188 Stories To Learn About Containers

by Learn RepoApril 17th, 2023

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A standard software unit that packages code and all other accompanying components. This is done to ultimately ensure smooth running of the application across computing environments.

1. Top 7 Kubernetes Security Practices Everyone Should Follow

Kubernetes is the Greek word for helmsman or pilot. It is now accelerating the digital transformation at firms by helping them transition away from legacy technology and embrace cloud-native software development. The recent KubeCon event had a gathering of more than 12,000 developers and executives from around the world in San Diego. Every company wants to take advantage of Kubernetes and its ability to automatically deploy, manage, and scale software workloads in the cloud.

2. How to Call Multiple Microservices in Parallel

We can call microservices in parallel, storing results in the form of feature objects in one more list and then combine the result of all features.

3. Debugging: Using PDB in Dockerized Environment

Docker, along with Docker Compose are the most used tools under the DevOps category, according to The State of Developer Ecosystem 2019 survey by JetBrains. Chances are if you're using Docker/Docker Compose for deployment, you'll most likely be using them for local development as well. If you only use Docker for deployment but a virtual environment for local development, you may want to look into using Docker for development to reduce the parity between dev/prod environments, as suggested in the Twelve-Factor Methodology.

4. How To Make Docker Images with Jenkins Pipelines

Jenkins Pipeline is a powerful tool when you are using Jenkins to automate your deployments. Flexible and customized actions split between stages are a good reason to try this feature.

5. The Low-Code vs No-Code Platform Dilemma

As time progressed, programming methods became simpler so that applications can be developed and delivered fast. This led to the popularity of low-code and later no-code approach to application development. Both low-code and no-code take a drag-and-drop visual approach to build business applications more efficiently. The idea is to reduce or replace complicated coding with a configuration approach. This allows citizen developers to build and test applications quickly.

6. 8 Cloud Computing Trends to Watch in 2021

Cloud computing has grown exponentially in the past decade and is not about to stop. As predicted by Forrester’s research, the global public cloud infrastructure will grow 35% in 2021, many thanks to the pandemic. Due to the lingering effects of covid-19 in 2021, the cloud will be the key focus for organizations looking for increased scalability, business continuity, and cost-efficiency.

7. Mount file to Kubernetes Pod Without Deleting the Existing File

What I learned about Kubernetes when trying to mount config maps into a docker container that already have an existing file in the same directory.

8. How Containers Affect DevOps

Today, we no longer talk about development and operations in isolation. DevOps actively combines these two, which is an essential factor in the modern software lifecycle. Along the way, Docker containers have also become popular due to the benefits they offer for DevOps. Containers affect DevOps mainly in two ways.

9. 21 Resources and Tutorials to Learn Kubernetes

In this blog post below, we have compiled a list of 21 resources and tutorials, that are helpful to start your Kubernetes learning journey.

10. The State of Containers in 2020

Containerization has come a long way and containers have completely revolutionized the way companies build, test, package and deliver software today. Containers are good for packaging any software. Big or small. Microservices are great candidates to be packaged and delivered with container images. With Microservices architecture, the large monolith is decoupled into several mini services that work independently.

11. MariaDB + Phpmyadmin + Docker: Running Local Database

I will get MariaDB and Phpmyadmin running in a docker container. I will reuse folder setup and all files from previous recipe - 02.

12. How to Use binding.pry to Debug a Rails Application in a Docker Container

Debugging in a docker container isn't that straightforward. At least it is not in the way my team set everything up. I will describe my methods for debugging.

13. How to Harden K8S: Based On the Recent Updated NSA's Kubernetes Hardening Guide

Recently, NSA updated the Kubernetes Hardening Guide, and thus I would like to share these great resources with you and other best practices on K8S security.

14. Creating Encrypted Containers in Linux Using Cryptsetup

A brief guide on how to create encrypted containers in Linux using Cryptsetup, giving you tools for keeping your most important files and data protected.

15. 5 Docker Desktop Alternatives

For Windows and macOS users, Docker Desktop has been the main way to use Docker containers for many years. But how about now?

16. GitOps. GitOps? What is GitOps?

In this blog we will try to answer all your pressing questions about GitOps and find out how it can help you in the software delivery process.

17. Key Questions to Ask your DevOps Teams About Containers and Kubernetes

DevOps teams are responsible for balancing two important forces in their organizations’ software development efforts: shorter delivery cycle times for applications that continue to increase in size and diversity.

18. Creating an AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) Using an EC2 Instance on Ubuntu

Docker allows developers to package applications in containers. This article will show you how to create your own container, upload it to the repository.

19. Exploring Traefik: A Reverse Proxy for Docker

Learn how to proxy sites and API in a few examples, automate getting certificates and even add some middleware (to add headers for example). YAML tutorial.

20. 7 Best Docker Alternatives in 2022

A list of decent Docker alternatives that might fit your needs.

