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Articles tagged with #kubernetes
Docker Desktop is probably the most popular choice for using containers locally. It also includes a standalone version of Kubernetes, simplifying the process of running local clusters. However, there are alternative options available. Podman Desktop ...
Some time ago, we published an article about dotnet-monitor and how to collect diagnostic data from applications running in a Kubernetes cluster. But what if you didn't follow that guideline and now need to collect diagnostic data, like a memory dump...
When deploying applications to Kubernetes, correctly sizing the resources for our pods is crucial for achieving optimal performance and efficient resource utilization. This involves setting the right CPU and memory requests and limits based on our ap...
So far, we have extensively covered KEDA and its ability to scale Kubernetes pods using various metrics: Horizontal Pod Autoscaling with Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaler (KEDA) Scaling Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service Workloads with KEDA and Ama...
In a previous article, we demonstrated how to scale pods based on HTTP traffic using KEDA and CloudWatch. We utilized CloudWatch to store and retrieve the metrics for our application and, based on that, scale the number of pods. But is there a way to...
A method for mounting files into a pod involves adding ConfigMap data to a volume, as shown below: apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: myconfigmap data: myfile.txt: | this is the content of the file --- apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: De...
