Ambassador is a Kubernetes-native microservices API gateway built on the Envoy Proxy. Ambassador is easily configured via Kubernetes…

Outlining my current thinking of the tradeoffs around administering production software with Kubernetes

Hi, in this article I’ll show an approach for enterprise level software integration using cloud services, the proposal is to create a…

The right kubectl version for the right cluster

I have never understood the value of Helm. There I said it. I may be ostracized by the K8’s community but I just do not like Helm. The…

The highest-paying IT certifications, according to Skillsoft's annual report, include credentials from Google, AWS, ISC2 and several others. See the list.

If you're a programmer, a systems administrator, or really any type of IT worker, you probably have your favorite go-to IP addresses for troubleshooting.

When embracing a DevOps mindset, does an organization's size matter?

In my previous post, I talked about Knative Serving for rapid deployment and autoscaling of serverless containers. Knative Serving is…

With no official Google Drive Linux client available, it's left to third-party apps, devs services to fill the file-syncing void for FOSS fans. And boy

Transform k8s logs into metrics and visualize them

Back in the bad old days, setting up basic HTTPS with a certificate authority cost as much as several hundred dollars per year, and the process was difficult and error-prone to set up. Now we have Let's Encrypt for free, and the whole thing takes just a few…

The mTLS and authorization features in the Istio service mesh make it easy to secure your microservices-based environment.

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Fire drills are a familiar concept to anyone who has ever worked in an office. Periodically the fire alarm will start to blare and a few…

There is a kubeconfig file behind every working kubectl command.1 This file typically lives at $HOME/.kube/config. Having written kubectx, I’ve interacted with kubeconfigs long enough to write some tips about how to deal with them.

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