DZone·5y7 Microservices Best Practices for Developers
Microservices are an improved software architecture that allow you to deploy and scale faster. With these benefits, we have a new set of challenges, including inter-service communication, security, and scalability. These best practices will help you create a robust, easy-to-manage, scalable, and secure system.
DigitalOcean·4yLevel up with deploy
DigitalOcean has spent the last ten years simplifying cloud computing so that builders around the world can participate and thrive in this software community. This week, we learned from experts in the field who shared how their scrappy teams continue to keep cloud computing simple while still growing and scaling their businesses.
ITNEXT·5yGoodbye Docker Desktop, Hello Minikube!
Docker and Kubernetes have been available on Mac for quite some time now. With the “in-your-face” popup to force upgrade Docker and the software license change, it was time to look elsewhere for local Kuber netes development needs. This post is focussed on Mac only. If you have tried this on Linux, let me know how it went.
Honeypot·4yWhen to Use Kubernetes (And When Not to)
Kubernetes is an orchestrator that will ease deployment and automatically manage your application's state. It has become the go-to solution for a lot of companies but is quite costly to set up and administrate. As a result, it will most likely not be cost-effective for new projects but may become so once your product starts growing.
Faun·4yKubernetes Made Simple: The basics
Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration tool or framework developed by Google in 2014. It helps you manage applications that are made up of hundreds or thousands of containers in different environment either Physical, Virtual or hybrid machines. It consists of a Master node and then a number of Worker nodes where each node has kubelet running on it.
DEV·5yKubernetes Crash Course for Absolute Beginners 👏
Kubernetes is the most popular platform for container orchestration for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. In this crash course you will learn everything you need to know to get started with Kubernetes in 1 hour. You will learn all the core concepts, its architecture and how Kuber netes works. You'll learn the syntax and contents of K8s configuration file, which is used to create and configure components in a Kuber Netes cluster.
The New Stack·5yNext.js 11: The ‘Kubernetes’ of Frontend Development – The New Stack
Next.js 11 is the latest version of the popular React and JavaScript framework. New features include real-time feedback, instantaneous live collaboration and image optimization. Next.js Live enables Next.JS to run entirely inside the web browser. Google's Aurora team has been working on technology to advance next.js.
Armo·4yKubernetes Open Source Tools to Check Out in 2022
In 2014, Kubernetes surfaced from work at Google and quickly became the de facto standard for container management and orchestration. The community surrounding the project is exceptionally committed to the project and is constantly sharing new tools and features to help developers run, test, and code cloud-native services. 2021 was a massive year for the project, and there's more to come.
DZone·5y8 YouTube Channels for DevOps Professionals
DevOps is an ever-lasting process that involves a lot of changes and adaptations. We keep seeing industry updates that we need to incorporate into our everyday activities. One of the best sources for DevOps news and fun facts is YouTube. By following DevOps YouTube channels, you can find out about industry trends and get a closer look at some DevOps practices.
ITNEXT·4yKubernetes for dummies: Life of a Pod
Every running container in a k8s cluster is inside a Pod. The Pod provides a running environment for the containers, including networking and storage. A Pod can have multiple containers if necessary. Containers in the same Pod are tightly coupled and share resources (networking and storage, security rules, etc. ).
ITNEXT·4yInfrastructure as Code: the next big shift is here
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a common pattern where virtualized infrastructure and auxiliary services can be managed using configuration expressed in almost any language. Virtualization, containerisation and containers orchestration made Infrastructure as Code what it is today. Next came the agile revolution and with it the beginning of the DevOps culture.
