Best of KubernetesJune 2023

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    DevOps is Bullshit

    DevOps started as a well-intentioned set of practices and culture, it has devolved into an unholy beast of division and tunnel vision. The problem is most engineers don’t want to do operations work, they want to build the product. The knowledge silos are a feature, not a bug.

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    Scaling Microservices: A Comprehensive Guide

    Scaling Microservices: A Comprehensive Guide How to tackle challenges in scaling microservices. Scaling microservices can pose significant challenges and tools you can use to prevent them. Service discovery, load balancing and inter-service communication are the 3 main aspects you need to consider.

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    Microservices and Containers Explained… Using LEGOs

    Microservices are small, independent components that you can combine to build larger applications. This is a stark departure from the traditional monolithic architecture, where an application is developed as a single unit. Microservices can communicate with each other through APIs, which enables the application to function as a cohesive whole.

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    10 Tools for Scaling Microservices

    Helios Helios is an observability tool that plays a crucial role in scaling microservices. It provides real-time visibility and insights into the performance and health of the system. Helios supports distributed tracing to help you understand the flow of requests across different microservices in your application.

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    Graphite vs Prometheus

    Graphite, on the other hand, was developed by Orbitz Worldwide, and it is now a fully open-source project. Unlike Prometheus, Graphite uses a push-based mechanism for gathering data, meaning the target system sends (or pushes) data to the Graphite server.

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    API Gateway in Microservices Architecture

    API gateway simplifies managing microservices spread over multiple Kubernetes clusters and clouds. API gateway is a server (or L7 proxy) between a client and microservices that acts as a centralized entry point for all clients into the system. It is a reverse proxy that accepts client API calls and forwards them to the appropriate microservice.