etcd is the unsung hero behind Kubernetes, acting as a distributed key-value store. Imagine it as a highly reliable filing cabinet that stores all the critical information your cluster needs to function. This includes:1. Cluster Configuration: How your pods, deployments, and services are set up.2. Current State: The real-time status of your cluster, including running pods and … Continue reading etcd: The unsung Hero of K8s
Demystifying Load Balancers in AWS: Application vs. Network
When it comes to scaling your applications in the cloud, AWS offers a powerful duo: Application Load Balancers (ALBs) and Network Load Balancers (NLBs). But which one is right for your needs? Let's learn more about them: ALB: The Application Savvy One1. Works at Layer 7 (HTTP/HTTPS), making intelligent routing decisions based on application-specific details … Continue reading Demystifying Load Balancers in AWS: Application vs. Network
Securing Your Microservices with Keycloak and Kubernetes
In today's microservices landscape, robust authentication and authorization are crucial. That's where Keycloak, a powerful open-source identity and access management (IAM) solution, comes in. But managing Keycloak in a containerized environment like Kubernetes can seem daunting. Worry not! This blog post will guide you through seamlessly integrating Keycloak with Kubernetes, creating a secure and scalable … Continue reading Securing Your Microservices with Keycloak and Kubernetes
Mastering Terraform Workspaces: The Key to Multi-Environment Management
Terraform is an amazing tool for infrastructure as code (IaC), but managing multiple environments can get tricky. That's where workspaces come in, acting as your secret weapon for organization and efficiency. Here's what workspaces can do for you: 1. Separate environments with ease: Create distinct workspaces for development, staging, production, and more. Each workspace has its own set of resources … Continue reading Mastering Terraform Workspaces: The Key to Multi-Environment Management
Dockerfile vs Docker Compose
Dockerfile vs. Docker Compose: Building Blocks vs. Orchestrator Ever confused about Dockerfile and Docker Compose? You're not alone! They both play crucial roles in the containerized world, but they serve distinct purposes. Let's break it down: Dockerfile:The architect: A text file containing instructions to build a lightweight, self-contained Docker image. Think of it as the blueprint for your … Continue reading Dockerfile vs Docker Compose
GCP Services for 3-tier web-application
Google Cloud Platform offers several services that can be used to create a three-tier web application server. These services include Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Memorystore, and Virtual Private Cloud. Cloud Run is a fully managed environment for running containerized apps, while Cloud SQL is a fully managed database for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQL Server. Memorystore … Continue reading GCP Services for 3-tier web-application
Resolving TLS Certificate Verification Errors When Pulling Docker Images from a Private Repository
Introduction: Docker has revolutionized containerization, allowing developers to package and distribute applications seamlessly. When working with private repositories, you might encounter TLS certificate verification errors, such as the one below: Error response from daemon: Get "https://private-repository.company.com/v2/": tls: failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority This error typically occurs when Docker cannot verify … Continue reading Resolving TLS Certificate Verification Errors When Pulling Docker Images from a Private Repository
Things you learn the hard way in your career
Your career is a journey, and like any journey, there will be bumps along the road. Some of these bumps will be small, while others may be more significant. But one thing is for sure: you will learn a lot along the way. Some of the most important lessons you learn in your career are … Continue reading Things you learn the hard way in your career
Why Meditation is necessary from the Medical Science’s point of view?
From the time of the birth till be death the heart works continuously. Everyday the heart pumps 7000 litres of blood, of which 70% blood is pumped to the Brain and the remaining 30% to the rest of body. How does the heart work so efficiently and effectively? Heart works effectively because it follows a … Continue reading Why Meditation is necessary from the Medical Science’s point of view?
Reason or Excuse?
credit: sadochicken One wise man said "If you want to do a task, You'll find a reasonIf not, You'll find an excuse@codenamebazinga Having a reason is very important part of any job/task as it becomes your motivation factor and helps you in completing the task It works as a 'Why' factor of your task. If … Continue reading Reason or Excuse?