How to secure and isolate your network using Kubernetes. How to ingress external traffic — getting traffic from external clients into your cluster reliably. Benefits and trade-offs of different routing strategies.
Determine the right time to adopt Kubnernetes to speed up development and scale your business with ease.
How to address the initial hurdles of making contributions to Kubernetes and feel more confident in tackling tasks and making connections within the Kubernetes community.
Building blocks to create a repeatable Kubernetes deployment process for all of your infrastructure needs. Examine the pros and cons between simple and fast, vs. more technical but repeatable infrastructure as code.
If you’re responsible for a Kubernetes cluster, it’s important to know how to monitor its health and troubleshoot problems. Learn how to collect metrics from your cluster, setup alerts, and send notifications to the right people when something goes wrong.
Imagens de container são o formato de empacotamento principal para a definição de aplicações no Kubernetes. Usadas como base para pods e outros objetos, as imagens desempenham um papel importante ao aproveitar os recursos do Kubernetes para executar aplicações com eficiência na…
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In this tutorial, you will use Node.JS, Puppeteer, Docker, and Kubernetes to build a highly scalable scraper that can simultaneously extract data from multiple pages. You will test your scraper on the dummy bookstore, books.toscrape.com, where you will scrape data from 400 pages in ~30 seconds.
Kubernetes is an open source container orchestration system. It allows you to create, update, and scale containers without worrying about downtime. In this tutorial, you will deploy a PHP 7 application on a Kubernetes cluster with Nginx and PHP-FPM running in separate containers.
In this guide, you will create a Laravel PHP application, build your app into a Docker image, and deploy that image to a Kubernetes cluster using the LAMP Helm chart. Next, you’ll set up an Ingress controller to add SSL and a custom domain name to your app. When completed, you will have a working Laravel application connected to a MySQL database that is running on a Kubernetes cluster.
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