Starting with Kubernetes 1.33, the traditional Endpoints API is officially deprecated. This change affects how Services map to backend Pods or external IPs. The newer EndpointSlice API provides better scalability, improved…
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If you’re exposing services to the internet through Kubernetes, securing them with HTTPS is essential. Luckily, you don’t need to manually manage SSL certificates anymore…
This guide walks you through building a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline to build and publish a signed Android App Bundle (AAB) to the Google Play Store.…
Introduction Looking to set up highly available, scalable, and resilient storage for your Kubernetes workloads? Rook Ceph makes it easy to run Ceph storage systems natively inside…
In this blog post, I’ll walk you through the process of recovering a Kubernetes cluster after losing two out of three control plane nodes. This…
Valkey is a high-performance in-memory data store that serves as a drop-in alternative to Redis. Deploying Valkey in Kubernetes ensures scalability and easy management of…
When running Kubernetes (K8s), managing container images efficiently is key to maintaining node stability and performance. The kubelet, Kubernetes’ node agent, periodically triggers garbage collection…
Kubernetes has revolutionized container orchestration, enabling developers and operations teams to manage applications at scale efficiently. However, as powerful as Kubernetes is, poor implementation and…
Init Containers and Sidecar Containers stand out as essential components for customizing pod behavior. In this blog post, we’ll explore what these containers are, when…
When working with Kubernetes, you may have encountered Endpoints resources, which define how traffic is routed to pods selected by a service. Within these resources,…