21. Building AOSP with Docker

I have been working on AOSP (Android Open Source Project) for a little over a year now, it was my first experience working on Android as a platform. Building and customizing your Android OS my seem like a daunting task at first, but it is not really that hard, but i am not here to give you a guide on how to build Android from Source but we will get to see how docker can help you in building your ROM.

22. The Noonification: 4 Common NFT Contract Design Anti-Patterns (8/26/2022)

8/26/2022: Top 5 stories on the Hackernoon homepage!

23. A Brief Overview of Docker And Its Impact On The Development Ecosystem

Docker is an open-source containerizing platform for application services, codes, libraries, configurations, and other dependencies into one package.

24. Are Kubernetes StatefulSets Broken?

Kubernetes StatefulSets are broken

25. How To Run PostgreSQL as a Build Requirement in TeamCity Build

We use different Continuous Integration tools in our projects. One of them is TeamCity software. A pipeline for TeamCity can be configured easily and has two steps, such as run tests and build a docker image for further deployment. However, I needed to run Postgres before running tests. I made a research, I read the documentation and this article may be useful to close a gap for team city’s documentation.

26. How to Use a Template to Use Docker with PHP

Today I want to give you an easy-to-use template in order to use Docker with PHP, explained so you can understand how it works in just 10 minutes.

27. Container Orchestration Trends for 2023: Kubernetes, AWS Fargate, Docker and Beyond

Containers have been around for a while now, but the industry is just starting to see the benefits of containerization.

28. How To Use Prometheus Adapter to Autoscale Custom Metrics Deployments

Introduction

29. How to Optimize Kubernetes and Argo Workflow Spending

Kubernetes costs can soar if you don't pay attention. Here's an open source way to monitor Kubernetes costs for devs using Argo Workflow.

30. How to Set Up Docker Compose For Prometheus + Grafana

Want to have Prometheus and Grafanna locally so that you could test the metrics sent by your service? check this guide using Docker Compose

31. [Announcement] Running Your Containers on AWS Is Coming Up On Twitch in September 2020

Have you ever had questions about running your containers on AWS? If so, this upcoming, Developers, Let's Code session is for you!

32. Understanding Pods in Kubernetes

Pods are Kubernetes Objects that are the basic unit for running our containers inside our Kubernetes cluster.

33. How To Install PostgreSQL With Docker Quickly

Many developers still install a database on their computer and work on it. It may be a preferable method, but using Docker takes only seconds to set up a database. I used PostgreSQL and Docker in my latest project. As a result, I have achieved efficiency and convenience. I will give you my experience with PostgreSQL and Docker.

34. Flask API Containerization using Docker

Nowadays, putting shiny new applications in containers seems to be the way of the future, and for good reason. They offer platform portability, hardware efficiency, and enhanced security. In this tutorial, we are going to take a very simple Flask API, put it in a Docker container, and then test it out using Postman.

35. Deploy a LAMP stack as a Helm Chart

Kubernetes deployments are becoming even more complex but Helm is a good solution to bridge this deployment complexity and package Kubernetes applications

36. Key Concepts About Docker And Containerization

Whenever you are learning some new technology, I believe that you should start from very basics.

37. Running Linux Applications as Unikernels with K8S

If you've read some of my prior articles you might've thought I'd never write this one huh? :) Well here goes.

38. Increasing Developer Productivity with skaffold

Primary focus of Developer is to write code. Build, Test and Deploy of the application are better left to be managed by tools. skaffold can help in automating some of mundane tasks that comes with using kubernetes.

39. Building Elixir Applications as systemd Services

Build your projects with Nspawn

40. Container Security Tools to Try in 2023

7 Strategies and associated tools for your container security workflows.

41. Why We Love Docker and Best Practices for DevOps

Every company is becoming a software company these days, and there is so much happening around making software development occur at record speeds.

42. Why SMEs Should Opt for Managed Kubernetes

43. Exploring Containerization Beyond Kubernetes

Here's why cloud-based PaaS and Containers make a solid combination for most developers.

44. Ship With the Docker Hub CLI Tool

The Docker Hub CLI Tool is a helpful containerization tool that can be used with Command Line. It is slightly experimental but still incredibly helpful.

45. How CI/CD and Microservices Led to Kubernetes: Kube Explained Part 1

Engineering teams have always had constant pressure to deliver software faster, cheaper, and more reliably. As a result, many of the recent trends in backend infrastructure have been driven by these factors.

46. How To Run Deno.js in Docker

What is Deno? Deno is a simple, modern and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that uses V8 and is built in Rust.

47. AWS Bottlerocket vs. Google Container-Optimized OS: Which Should You Use and When

What's the difference between popular Container-Centric OS choices, Google’s Container-Optimized OS, and AWS’s Bottlerocket? The concepts underlying containers have been around for many years. Container technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, and an entire ecosystem of products, as well as best practices, have emerged in the last few years. This has enabled different kinds of applications to be containerized.

