detailed guide to help you to ensure that only signed images can get deployed on the cluster. 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Yor is an open-source tool that automatically tags infrastructure as code (IaC) templates with attribution and ownership details, unique IDs that get carried across to cloud resources, and any other need-to-know information. Run Yor as a pre-commit hook or in your CI/CD pipeline for code to cloud traceability and auditability.</li> <li>checkov.io policy as code scanning tool</li> <li>aws.amazon.com: Policy-based countermeasures for Kubernetes \u2013 Part 1 Choosing the right policy-as-code solution for your Kubernetes cluster:<ul> <li>OPA</li> <li>Gatekeeper</li> <li>Kyverno</li> <li>k-rail</li> <li>MagTape Policy as code for kubernetes</li> </ul> </li> <li>Selefra: Selefra is an open-source policy-as-code software that provides analytics for multi-cloud and SaaS. Selefra means \u201cselect * from infrastructure\u201d. 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Ships with an optional Web UI and can send new Results to different Clients like Loki and Elasticsearch. 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I then decided to give Kyverno a try and was really impressed with how easy it was to use.</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#kyverno-e-learning","title":"Kyverno E-Learning","text":"<ul> <li>appsecengineer.com: Kubernetes Policy Management with Kyverno</li> </ul>"},{"location":"securityascode/#cloud-custodian","title":"Cloud Custodian","text":"<ul> <li>Cloud Custodian is a rules engine for managing public cloud accounts and resources. 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A comparison of both technologies to stop the debate about what is better.</li> <li>freecodecamp.org: Serverless is cheaper, not simpler</li> <li>medium: What a typical 100% Serverless Architecture looks like in AWS!</li> <li>theregister.com: Microservices guru says think serverless, not Kubernetes: You don\u2019t want to manage \u2018a towering edifice of stuff\u2019</li> <li>serverless.com: Why we switched from docker to serverless</li> <li>developers.redhat.com: Orchestrate event-driven, distributed services with Serverless Workflow and Kubernetes</li> <li>dzone: Implementing Serverless Microservices Architecture on AWS In this article, we will explain how enterprises can implement serverless microservices architectures using AWS Cloud.</li> <li>docs.google.com: Serverless Guide to Success 2021</li> <li>vimal-dwarampudi.medium.com: Serverless Architecture design on major clouds</li> <li>dzone: When to Use Serverless, and When to Use Kubernetes \ud83c\udf1f If you are stuck at a crossroads and need some help deciding, here are some conditions which might help you make your selection.</li> <li>itnext.io: Kubernetes Serverless simply visually explained \ud83c\udf1f We explore ways of making Kubernetes serverless in a straight-forward and tool-agnostic way</li> <li>readysetcloud.io: Building Serverless Applications That Scale The Perfect Amount \ud83c\udf1f When designing serverless apps, you must consider the right level of scale. 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In most cases these features are enabled without requiring any code changes.</li> <li>infoq.com: Deploying Service Mesh in Production</li> <li>devops.com: How Are API Management and Service Mesh Different?</li> <li>devops.com: When to Use API Management and Service Mesh Together</li> <li>infoq.com: Deploying Service Mesh in Production</li> <li>infoq.com: The Top-Five Challenges of Running a Service Mesh in an Enterprise \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medium.com/elca-it: Service Mesh Performance Evaluation \u2014 Istio, Linkerd, Kuma and Consul</li> <li>medium.com/@pauldotyu: Service Mesh Considerations</li> <li>medium.com/4<sup>th</sup>-coffee: A Comprehensive Tutorial on Service Mesh, Istio, Envoy, Access Log, and Log Filtering</li> <li>infoq.com: Sidecars, eBPF and the Future of Service Mesh</li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#service-mesh-and-api-gateways","title":"Service Mesh and API Gateways","text":"<ul> <li>medium: The Roles of Service Mesh and API Gateways in Microservice Architecture \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>medianova.com: Service Mesh vs. API Gateway</li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#tools-for-evaluating-service-meshes","title":"Tools For Evaluating Service Meshes","text":"<ul> <li> <p>Prometheus and OpenTelemetry Compatibility Issues - (Related to monitoring topic)</p> </li> <li> <p>Meshery.io: Open source tool for evaluating and contrasting service meshes</p> </li> </ul>"},{"location":"servicemesh/#service-mesh-testing","title":"Service Mesh Testing","text":"<ul> <li>itnext.io: Service Mesh Testing \u2014 Tools &amp; Frameworks (Open Source) There are quite a few open-source toolsets to test and measure performance impact of service meshes. 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However, it has some limitations: since it uses AWS APIs, it doesn\u2019t have a native way to check if an EC2 instance has completed to run cloud-init before marking it as ready. A possible workaround is asking Terraform to SSH on the instance, and wait until it is able to perform a connection before marking the instance as ready.