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Containerized Apps? Migrating to DevOps? Deploying Kubernetes?
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Can Containers & Kubernetes Save Me Money?
Save company money with Kubernetes magic! 🌟
We reveal how smart tech Kubernetes can reduce man hours, drive down costs, time to market and increase product feature releases.
Part 1 – Kubernetes Control Plane and Loss of Service
Kubernetes Clusters can BREAK!
Failed upgrades, security breaches and bad configurations can lead to loss of service.
We examine why Kubernetes uses a Control Plane and how it can pose a single-point-of-failure for mission critical systems.
We’ll reveal your options for zero downtime Cluster Upgrades and introduce Part 2 in this series where we’ll compare single
Part 2 – Single or Multi-Cluster Kubernetes?
In this Part 2 post, we make comparisons between single vs multi-cluster topologies, discuss the top-level benefits of multi-cluster Kubernetes and detail what cloud service providers currently offer in this space.
Finally, we explore what a totally bespoke DIY Multi-Cluster can mean for you and your business.
Part 3 – Kubernetes Multi-Clusters
In this Part 3, we explore several Kubernetes cluster architectures, namely:
Standard – Single Cluster
Replicated – Multi-Cluster
GitOps – Cluster Fleet
We cover various approaches to multi-cluster management, tooling, application deployment, and Control Plane synchronization.
If you’re looking to operate “Kubernetes at scale”, you don’t want to miss this post!
Lastly, we present our conclusions to
Understanding Kubernetes Resources
Understanding Kubernetes Resources Workload Type & Quality of Service Class Kubernetes categorizes Pods into specific Quality of Service (QoS) classes based on the resource requests and limits defined for their Containers. This classification influences how Pods are managed and determines their priority during resource contention. Best-Effort QoS(disposable apps) Best-Effort QoS is suited for non-critical, disposable