48. The Container Anatomy: A Kernel Introduction

Welcome to this tutorial series, where we will evolve from the anatomy of a container inside the Linux Kernel, and will keep building pieces and evolving till the publication of a service into an Orchestration Platform. The general idea is to detail as much as possible (without being massive) how is things working under the hood.

49. Deploying a Java Spring Boot app on AKS with Azure Database for PostgreSQL

In this post, learn how to run a Java Spring Boot application on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and connects to Azure PostgreSQL using Azure AD Pod identity.

50. How to Deploy AWS Lambda with Docker Containers

You can now build your serverless workloads in a Docker container with AWS Lambda. We gave it a try and here's our review (with ETL examples).

51. Why Tracking Vulnerabilities After Deployment Is Important

Explore why you should track vulnerabilities after deploying your software, ways to track vulnerabilities, and how to keep your users and business safe.

52. Ever Wondered Why We Use Containers In DevOps?

At some point we've all said the words, "But it works on my machine." It usually happens during testing or when you're trying to get a new project set up. Sometimes it happens when you pull down changes from an updated branch.

53. Understanding Linux Containers Before Changing the World

Containers provide a way to run your application by packaging it with every dependency it needs. This article will look at Linux containers and their uses.

54. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Data Extraction With JSON Path [Part 8]

kubectl can pull a lot of data about our deployments and pod. Most of the time, we humans are the recipients of that information, and kubectl obliges by nicely formatting things in pretty tables.

55. Docker is dead. Long live the Unikernel.

As the cloud-native ecosystem evolves, it is beginning to appear as if a challenger to containerization has emerged. In this blog post, I'm going to dive into what unikernels are, and why I think they will be the most likely candidate to replace container-based infrastructure.

56. HTML Structure and the Importance of Elements as Containers

Probably the most important concept you can learn about HTML is its structure in the form of containers.

57. Kubernetes Secrets and ConfigMaps

In this article we will discuss about the applications of Kubernetes ConfigMaps and Secrets.

58. Using Kubernetes and Containers for Infinite Scaling

A landscape view of how to rightsize Kubernetes workloads, from single containers in a pod to hyperscaled serverless deployments, examining tools and techniques

59. Automating Smart Contract Development with Docker

Setting up a dockerized container to launch project setups that'll help deploy and run smart contracts.

60. What Are The Common Kubernetes Security Vulnerabilities

Kubernetes has become the de-facto standard for managing containerized applications. However, this usage also led to an increased attack surface for K8s.

61. The Top 8 Registries for Containers

There are many container registry options on the market, serving customers of different types, sizes, and needs. Let's look at our top 8.

62. How To Harden Your Docker Containers Using Seccomp Security Profile

Secure Computing Mode, also known as Seccomp, is a Linux kernel feature that improves several security features to help run Docker in a more secure environment.

63. Introducing NodePort Service in Kubernetes

Summary

64. How to Deploy Apps to a Local K3d Cluster

In this post, we will discuss how to deploy and test an application on a local Kubernetes cluster.

65. How to Create Simple Multi-Stacks Test With Testcontainers

Back-end engineering nowadays may require the integration of multiple services. It is painful for engineers to install many services in their local development environment. Docker has provided an easier way to do this, but it will still require some scripting outside our code. It also has not exactly had a perfect solution if we wanted to test smaller functions or classes instead of the whole service. This problem has been addressed by Testcontainers [1].

66. Containerization and Its Benefits

This post explains what containers are, key benefits of containers in software dev and discusses why you might consider adding them to your DevOps processes.

67. What Does "Building a Cloud-Native Application" Really Mean?

The inexplicable popularity of the term "cloud-native" is without real meaning. "Cloud-Native Apps" is an overused (even abused) term in the tech industry.

68. An Introduction to Docker and How It is Important for Sysadmins

Ever since Docker went live in early 2013 it’s had a love-hate relationship with programmers and sysadmins. While some ‘experienced’ developers that I’ve talked to have a strong dislike for containerization in general (more on that later), there’s a reason why a lot of major companies including eBay, Twitter, Spotify and Lyft have reportedly adopted Docker in their production environments.

69. Helm — Everything You Need to Know Part II

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about Helm versions (v2 vs. v3), and a practical example of how to use it.

70. Should You Learn Kubernetes in 2022

With the increasing popularity of containerized applications, the container orchestration platform Kubernetes has become a must in the toolset of a developer.

71. How to Use Cloud-init to Self-Register k3OS Clusters to Rancher

The lightweight Kubernetes OS that is known as k3OS has quickly been gaining popularity in the cloud-native community as a compact and edge-focused Linux distribution that cuts the fat away from the traditional K8s distro. While k3OS is picking up steam, it is still on the bleeding edge and there is still a bit of a shortage of learning material out there for it.

