Unveiling Sidecar Containers in Kubernetes

To extend the functionality of the application container in the Kubernetes pod A Sidecar pattern can separate an application’s functionalities into different processes. With the help of the sidecar design pattern, we may expand the functionality of the main application  without modifying its codebase. From a software point of view, a sidecar is attached to a core application […]

Understanding Docker Image Optimization: Techniques for Effective Deployment

To build, manage and ship the docker image easily and occupy less space when pulled locally Docker engine makes it possible to take a piece of code with all its dependency and run in a container using its image. The whole concept of image is based upon Dockerfile, a configuration file to build an image. It is […]

Docker Image Analysis Tools: To Maximize the Efficiency and Minimize the Size

A Detailed Exploration of Open Source Tools for Precise Image Analysis There are different kinds of analysis tools available to find out the way to minimize the size of docker image. These tools are used to analyze and explore the image contents layer by layer. It discovers duplicate files, shows image efficiency score, information about wasted space, inefficient […]

Docker Compose: A hassle-free way to optimize multi-container deployments

To define and run multi-container Docker applications with the help of services define in the YAML file and start them with a single command and improve your productivity. An application can have multiple containers running different services. which could have both frontend and backend services. It may be annoying and time-consuming to manage containers manually […]

Bitnami’s SealedSecrets – Hands-On Blog

Managing Kubernetes Secrets externally using the Bitnami’s SealedSecrets. Nowadays we are using GitOps for application deployment and for that we tend to put all the application’s information and configuration on Git, but can we do the same with Kubernetes Secrets YAML file on Git? The answer is definitely NO, as the Secret’s file contains just the base64 encoded value of our […]