ETCD in Kubernetes
To learn how ETCD works in Kubernetes In the previous blog, we have seen about etcd, its installation with its implementation, and how to set up a three-node etcd local cluster. Now, we will be exploring the working of etcd in Kubernetes and how it stores the information about the cluster, and how we can interact with etcd to […]
CI/CD with Jenkins & ArgoCD
In this hands-on lab, we’ll be exploring GitOps with Jenkins & ArgoCD
Downward API
To learn how to expose pod information to its own containers. In a Kubernetes cluster, generally, an application running inside a container in a pod doesn’t have any information about the pod or about the cluster as we make the application to be portable. But the information about the pod can be exposed to the application container and it’s […]
Exploring Kubectl Plugins
To learn different Kubectl Plugins via Krew Plugin Manager To manage and operate different Kubernetes-related tasks, kubectl is one of the handiest and most powerful tools to be used. With its core features, we can do various tasks like creating pod resources, listing them, and so on. But sometimes Kubernetes-admin and users might need to perform tasks […]
Kubernetes Auditing
To know about Kubernetes auditing and learn how to apply audit policies and store logs. In general, auditing means inspection, and Kubernetes auditing refers to a set of records documenting the sequence of actions in a cluster. The cluster inspects the activities generated by users, by applications that use the Kubernetes API, and by the control plane itself. But […]
Getting Started With ETCD
To learn about ETCD – A Distributed Key-Value Store etcd is a strongly consistent, distributed key-value store that provides a reliable way to store data that needs to be accessed by a distributed system or cluster of machines. It is an open-source project maintained by CNCF. Most notably, it manages the configuration data, state data, and metadata for Kubernetes, the popular container orchestration platform. […]
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 […]
Kubernetes Community Day Bengaluru’21
In this blog I would like to share some insight about event planning, event day, outcome, post event and some other learnings. I know this is late but I have to publish this blog to formally check all the TODO’s with respect to this KCD, Bengaluru 21 event. Kubernetes Community Days, Bengaluru 21 happened on 25th […]
Updated CloudYuga Website
We have upgraded CloudYuga.guru website Hi Friends. Today we have upgraded our website to new setup to have many new features. We’ll publish a detailed blog post about that. There are still few rough edges, which we are fixing now. Everyone’s enrolment on older website is still valid on the new platform. But if you […]
Kubernetes & Cloud Native Online Meetup # 10
In this meetup covered Kubernetes Networking and explored some of the Kubectl plugins. In this meetup, We covered Kubernetes Networking and explored some of the Kubectl plugins. Following was the agenda. It was a rare opportunity to learn from Murali Reddy, who is the author of the CNI Plugin kube-router. He has over a decade […]