72. Write Your Own Kubernetes Sub-Command [Part 9]

You write a great script for interacting with Kubernetes. It would be great if you could pretend that your script was officially part of the kubectl repertoire.

73. Containerization in 2023: 4 Tips for Successful Container Adoption

Four tips for laying a solid foundation and making sure you're ready to handle the challenges of operating containerized workloads in production.

74. Distroless Containers: Hype or True Value?

The goal

[75. How Did Kubernetes Win the

Container Orchestration War?](https://hackernoon.com/how-did-kubernetes-win-the-container-orchestration-war-lp1l3x01) Kubernetes is now almost synonymous with container orchestration. A CNCF survey found that it is used in production by 78% of respondents. But it wasn't always like this. There used to be several big players in the field and there was talk in the industry of 'container orchestration wars.'

76. Level Triggering and Reconciliation in Kubernetes

How Kubernetes manages your cluster with systems programming concepts

77. How to Set Up Jenkins on Kubernetes

This guide will walk you through the process of setting up Jenkins on Kubernetes. Jenkins is a widely-used open source CI server that provides hundreds of plugins to support building, deploying and automating your projects.

78. Breaking Down What is New in Kubernetes 1.19

The new Kubernetes 1.19 comes with 34 enhancements. Out of these, 10 have progressed to stable, 15 are in the beta stage, and 9 are in the alpha.

79. Why you Should Get Started Building Containers on Kubernetes

Kubernetes is ideal for container orchestration. Because of its features, it also comes with complexity. In this article, we will discuss when to use Kubernetes

80. A Deep Dive into AWS Firecracker

Firecracker is a Virtual Machine Monitor, written in Rust that Amazon Web Services use to power it’s Serverless Compute services — Lambda and Fargate. Firecracker makes use of Linux’s Kernel-based Virtual Machine virtualisation infrastructure to provide its products with MicroVMs.

81. What Future Holds for DevOps in 2020: A Complete Guide

Software is eating the world, in all sectors. Marc Andreessen, the founder of Netscape, said it long back about how software is eating the world. He also summarised that every company is a software company these days, and software companies are poised to take over broad swathes of the economy. You’ll see DevOps clearly in 2020, where continuous updates transform the way software is delivered to a nearly-limitless marketplace. DevOps has become a must to thrive in this highly competitive technological world.

82. Kubernetes' Impact on Development

Kubernetes is the reason containerization has garnered acceptance among enterprises. Whether you like it or not, it has made your life as a developer easy.

83. Book Review: Effortless Cloud Native App Development Using Skaffold

Skaffold is a cloud native open source framework from Google that lets Spring Boot developers build Kubernetes apps easily and deploy effortlessly

84. Delays in app delivery to Kubernetes

Enterprises around the world are waking up to the containers and Kubernetes trend. There are numerous benefits of delivering an application as container packages to Kubernetes but at the same time, the process of app containerization and the subsequent app deployment to Kubernetes can hit many roadblocks. Since the idea of using Kubernetes and containers for app delivery is fairly recent, the transition from traditional delivery systems to these modern delivery systems is a bumpy ride.

85. Kubernetes API Operator: Apply API Management for Istio Microservices

A service mesh’s primary objective is to handle internal service to service communication, while an API Gateway handles external client to service communication. It is required to apply API Management for the microservices that are in a service mesh. Although they overlap in some cases, service mesh’s focus and API Management focus is different. For an example, API gateway handles north south traffic, while service mesh handles east west traffic.

86. RBAC and PSPs Can Only Bring Your Kubernetes Security So Far

Admins need to defend their organizations against a Kubernetes security incident. RBAC and PSPs will only get them so far; more security measures are needed.

87. Azure DevOps: How to Build, Test And Deploy to Azure Kubernetes Service

I have been using Azure Devops for a while. Like most of the cloud products out there this is one which gets constant refresh. My plan is to document the steps for building, testing and deploying an app to Azure Kubernetes Service using Azure Devops. So let's start.

88. Containerization of Spark Python Using Kubernetes

Introduction

89. Reducing Kubernetes Costs

Kubernetes has become the de-facto choice for most users and one aspect that any Kubernetes administrator must look into is managing Kubernetes costs.

90. Getting Started with Zalenium: Docker-based Selenuim Grid

The integration of Docker and Kubernetes makes Zalenium an appealing choice for setting up Selenium-based infrastructure.

91. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Data Extraction With JSON Path [Part 8]

kubectl can pull a lot of data about our deployments and pod. Most of the time, we humans are the recipients of that information, and kubectl obliges by nicely formatting things in pretty tables.

92. Kubernetes Monitoring with Prometheus and Thanos

Introduction

93. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Cleaning Up After Yourself [Part 10]

If there's one thing that Kubernetes makes easy, it's creating resources – pods, deployments, volumes – before long you'll have tons of them lying around.

