Deployment

How To Use minikube for Local Kubernetes Development and Testing — step-by-step Kubernetes tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Use minikube for Local Kubernetes Development and Testing

Because a Kubernetes deployment naturally entails multiple servers (i.e., Kubernetes nodes), it can be quite resource intensive in order to perform development and testing of a Kubernetes stack before shipping in production. For this reason, the Kubernetes authors maintain a companion project called minikube, which can work with a container framework like Docker in order to simulate a Kubernetes cluster running on a single machine.

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How To Use Telepresence on Kubernetes for Rapid Development on MacOS — step-by-step Kubernetes tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Use Telepresence on Kubernetes for Rapid Development on MacOS

Telepresence is a Cloud-Native Computing Foundation project for fast, efficient development on Kubernetes. Telepresence creates a bi-directional network connection between your Kubernetes cluster and your local workstation, which allows you to run your service locally, while you run the rest of your application in the cloud. In this tutorial, you’ll install and configure Telepresence to work with a Kubernetes cluster, and redirect traffic to that cluster to your local machine.

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How To Deploy With Mina: Getting Started — step-by-step Linux tutorial on Progressive Robot

How To Deploy With Mina: Getting Started

In this the cloud provider article we are going to learn a different way to automate remote server tasks, covering a large area from managing processes to actually deploying applications, using Mina: a Bash script generator and remote execution tool built on RAKE.

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