Etcd is a globally distributed key-value store that forms the basis of the clustering technology in CoreOS. In this guide, we’ll look at etcd and the etcdctl utility and discuss how they can be used to store and retrieve application and cluster data.
Continuous integration is the development practice of making frequent commits to your code base, building and testing as you go. Drone.io lets you build and test automatically from a public Git repository.
This tutorial will help you prepare to upgrade to MySQL 5.7 from earlier versions. It covers `sql_mode` with practical examples of query responses that get stricter. The tutorial also contains instructions for checking for warnings and errors, and contains a sample config file so you can test the new settings before upgrading. This article is from the [MySQL Team at Oracle](http://www.oracle.com/us/products/mysql/mysqlcommunityserver/overview/index.html).
Kubernetes é um poderoso sistema open-souce, inicialmente desenvolvido pelo Google, para o gerenciamento de aplicações em container em um ambiente clusterizado. Ele visa fornecer melhores maneiras de gerenciar componentes e serviços relacionados e distribuídos em diversas…
CoreOS is an extremely powerful operating system focused on cluster management, security, and containerized service deployments. However, the unconventional way that the system is set up can make troubleshooting somewhat difficult. In this guide, we’ll cover the basics of how to track down issues in your deployment as well as your services.
In this guide, we’ll be setting up Shipyard 2.0.10, a Docker management tool, on a single CoreOS server and securing Docker with a TLS certificate to ensure that only authorized clients may connect to it. TLS Stands for *Transport Layer Security*. It’s used to encrypt data as it is transported from the client to the server and back again. In our case, we’ll use it to encrypt our connection to the Docker host, and Docker’s connection to Shipyard.
Fleet is the cluster-wide service management component of CoreOS. In this guide, we will take an in-depth look at the unit files that define services for CoreOS. We will learn how to create flexible services that take advantage of the power of the CoreOS platform.
SSH is the primary way of connecting to remote Linux servers. Securing this channel is essential to maintaining a secure infrastructure. Kryptonite is a secure solution to protecting your SSH private key. In this guide, you will generate an SSH key pair with Kryptonite on your phone, pair your phone with your local computer, and use Kryptonite to SSH into a cloud servers.
Ajenti is an open source, web-based control panel that can be used for a large variety of server management tasks. In this tutorial we will install a WordPress blog, using the tools Ajenti V provides.
If you are planning to run a CoreOS cluster in a network environment outside of your control, you may be concerned that etcd communicates over plain HTTP. This guide describes enabling TLS/SSL security and a basic firewall on CoreOS machines.
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