94. Kubernetes Day-2 Operations – Part III

Kubernetes has revolutionized the way developers run their workloads by abstracting a part of the actual infrastructure

95. Kubernetes Day-2 Operations, Part I

Kubernetes is the de-facto standard for container clustering and orchestration. Its adoption is soaring in cloud-native applications.

96. How The NSA Says You Should Secure Kubernetes

Security has become a primary consideration for any technological solution. Here are the NSA's recommendations for securing Kubernetes against hackers.

97. A Quick Guide to Writing YAML for Kubernettes

YAML is a human-friendly, data serialization standard. It also has various applications in Kubernetes.

98. Creating and Deploying a Simple Helm Chart

Learn how to create a simple Helm chart to package and deploy individual Kubernetes applications.

99. Kubernetes Day-2 Operations – Part II

It is undeniably confusing if you’re unfamiliar with infrastructure technologies and leaning towards DevOps principles will further complicate the situation

100. How To Manage Local Kubernetes Testing with KIND Tool

If you've spent days (or even weeks?) trying to spin up a Kubernetes cluster for learning purposes or to test your application, then your worries are over. Spawned from a Kubernetes Special Interest Group, KIND is a tool that provisions a Kubernetes cluster running IN Docker.

101. Kubernetes Deprecates Docker to Support the Open Container Initiative

Kubernetes Deprecating Docker?! Let Me Explain Containers in K8s.

102. How to Simplify Cron Monitoring With a Simple Bash Trick

If you have worked with software systems long enough you have surely worked with crons. Cron is a time-based task scheduler in UNIX-like operating systems. We use to run some task/script periodically, for example, every day at 9:30 AM.

103. What Is a Container And How To Use It

104. Introduction to Buildah: A CLI Tool For Building Images

Buildah is a tool for building OCI-compatible images through a lower-level coreutils interface. Similar to Podman, Buildah doesn't depend on a daemon such as Docker or CRI-O, and it doesn't require root privileges. Buildah provides a command-line tool that replicates all the commands found in a Dockerfile. This allows you to issue Buildah commands from a scripting language such as Bash.

105. Everything you need to know about Helm – Part I

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes. In this tutorial we will explore Helm tasks, components, charts, and installations.

106. Give me a Unix Shell and I'll Build Container Images ... for Life

People in the stone age used their bare hands to create container images!.

107. Two Key Points of Containerisation You Need to Know by Heart

What is containerisation and what’s so great about it anyway? You may work with container-based applications every day at work, but there comes a time when an intern or a fresh graduate new joiner (or perhaps a non-IT colleague) in your team ask you these questions and you find yourself stopped in your track thinking: “where should I start?”.

108. Your Friendly Service Mesh for Abstract Network Architecture - Istio

There is a new hype in the DevOps world: Istio and service meshes. But why exactly is everyone suddenly migrating to Istio? In this post, we will examine whether it actually makes sense to use Istio and in which use cases it may help you (as well as when it’s simply an overkill).

109. The Grand Cluster Hotel

A non-technical explanation of Docker containers, Kubernetes, and clusters.

110. Creating and Provisioning Azure Container Apps with Bicep

Using Bicep, we can deploy Azure Container Apps quickly and easily!

111. Another Reason to Use Docker

Recently I was working on a project which includes Terraform and AWS stuff. While working on that I was using my local machine for terraform code testing and luckily everything was going fine. But when we actually want to test it for the production environment we got some issues there. Then, as usual, we started to dig into the issue and finally, we got the issue which was quite a silly one 😜. The production server Terraform version and my local development server Terraform version was not the same.

112. Infrastructure as Code: Almost Everything You Need to Know

Infrastructure as Code is invaluable when it comes to automating infrastructure by defining infrastructure configurations as code.

113. How Kubernetes Can Make Your High Load Project Viable in 2020

Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system that is designed to help you build a scalable infrastructure using high load approaches on a weak server. In this article, we’ll show you why Kubernetes is worth using in 2020.

114. Using Workload Identity to Handle Keys in Google Kubernetes Engine

Workload identity is a modern way to provision keys for pods running on Google Kubernetes Engine. It allows individual pods to use a service account with a suitable set of permissions, without manually managing Kubernetes secrets. In this article, we will describe Workload identity, compare it to other approaches, and finally show a real world example on how to configure a Kubernetes cluster with Workload identity enabled.

115. How to Package and Deploy Lambda Functions as Container Images

Ever wish you could combine the portability of containers, with the scalability of Lambda functions? Well now you can!

116. Closer Than You Think: Bridging the DevOps-Security Gap

The advantages of moving security into the DevOps lifecycle early are well-studied. For example, Puppet’s 2019 State of DevOps Report details numerous ways that both security and DevOps improve when security is integrated into DevOps earlier (aka: Shift Left).

