#Kubernetes

Dustin Moris Gorski

dustinmoris

Because several people have asked me now, here is a list of the things which annoy me about #Azure.No trolling, simple but honest feedback: I'll start with Azure Functions. In

Thomas Graf

tgraf__

Thread: How to get visibility into Kubernetes networking with eBPFor: How to run tcpdump in an entire k8s cluster?tl;dreBPF + Cilium + Hubble = Metrics, Flow Query API/CLI Network packets

Matt Moore

mattomata

One of my favorite, but very subtle things that @KnativeProject Serving simplifies about Kubernetes development is draining pods, which is a startlingly hard thing to get right, as evidenced by

Francesco Ciulla

FrancescoCiull4

freeCodeCamp is just great.In this thread, some videos that you might find interesting on the @freeCodeCamp youtube channel:Thread: Project Euler Challenges 1–4 - Coding Challenges with Florin@florinpop1705 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

Corey Quinn

QuinnyPig

Step 1: go to http://gasenate.com and donate. Step 2: screenshot the receipt and DM it to me along with a company or technology you want me to skewer. Step 3:

Daniele Polencic

danielepolencic

THREAD: What is GitOps?Is this something that you should learn?Let's dive into it. 1/10The idea behind GitOps is straightforward:1. Scripts that create update, delete, etc. infrastructure are saved in GIT.2.

Jan Giacomelli

jangiacomelli

Evolving as a software engineer can be overwhelming.#100daysOfCodeThese are the things I wish I knew earlier in my career It takes time to evolveYou don't need to worry if

Thomas Graf

tgraf__

What is Maglev? A Thread.tl;dr: Maglev provides HA for network load-balancers.If you are in the cloud, then you are likely already using it. This is how Google and others make

Daniele Polencic

danielepolencic

THREADNginx has a service mesh too. Is it any good?Let's find out. 1/Most service meshes use Envoy as a proxy and for good reasons:1. It's fully open-source2. It can be

Danny

dannysteenman

I’ve been working as a Cloud Engineer for 6+ years. Focused a lot on migrating workloads to the Cloud and transforming them to become Cloud Native. In the meantime I

Kati Frantz

bahdcoder

Want to know how I grew rapidly as a developer? I took popular apps, and made a lot of research about how they built their app, and how I would

Oliver Jumpertz

oliverjumpertz

Why is Rust interesting for WebDevelopers?One (combined) word: WebAssembly! Why Is This Interesting At All?WebAssembly has the chance to become for JavaScript what C, C++, and Fortran are for

emilwallner

EmilWallner

Income strategies to support your ML research:1. Github Sponsors / Patreon @calebporzio is making $100k/yr by having a free open source project. He gives access to video tutorials for users

Clint Gibler

clintgibler

tl;dr sec 40* Uber's continuous AWS monitoring* #AWS's hands-off deployments* Auto-remove unneeded feature flags* @PhilippeDeRyck on OAuth/OpenID Connect* @gerben_javado extract endpoints/params & @m4ll0k2 find sensitive data fr

Adam Wiggins

_adamwiggins_

It's been almost exactly a decade since Salesforce acquired Heroku. https://blog.heroku.com/the_next_level Good time to share a few reflections, especially in light of the Slack acquisition. 1/ Heroku was a hot company

Simon Wardley

swardley

AWS quietly destroys the entire multi-cloud industry with multi-cloud ... so long CNCF, thanks for all the fish - https://aws.amazon.com/eks/eks-anywhere/... queue endless arguments of X : It's not multi-cloud if

By continuing to use the site, you are consenting to the use of cookies as explained in our Cookie Policy to improve your experience.