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Some Penguin-tastic Facts About Linux You Might Not Know 🐧

Some Penguin-tastic Facts About Linux You Might Not Know 🐧

Linux! The name conjures images of hackers, complex commands, and...penguins? Believe it or not, the adorable flightless bird is the mascot of this powerful open-source operating system. But there's so much more to Linux than meets the eye! Dive into these some fascinating facts and discover the hidden world

Unveiling the Phantom Toolkit: Top 10 Kubernetes Plugins for Real-time Debugging and Troubleshooting

Unveiling the Phantom Toolkit: Top 10 Kubernetes Plugins for Real-time Debugging and Troubleshooting

Are you lost in the labyrinth of Kubernetes, trying to debug and troubleshoot your applications? Fear not! We've curated a list of the top 10 Kubernetes plugins that will equip you with the tools needed for real-time debugging and troubleshooting. From sneaky bugs to perplexing bottlenecks, these plugins have got

100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes - Part 2

100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes - Part 2

Welcome back, intrepid explorers of the Kubernetes cosmos! If you've missed the exhilarating revelations from Part 1 of our blog series, we strongly recommend you catch up on the first installment 100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes - Part 1 before diving into this continuation. Your journey into the

Embracing the Fourth Generation of Configuration Management 🌠

Embracing the Fourth Generation of Configuration Management 🌠

In the fast-paced world of software development and IT operations, the pursuit of efficient and effective configuration management has been an ongoing journey. As technology evolves, so do the tools and strategies used to manage the complex web of configurations that power our systems. One significant milestone in this journey

The Marriage Of Namespaces and cGroups: Birth of Container Technology

The Marriage Of Namespaces and cGroups: Birth of Container Technology

Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the rise of containerization has redefined the way software is developed, deployed, and managed. At the heart of this revolution are two powerful Linux features: Namespaces and Control Groups (CGroups). These inbuilt mechanisms have provided the foundation for container technology, reshaping the tech

100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes - Part 1

100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes - Part 1

🛩️ Welcome to the first part of our exciting series, "100 Things You Didn't Know About Kubernetes." In this blog post, we'll uncover some hidden gems and powerful features that you may not have encountered before. Let's dive in! 1. Set Default Resources and Limits with LimitRange In Kubernetes, you can

Modern DevOps: Unleashing the Power of Culture, Automation, Measurements, and Sharing

Modern DevOps: Unleashing the Power of Culture, Automation, Measurements, and Sharing

🧙‍♂️ Modern DevOps! Sounds like the updated version of DevOps, isn't it? In this blog, we will dive deep into the world of DevOps and explore how it has transformed the software industry. So, grab your coffee, sit back, and let's embark on this exciting journey! 🎯Understanding the Essence of Modern

Demystifying Pod Termination in Kubernetes: Handling Graceful Shutdowns with Automation

Introduction: Have you ever considered that Pod termination presents an excellent opportunity to set the groundwork for automation? A few examples include: * Flushing data from persistent storage into memory. * De-registering a replica from a service that is replicated (such as a database). * Managing scale-down events gently in general. In this

Building Resilient Kubernetes Deployments: Best Practices and Strategies

Building Resilient Kubernetes Deployments: Best Practices and Strategies

Introduction: Organisations can now deploy and manage their applications at scale thanks to Kubernetes, which has established itself as the de facto industry standard for container orchestration. However, ensuring the stability and robustness of your Kubernetes deployments necessitates carefully taking into account a number of aspects. We will examine important

Migrating GCP Cloud SQL PostgreSQL from Project A to Project B

Migrating GCP Cloud SQL PostgreSQL from Project A to Project B

Migrating a database from one GCP project to another can be a complex task, especially when dealing with large amounts of data and limited downtime. In this blog post, we will explore a method using backup restoration to migrate a GCP Cloud SQL PostgreSQL database from Project A to Project

Is Kubernetes killing tools like Ansible?

I was going through some of the interview experiences shared by people for DevOps and SRE positions on LinkedIn, Blogs and Youtube and many of them mentioned that Kubernetes is the only technology which employers are asking for at this moment and not even bothering to ask about tools like

Why a DevOps/SRE or Network Engineer should know about eBPF and how it is going to make a revolution?

As a DevOps engineer, SRE, or network engineer, it is important to stay up-to-date on the latest tools and technologies that can help improve the reliability, performance, and security of software systems and networks. One technology that is gaining a lot of attention in the industry is extended Berkeley Packet

List AWS EBS volumes lying unattached from N number of days and send the list to Flock using Python.

I always believed in contributing more to the Cost Optimization and Cost Saving approaches. And a few of the techniques are writing some basic housekeeping automation. I searched for basic automation scripts on Google to save my efforts and time but was surprised to see that people have written the

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