117. Exploring an Open Source Toolkit for Debugging Kubernetes - KoolKits

A new open source approach for debugging live applications - right from inside your IDE or terminal window, and without stopping the live application.

118. Web Application Development: Principles of Development Based on Microservices. Part 2.

To use a microservice architecture, the developer needs to study special technologies that are applicable for such web app development.

119. Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) vs. Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), A Comparison

Managed Kubernetes is experiencing massive growth in adoption and many organizations are moving their self-managed Kubernetes clusters.

120. 10 Best Practices for Using Kubernetes Network Policies

In this article, we will explore 10 best practices for using Kubernetes Network Policies to enhance the security and reliability of your applications.

121. Failure Modes: Why You Need To Know Them

What are bimodal failure modes and how to avoid them

122. Can Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Platforms Make Infrastructure Prices Comparable?

Kubernetes enables you to deploy, scale and manage your container-based applications and multi-cloud management tools simplify the use of different clouds. Together this might help us to finally understand and optimize the pricing of our infrastructure.

123. Containers vs. Serverless: Which is Better for DevOps?

Managing your own containers versus letting serverless do it for you - when to choose what? Let's go over the pros and cons.

124. Get your First Container Up on Kubernetes Using the Free Version of Platform9 Managed Kubernetes

Kubernetes in the leading Container Orchestration platform that allows you to apply fast and streamlined infrastructure workloads using a declarative API.

125. Incomplete Guide for Securing Containerized Environment

Write Once, Run Everywhere embraces flexibility of spinning applications up and down for users. Let's find out why and how to secure containerized environment.

126. Top 10 Reasons To Love Docker

When you first look into Docker, what it does, and how it works, it appears to be a neat tool to help with application packaging and deployment. It's not until you start using it, however, that some of the other benefits that developers love so much show themselves. So, to discover why this tool has become so popular, here are Ten Reasons Why Developers Love Docker.

127. Security Best Practices for Kubernetes: 2020 Edition

The New Cloud-Native World of Containers

128. Get Better VMs, Containers and Serverless Computing Results By Following These Steps

DEVELOP AND RUN APPLICATIONS WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT SERVERS

129. How To Find Your Docker Logs

There’s a short answer, and a long answer. The short answer, that will satisfy your needs in the vast majority of cases, is:

130. Kubernetes Tutorial: Merge all the Kubeconfigs! [Part 7]

Once you start managing more than one Kubernetes cluster, you'll start to demand more from your $KUBECONFIG.

131. How To Create Deployment Objects in Kubernetes and Deploy Using kubectl

Learn what Deployments are in Kubernetes and how to use them. Deployments are a high-level abstraction that controls how we deploy and maintain a set of Pods.

132. How To Use Brigade Tool For Event-Driven Scripting

What is Brigade?

133. Things to Keep in Mind to Successfully Deploy Kubernetes in Production

This blog covers additional factors you should take care of to successfully deploy Kubernetes cluster in production alongwith choosing a managed cloud. Read on.

134. Meet kubectl cost: A Tool For Determining Kubernetes Workloads Cost

Kubectl cost is an open source kubectl plugin designed for those who interact regulary with Kubernetes and need to control the costs of their infrastructure.

135. What are the Benefits of Using Docker Containers & When Should They Be Used?

Docker allows allows enterprises to easily integrate the benefits of containerization into their development lifecycle and operations, optimizing time & money.

136. How To Use Cloud Native Buildpacks

It never fails that the CNCF seem to always be cooking up something interesting in their ecosystem. In my free time, I always seem to find myself in a habit of playing in the Sandbox to see what new cutting edge tools I can add to my collection. It is my goal today to introduce you to a project at the Sandbox stage known as "Buildpacks".

137. GKE vs. EKS: Comparing Google Kubernetes Engine and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service

There are key differences between GKE and EKS. While EKS is a market leader, read more to find out why GKE can give EKS a run for its money.

138. How To Containerize Java Applications Without Docker Using Jib

In this article we will learn about how to create docker or OCI complaint images without installing any docker client or using Dockerfile for our SpringBoot application. We will be doing all of this with help of Jib.

139. 4 Essential Steps To Convert a Kubernetes Fullstack App to Heroku

In the last several years, Google’s Kubernetes project has generated huge buzz. The project has grown and evolved into a titan of the cloud infrastructure world.

140. Deploy Your Application with Kafka and Docker in 20 Minutes

In this tutorial, we'll walk you through how to use Docker, Kafka, and Kubernetes to deploy a simple application.

141. Cloud Native Applications: Creating a Mail Server Environment with Docker

We’ve all been there. You’ve read a lot about the basics of Docker, Kubernetes, Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments & more. The different parts that are used to build cloud native applications.

142. Modularizing Docker Images

Docker is a containerization technology that allows an application to run in an isolated environment while being bundled with all the dependencies it needs to run. So it provides a standard way to run applications in a server agnostic manner.

