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If you're working in a real DevOps environment, chances are: Your Terraform modules are private Your infrastructure repos are private Different teams manage different groups Security policies don’
The Gateway API is a set of Kubernetes-native resources for service networking, focused on controlling traffic into and out of a Kubernetes cluster. It aims to: Provide more expressive routing than Ingress Offer consistent behavior across implement...
When working with Kubernetes, everything you interact with — Pods, Deployments, Nodes, Secrets, or Certificates — is exposed and managed via APIs. Kubernetes is fundamentally an API-driven system, where every resource is represented as an API object....
If you’re managing a Kubernetes cluster, etcd is the brain of your control plane.It stores all cluster data — nodes, pods, secrets, configs, everything.That’s why backing it up regularly is critical. What is etcd? etcd is a key-value store used by Ku...
What Is the Kubernetes Scheduler? The scheduler is a control plane component that watches for newly created Pods without assigned nodes and finds a suitable node for them to run on. This is a two-phase process: Filtering Scoring Filtering In the ...
Kubernetes has become the standard for deploying and managing containerized applications. But managing raw YAML manifests for complex applications can quickly become overwhelming. This is where Helm comes in — often called the “package manager for Ku...
In the DevOps world, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are crucial for speeding up software delivery while ensuring quality. Two of the most widely used CI/CD solutions are GitLab Pipelines and GitHub Actions. Both aim to autom...
When you start deploying applications in Kubernetes, one of the first challenges you’ll face is how to expose your services to the outside world. Kubernetes provides several options like NodePort and LoadBalancer, but they quickly become inefficient ...
When working with Kubernetes, networking often feels like magic. Pods can talk to each other, services can expose applications, and external users can access workloads—all without us worrying about individual IP tables or routes. But behind the scene...
