Newsletter #70 - Jak Azure AKS nas rozleniwia

Tue, 25 Apr 2023 07:00:00 +0000

Co to była za konferencja! Mówię oczywiście o zeszłotygodniowym KubeCon EU 2023 w Amsterdamie, z którego niedawno wróciłem.
Za wcześnie jeszcze na podsumowanie - to zrobię już niedługo jak tylko pojawią się nagrania z najciekawszych prezentacji. A mam sporo przemyśleń, wskazówek i ciekawych narzędzi.
W międzyczasie zapraszam do obejrzenia kilku krótkich filmów i LIVE z ostatniego dnia - są one dostępne na tej playliście.

4 ways to manage Kubernetes resources

Sat, 14 Mar 2020 22:00:00 +0000

Kubectl is the new ssh

When I started my adventure with linux systems the first tool I had to get to know was ssh. Oh man, what a wonderful and powerful piece of software it is! You can not only log in to your servers, copy files, but also create vpns, omit firewalls with SOCKS proxy and port-forwarding rules, and many more. With Kubernetes, however, this tool is used mostly for node maintenance provided that you still need to manage them and you haven’t switched to CoreOS or another variant of the immutable node type. For any other cases, you use kubectl which is the new ssh. If you don’t use API calls directly then you probably use it in some form and you feed it with plenty of yaml files. Let’s face it - this is how managing Kubernetes environment looks like nowadays. You create those beautiful, lengthy text files with the definitions of the resources you wish to be created by Kubernetes and then magic happens and you’re the hero of the day. Unless you want to create not one but tens or hundreds of them with different configurations. And that’s when things get complicated.

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Newsletter #70 - Jak Azure AKS nas rozleniwia

4 ways to manage Kubernetes resources

Kubectl is the new ssh