This is a brief of a tech talk about the DevPod project. It was part of out DevOps teck forum which meets every 2 weeks. This tool helped me isolate environment for my projects and make it easier to share with my team, henced shared this with you guys.
Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
As we continue to build our production grade cluster, we should explore the central components of Kubernetes, one of it’s core features is service discovery which is achieved by using DNS, this sub-system is fundamental for understanding how applications communicate with one other, and are how they are made accessible externally. This part of the series will start by diving into the internal mechanisms of service discovery, and then expand on how Kubernetes integrates with external DNS systems for service accessibility which will also prepare us for part 4 which will discuss ingress traffic.ֿ
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Originally posted on the Israeli Tech Radar on medium.
Welcome back to part four of our series on building a production-ready Kubernetes cluster with fundamental controllers and operators! In the previous parts, we explored essential components like Secrets and DNS management. Today, we’ll delve into the world of Ingress, a critical concept for routing external traffic to your applications within the cluster. To explain Ingress, I’ll be taking the Analogy approach, I’ll use the analogy of a city compared to a modern distributed computer:
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Organized Chaos with Kubernetes for a startup/new companies Kubernetes is easy, for companies moving from Legacy / Bare metal & Multi-cloud is a whole different story, from setting up the k8s cluster to managing microservices and bridging on the gaps between new-gen and legacy infrastructure with cloud-native solutions given at Tikal
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