143. Kubernetes Distributed Performance Testing using Locust

Docker and Kubernetes are powerful tools that can help you in aligning your Machine Learning production cycles with the business operations requirements.

144. Doing First Steps with the Kubernetes Operator

This article demonstrates how you can use the Operator Lifecycle Manager to deploy a Kubernetes Operator to your cluster. Then, you will use the Operator to spin up an Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK) cluster.

145. Pool Architecture for Saas

Most of the startups facing scaling problems move to microservices. Inspired by cell-based architecture, it split services per function and scale only specific features. It works especially well for B2C where traffic is uniformly spread across users. However, B2B can face a different type of scaling issue where only one user is scaling. A pool architecture is a simpler yet powerful solution, used both by GAFA and fast-growing startups.

146. Managing Local Kubernetes Cluster with Lightweight Kubernetes and Traefik Proxy

Motivation

147. CNCF Tools Overview: Are You Cloud-Native?

Cloud computing is becoming more and more of a household name, with even the most conservative fields of business figuring out how to make the best use of it. Cloud computing usually starts with running a private cloud solution on premises before venturing onto the public cloud. Of course, the cloud is not a single uniform being. It may come from different providers, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure being the biggest players here. Or it may come with different visibility and hosting, that is, public (resides with the provider), private (self-hosted), or hybrid (which uses a bit of both). And the cloud can use different tools and APIs for management as well.

148. Future of DevOps: DevSecOps, AIOps and something else?

DevOps have become a popular term in the software industry since 2009. The primary reasons behind this increasing popularity are the high-speed and less-cost of development. DevOps were born to meet the increased software industry velocity. In comparison to DevOps, traditional Ops are 41% more time-consuming.

149. Kubernetes Explained Simply: #3 What Do I Have Permissions For?

Stretching as far back as version 1.8 (in September of 2017), Kubernetes has supported a fine-grained access control mechanism called RBAC. Nothing gets done via the Kubernetes API that isn't governed by some sort permission or another, and there are a lot of them.

150. How To Deploy Firecracker MicroVMs using Weave FireKube

Introduction

151. Kubernetes Tutorial: Using The System For Personal Projects

Learn how to deploy a simple rest API with ExpressJS and expose it using a service and ingress. Great for Kubernetes personal projects.

152. Enabling Multi-Cloud Kubernetes Communication with Skupper

Intro

153. 3 Free Ways to Learn Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift

I've compiled a list of three resources where you can get started with Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat's enterprise Kubernetes platform.

154. The Essential Guide to Pod Eviction On Kubernetes

By nature, pods in Kubernetes clusters are ephemeral. They can be created, killed, and moved around by the scheduler. This may occasionally cause disruption in the microservices if pods are not configured properly.

155. How To Build CI/CD Pipelines Behind Your Firewall Using Codefresh Runner

Continuous Integration/Delivery (CI/CD) is one of the most obvious candidates for moving to a Kubernetes cluster, as you automatically enjoy all the benefits of Kubernetes scalability. In traditional CI solutions, companies employ a fixed set of build nodes that teams must manually monitor and upgrade.

156. Kubernetes Explained Simply: #1 Kubectl Hack

To say that Kubernetes uses a bit of YAML is like saying that a few people put some of their code on GitHub – accurate, but severely understated.

157. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Label it to Enable it [Part 6]

The building block of almost all Kubernetes deployments is the pod – one or more containers sharing a network stack. Pods are where the magic happens, where we get our logs, and where we spend most of our time troubleshooting outages and malfunctions.

158. 3 Types of Security Policies You Can Use with Your Kubernetes Pods

On August 20, 2020, a provider of access management tools released an advisory detailing several misconfiguration issues that affected the kubelet. This feature of Kubernetes functions as the primary “node agent” running on each node. In order to support this functionality, the kubelet maintains full control over a pod running in a node.

159. On Building A Development Pipeline With Kubernetes

A few years ago, digital transformation led to enterprises moving away from traditional monolithic architectures to microservices.

160. Docker And JFrog Partnership: Path To Limitless DevOps in the Cloud

This article talks about the recent partnership between Docker and JFrog and how this partnership impacts developers and enterprises positively

161. How Automatically Scan Docker Images For Vulnerabilities Using Amazon Elastic Container Registry

When using Docker to run applications security is a major concern, but it can sometimes be easy to forget as we focus first on functionality. This doesn't need to be the case, as AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) can now be setup to automatically scan images on push, and provide feedback on any vulnerabilities that need to be addressed.

162. Implementing Blue/Green Deployments with Azure Web Apps for Containers

Using Deployment slots, we can perform Blue/Green deployments in Azure App Service to achieve zero-downtime deployments for our containerized workloads.

