Posts tagged "Kubernetes"

A familiar story Two years ago, Marc, an executive at a respected company, made what seemed like a well-reasoned decision: to build and manage his own...

Over the last few years, I delivered many Kubernetes trainings, some of which were preparations for the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certi...

Exoscale’s SKS (Scalable Kubernetes Service) has introduced a major revamp of the Kubernetes node base image as part of the Kubernetes 1.32 update. Th...

In a previous article, we explored how to connect to an SKS cluster with OIDC using GitLab as the OpenID provider. In this article we’ll introduce Dex...

In this article we’ll explore how to connect to an SKS Kubernetes cluster using GitLab as the OpenID provider. We’ll use users and groups defined in G...

Many people use cloud providers on a regular basis. Running a virtual machine, launching a Kubernetes cluster and managing complex infrastructure comp...

What are stateful workloads? By default, workloads running in Kubernetes are stateless. That means when a pod is restarted, all the data it wrote to i...

cert-manager is a powerful and extensible X.509 certificate controller for Kubernetes. It can manage certificates in the SKS environment and in combin...

Six months ago, we introduced our Scalable Kubernetes Service (SKS) on the Exoscale platform. Since the first day SKS has evolved further, and we are ...

Today we held our webinar introducing Exoscale’s managed Kubernetes offering. Here is a recap of launch event explaining the strategy towards containe...

!!! note The CCM is natively integrated in [Exoscale Scalable Kubernetes Service][kubernetes] to provides the benefits outlined below seamlessly. As t...

Configuration management is one of the lesser known and most undervalued areas in software. It addresses state sync across multiple machines - and eve...

In our first article on Kubernetes zero downtime deployment, we defined the reasons why one would want to achieve zero-downtime deployment, how Kubern...

If you happen to use established online applications like e.g. Gmail, or some the biggest social media or e-commerce platforms, you probably never enc...

Once you start using Kubernetes to manage your containerized applications, you will most likely embrace the command line interface kubectl. Since the ...

One of the biggest challenges with Kubernetes is bringing up a cluster for the first time. There have been several projects that attempt to address th...