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Cisco, Citrix, and Fortinet Among New Verified Terraform Providers</li> <li>terraform-best-practices.com \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>bridgecrew.io: Advanced Terraform security: Pro tips for secure infrastructure as code</li> <li>hub.qovery.com: Terraform is Not the Golden Hammer</li> <li>scalefactory.com: Failing faster with terraform Terraform validation rules. Terraform is an extremely powerful tool, but with great power comes great opportunity to break stuff, or whatever Uncle Ben said. With a single command a developer can deploy hundreds of resources in an instant, and when that developer inevitably configured the inputs wrong Terraform makes it easy to patch or rollback that mistake. But you know what\u2019s better than recovering from mistakes? Never making the mistake in the first place.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: AWS and HashiCorp Collaborate on New Terraform Modules</li> <li>shipa.io: Terraform meets AppOps \ud83c\udf1f Terraform is the popular choice among teams</li> <li>bitslovers.com: Terraform Output \u2013 What you should know</li> <li>devops.com: Building on Terraform: Evolution, not Revolution</li> <li>medium: 10 things I wish I knew before learning Terraform (Part 1) | Ian Hancock<ul> <li>medium: 10 things I wish I knew before learning Terraform (Part 2) | Ian Hancock</li> </ul> </li> <li>hashicorp.com: Multi-Cloud DevOps at PETRONAS with Terraform</li> <li>terraform.io: Refactoring</li> <li>medium: Terraform in Real Life: Lessons Learned \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>serhii.vasylenko.info: Some Techniques to Enhance Your Terraform Proficiency Learn what cool things Terraform can do with its built-in functionality</li> <li>thenewstack.io: Better Together: Hyper-Converged Kubernetes with Terraform</li> <li>AdminTurnedDevOps/Terraform-The-Hard-Way The most efficient way to learn Terraform for beginners and intermediate practitioners</li> <li>acloudguru.com: 5 things we love about Terraform</li> <li>devops.com: How to Migrate Existing Infrastructure to Terraform</li> <li>middlewareinventory.com: Terraform import All AWS Security Groups \u2013 How to In this post, we are going to see how to manage existing and already created AWS Security groups with Terraform. The new era of Infrastructure revolution has begun already and we already started provisioning, managing, administrating our Infra as a code with help of Configuration management tools like Ansible, Terraform, SaltStack etc.</li> <li>middlewareinventory.com: Terraform For Each Examples \u2013 How to use for_each | Devops Junction</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Terraforming the GitOps Way !!!</li> <li>terrateam.io: Terraform Pre-Commit Hooks Terraform Code Improvements. There are many tools that can make sure your Terraform repo remains well-formated and tested. Using Git pre-commit hooks, one can easily incorporate these tools into everyday Terraform workflow.</li> <li>faun.pub: Terraform-Prevent Conditionally Created Resources From Deletion \ud83c\udf1f In this post, we\u2019ll see how we can prevent a resource, conditionally created by Terraform from getting deleted.</li> <li>faun.pub: 5 Best Terraform Tools That You Need in 2022 \ud83c\udf1f Tools that can simplify your infrastructure code</li> <li>dev.to/kubestack: A Better Way to Provision Kubernetes Resources Using Terraform \ud83c\udf1f In this tutorial, you will learn how to create Kubernetes resources using Terraform via the Helm and Kustomize providers. The resource will be created/destroyed as part of the usual terraform apply command.</li> <li>betterprogramming.pub: Design by Contract in Terraform Understanding custom condition checks</li> <li>youtube: Terrraform + Ansible: Automating configuration in infrastructure</li> <li>medium.com/@oamdev2020: Glue Terraform Ecosystem into Kubernetes World \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terraform.io: Provisioners Provisioners can be used to model specific actions on the local machine or on a remote machine in order to prepare servers or other infrastructure objects for service.<ul> <li>terraform.io: Creation-Time Provisioners \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terraform.io: Destroy-Time Provisioners \ud83c\udf1f</li> </ul> </li> <li>faun.pub: The Lifecycle of a Terraform Resource \u2014 Lifecycle Meta-Argument In this article, we will take a look at the various stages a Terraform resource goes through during its lifetime. We will look at the default resource behavior, before looking at the lifecycle meta-argument which can allow you to customize that behavior.</li> <li>medium.com/@dugouchet.a: Manage your terraform like a container</li> <li>medium.com/spacelift: Terraform vs. Kubernetes: Key Differences and Comparison</li> <li>infoq.com: Terraform 1.3 Release Introduces Simplified Refactoring Experience \ud83c\udf1f This release introduces optional object type attributes with defaults and expands the capabilities of moved blocks.