Alex K.

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Kubernetes

04
DEC

Deploy Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator to AKS

Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes is the cloud-native way to manage your own database-as-a-service (DaaS) in any public, private, or hybrid cloud. Crunchy PostgreSQL for Kubernetes is an enterprise deployment solution for PostgreSQL that unlocks true open-source cost savings and efficiency with the flexibility to run your databases on any infrastructure from a single interface. 'Cui bono' you
Azure DevOps Kubernetes PostgreSQL
21
DEC

DevOps Friday: Enhancing Kubernetes deployment in Azure DevOps

This time I’d like to talk about enhancing existing configuration in Azure DevOps, so we can properly deploy new images to Kubernetes cluster in Azure. By default, when you create a new build pipeline, you don’t include any additional tags and check ‘Include Latest Tag’ checkbox in the task: It will work, and in the Azure Container Registry (ACR) you will receive two images, where the one will
Azure DevOps Kubernetes
07
DEC

DevOps Friday: Build a deployment pipeline using K8s secrets

Continuing the series about Kubernetes, this time I’d like to talk more about the applied approach using this platform. This article demonstrates even more how Dev and Ops are tied together. Everything related to K8s deployments is interesting, and this time, the issue I was facing was quite unusual. I had to deploy Identity Server image to three different environments (DEV/QA/UAT), which is
.NET Azure DevOps Kubernetes
30
NOV

DevOps Friday: Kubernetes Fundamentals

As people reading my topics know, I’m writing mostly about DevOps and Cloud technologies. The most widely spread technology to orchestrate containers these days is Kubernetes, and this topic is for everyone who wants to know more about its Architecture and the way it can be deployed on-premises and in the cloud. Let’s start with the concepts, i.e. the understanding what’s Kubernetes, how the
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