163. How To Setup Docker Using Ansible on Ubuntu 18.04 [Part 2]

In the last guide, you learned how to set up, install, and configure Ansible on Ubuntu 18.04. Now, you will use the Ansible to install and set Docker on a remote machine. To begin this guide, you need the following:

164. Containers 101: Kube Explained Part 2

In our previous post, Kube Explained: Part 1, I described how the introduction of the cloud resulted in CI/CD, Microservices, and a massive amount of pressure to standardize backend infrastructure tooling.

165. A Guide to Kubernetes Autoscaling Tools with Linode Kubernetes Engine

Learn to use key Kubernetes autoscalers with short examples

166. Kubernetes Security 101: Cloud Native Runtime Security with Falco

As Kubernetes continues to grow in adoption, it is important for us to know how to secure it. In a dynamic infrastructure platform such as Kubernetes

167. How To Deploy Code Faster Using Kubernetes

First, let us address the underlying question:

168. Managing Microservices with Service Mesh: A Control Plane for your Application

Applications built on monolithic/ 3-tier/ n-tier architecture often fail to meet the market demands in terms of scaling and performance. This is generally attributed towards the inflexible nature of these architectures, where code base becomes unmanageable due to various reasons - like addition of new features, identifying dependencies, and side effects that could crop up due to scaling, etc. In these environments, adopting new technologies and making changes take a long time. The bottom line is that they are less agile and ancient.

169. SQL Server container in Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS)

So recently I got involved with an ASP.NET project which was build over 10 years ago and over the years Developers and Change Requests came and went. And over the period the Application became quite cumbersome and quite hard to understand and manage, the Application became quite large in terms of functionality, codebase and data.

170. Docker: Beginner's Guide

If you've been into software or web development for any amount of time, chances are that you at least heard of Docker. Maybe you're like me and have avoided using it because it seems complicated or difficult to set up.

171. How to Deploy ML Workflows on LKE with Kubeflow

Introduction

172. Developing, Deploying and Testing Flask Applications on Kubernetes - Part I

In this step by a step blog post, that illustrates how to integrate Python Flask applications with Docker and run them in a Kubernetes cluster, we will cover the following topics:

173. Linux-based Containers under the Hood

Containers under Linux - building a container from scratch.

174. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Waiting For Kubernetes [Part 5]

When you deploy stuff for a living, you find yourself waiting around, a lot. Wait for Terraform to spin up the AWS VPCs. Wait for the Kubernetes cluster node VMs to boot. Wait for the Kubernetes cluster to coalesce. Wait for the CNI pods, DNS pods, and kube-proxy bits to be happy. Wait, wait, wait.

175. Your Serverless Guide is Ready

Learn everything you need to know about Serverless, including case studies, essential concepts, guidelines, and best practices.

176. Dockershim Deprecation: Is Docker Truly out of Game?

Dockershim deprecation only means the code maintenance of Dockershim in the code repository of Kubernetes will stop.

177. Migrating from DC/OS to Kubernetes: The Challenges You May Face

This blog will discuss DC/OS and Kubernetes and what challenges you might face when migrating between these container platforms.

178. Installing Ansible on Ubuntu [Part 1]

Ansible is a Configuration Management and Application Deployment system that is designed to streamline the process of controlling a large number of servers, basically for administration and operational processes. In other words, it allows you to control several remote machines in an automated fashion from a location.

179. How to Use the Scientific Method to Debug Containerized Applications

Ah yes—“It works fine on my machine!” Perhaps the most famous saying in our industry. Even with the advent of containers that provide consistent environments across the SDLC, we still hear developers fall back to this claim when a defect is found. But in the end, if the code doesn't work in test or production, it doesn't work—even if it works locally. So as a developer, being able to deep dive into your containerized application to fix the problem—regardless of the environment—is a critical skill we must all learn.

180. Top Kubernetes Consulting Service Providers: 2021 Edition

Kubernetes opens up the potential for better application management and deployment automation.

181. Kubernetes Explained Simply: Getting At Those Logs [Part 4]

UNIX/Linux system administrators the world over regularly use log files to get to the bottom of outages and malfunctions. An indispensable tool in that regard is tail(1), particularly its follow mode flag (-f). When we're in a Kubernetes world, we'd love to use something similar.

182. Kubernetes Scheduler: Explained in Plain English with Comics

In Kubernetes pod is the smallest deployable unit of workload. So the obvious question :

183. Comparing Container Pipelines

Introduction

184. KubeMQ Build & Deploy Test Drive: My First Impressions

Meta: KubeMQ, makers of the eponymous Kubernetes-native message queue, has a new web-based tool that promises to make setup a breeze. Let's try it out!

185. 3 Major Python Problems and How to Solve Them

Python is a versatile programming language that is popular and widely used for various applications, such as data science modeling and REST APIs. However, managing and maintaining a complex Python development environment can be challenging, especially when working on large or multi-faceted projects.