Dedicated to Kubernetes related posts
When scaling applications, rely on technical metrics like CPU or memory is always the easy choice. While effective in some cases, these metrics often miss the bigger picture—failing to align scaling with actual business needs. For example, traffic spikes may not always correlate with key transactions or user actions. This…
What’s up folks? This is a two-part post, so if you missed part 1, I truly recommend you to read it: How to accelerate the Kubernetes cluster configuration using FluxCD – Part1. In the last post, we’ve seen how to use FluxCD to install global components to our Kubernetes cluster…
Have you ever had to create a new kubernetes cluster and thought “Oh no, where is the helm chart I used to install and configure the operator X in the current cluster?”. On a enterprise scale, having to provision new kubernetes clusters can be a recurring and painful task. Whether…
Managing kubernetes secrets in large scale is a challenging task for many companies in a world runned by kubernetes, gitops and automation everywhere. With the advent of GitOps, engineers are encouraged to store and manage infrastructure as code (e.g. control planes, kubernetes yaml’s) in a Git repository as single source…
