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Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration system for automating software deployment, scaling, and management. Originally designed by Google, the project is now maintained by a worldwide community of contributors, and the trademark is held by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
How to Implement Ingress Controllers with NGINX in Kubernetes
A cluster full of Services is invisible from the outside world by default — ClusterIP Services only route…
How to Set Up Kubernetes Federation
Running one cluster is hard enough. Running the same application consistently across multiple clusters — different regions, different…
How to Use DaemonSets in Kubernetes
If you’ve spent any time running Kubernetes in production, you’ve probably run into a situation where you needed…
How to Configure PodSecurityPolicies in Kubernetes
Let me start with something important that a lot of tutorials gloss over: PodSecurityPolicy (PSP) was deprecated in…
How to Manage Namespaces in Kubernetes
When I first started working with Kubernetes, namespaces felt like an afterthought — just a way to organize…
How to Set Up a Kubernetes Development Environment with Minikube
Before you deploy anything to a real EKS cluster, you need somewhere cheap, fast, and disposable to experiment…
How to Implement a Canary Release in Kubernetes
The first time a bad deploy took down a production service on my watch, it wasn’t because the…
How to Use Persistent Volume Claims in Kubernetes
Containers are ephemeral by design — kill a pod and everything written to its filesystem vanishes with it.…
How to Set Up Prometheus Monitoring for Kubernetes
You can’t operate a Kubernetes cluster responsibly without visibility into what’s actually happening inside it — CPU pressure,…
How to Deploy a Node.js Application on Kubernetes
Deploying a Node.js app to Kubernetes for the first time trips a lot of people up not because…