</li> <li>medium.com/nerd-for-tech: Building a Two-Tier Architecture for High Availability using Terraform</li> <li>towardsaws.com: Import Existing AWS Infrastructure to Terraform</li> <li>medium.com/google-cloud: Automate Terraform documentation like a pro!</li> <li>buildkite.com: Manage your CI/CD resources as Code with Terraform</li> <li>blog.gruntwork.io: Terraform tips &amp; tricks: loops, if-statements, and gotchas</li> <li>medium.com/@adolfo.diaz.zar: Secret Management with Terraform \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>awstip.com: Refactor Terraform code with Moved Blocks \u2014 a new way without manually modifying the state</li> <li>dev.to: Using Terraform To Manage Infrastructure Resources | Pavan Belagatti</li> <li>faun.pub: Terraform null provider and null_resource explained \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>spectrocloud.com: Deploying complex infrastructure with a Terraform state machine</li> <li>swwapnilp.medium.com: How Does Slack Use Terraform?</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Terraform Abstraction Tips: Just Because You Can Doesn\u2019t Mean You Should Learn how to think about balancing automation and abstraction against maintainability when building your Terraform setup.</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Best Practices for Terraform AWS Tags Learn general AWS tags best practices and using the default_tags method, along with some specific tagging configuration for ASG and EC2 volumes.</li> <li>medium.com/codex: How to Use the If / Else Statement in Terraform \u2014 Examples \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>tekanaid.com: Terraform for Beginners \u2013 A Beginner\u2019s Guide to Automating Cloud Infrastructure \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>terrahaxs.com: Choosing the Right Terraform Loop: count vs for_each \ud83c\udf1f</li> <li>digitalocean.com: How To Structure a Terraform Project \ud83c\udf1f Learn about structuring Terraform projects according to their general purpose and complexity. Then, you\u2019ll create a project with a simple structure using the more common features of Terraform: variables, locals, data sources, and provisioners.</li> <li>getbetterdevops.io: How To Deploy Helm Charts With Terraform \ud83c\udf1f Do you know you can deploy HelmCharts as any other Terraform resources? It\u2019s possible with the official Helm provider.</li> <li>medium.com/@dsdatsme: Terraform GitOps CI/CD with Approval &amp; Notifications</li> <li>github.com/DhruvinSoni30/Terraform_multiple_modules How to work with multiple terraform modules?</li> <li>spacelift.io: Terraform Files \u2013 How to Structure a Terraform Project</li> <li>youtube - freecodecamp.org: Learn Terraform with Azure by Building a Dev Environment \u2013 Full Course for Beginners</li> <li>youtube - freecodecamp.org: Learn Terraform (and AWS) by Building a Dev Environment \u2013 Full Course for Beginners</li> <li>devdosvid.blog: Hello Terraform Data; Goodbye Null Resource Native built-in replacement for null_resource with Terraform 1.4</li> <li>build5nines.com: Why HashiCorp Terraform is Essential for SREs and DevOps Engineers</li> <li>infoq.com: CDK for Terraform Improves HCL Conversion and Terraform Cloud Interactions</li> <li>devdosvid.blog: Hello Terraform Data; Goodbye Null Resource</li> <li>hashicorp.com: Terraform Cloud no-code provisioning is now GA with new features</li> <li>dzone: Terraform Explained in Five Minutes This guide highlights everything you need to know about Terraform \u2014 a tool that allows programmers to build, change, and version infrastructure safely and efficiently.</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform Pro Tips Series\u2019 Articles \ud83c\udf1f\ud83c\udf1f<ul> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Connect Terraform to Azure DevOps Git Repos over SSH</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform - Complex Variable Types</li> <li>dev.to/pwd9000: Terraform - Understanding the Lifecycle Block</li> <li>etc</li> </ul> </li> <li>medium.com/@willguibr: Terraform 1.5 \u2014 Import and Automatic Code Generation</li> <li>blog.ogenki.io: Applying GitOps Principles to Infrastructure: An overview of tf-controller<ul> <li>Terraform can be considered a \u201csemi-declarative\u201d tool as there is no built-in automatic reconciliation feature. There are several solutions to address this issue, but generally speaking, a modification will be applied using terraform apply. The code is actually written using the HCL configuration files (declarative), but the execution is done imperatively. As a result, there can be a drift between the declared and actual state (for example, a colleague who would have changed something directly into the console \ud83d\ude09).</li> <li>\u2753\u2753 So, how can I ensure that what is committed using Git is really applied. How to be notified if there is a change compared to the desired state and how to automatically apply what is in my code (GitOps)?</li> <li>This is the promise of tf-controller, an Open Source Kubernetes operator from Weaveworks, tightly related to Flux (a GitOps engine from the same company). 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