kubernetes
The story is an allegory for security in cloud computing, representing threats like vulnerabilities and intruders that disrupt systems. With a playful tone, the book simplifies technical cloud-native concepts, making it both entertaining and educational for readers new to cloud and Kubernetes.
kubernetes
Well well well. After all my downvotes, you find yourself back here. Maybe I know a couple'a three things after all, huh? No hard feelings. So, you might want to run a lightweight version of K8s on a cheap but mighty server, and have trouble finding documentation to
cloud migration
So once upon a time I had a landing page. Nothing fancy, just my page. I made it look pretty, since It was intended to be the focal point of all my activities, my Lofi Study material, my GitHub learning repo, Custom K8s GPT Instance, my children's K8s
certifications
I touched on this previously in a rant nobody saw on twitter/x I am all in on the idea of learning new technology and getting certified in it to get started in a new role. I was there with you. I spent two years in online communities getting advice
gitops
Why did I think this was important? Because it’s 2024, and by now, we should all know GitOps principles matter for accountability, disaster recovery, faster delivery, and automation. Right?
lofi
But, one day I thought...how do I bring the cloud into this?
lofi
But, one day I thought...how do I bring the cloud into this?
kubernetes
The deployment is automated using GitHub Actions and ArgoCD Core to ensure that changes pushed to the repository are reflected in the live environment without manual intervention
kubernetes
The deployment is automated using GitHub Actions and ArgoCD Core to ensure that changes pushed to the repository are reflected in the live environment without manual intervention