Kubernetes ingress is an API object that manages the external access to the kubernetes services. It provides routing rules to provide external users access to the services in a Kubernetes cluster, typically via HTTPS/HTTP. Ingress helps to provide an easy method to access the services without creating multiple load balancers or using the NodePort. In […]
Kubernetes bare-metal load balancer – MetalLB deployment – Part 2
How to install and configure the MetalLB load balancer on the Kubernetes cluster? MetalLB uses a standard routing protocol to provide a network load-balancing solution for bare metal kubernetes clusters. Kubernetes doesn’t offer any network load balancers for bare-metal implementation. It does have peace to code to call the Cloud network load balancers if you […]
How to build a docker image using Dockerfile?
In this article, I will walk you through the various methods of building docker images and updating the existing image. Docker has played a major role in the microservice revolution. In today’s world, all the new application development targets the container environment to speed up the release cycle. In the containerized environment, changes are frequently […]
Virtual Machine on Apple Mac chip M1/M2 – Fusion/Vagrant
All new Macbooks are shipping with M1 / M2 chips which are based on ARM (Advanced RISC Machines). Apple is no longer releasing the x86-based MacBooks to eliminate the intel dependencies for any advancement. It also brings a lot of challenges for people who are very familiar with intel macbooks which support most of the […]
Kubernetes in a docker – Explore “Kind” k8s cluster tool
kind is primarily testing the kubernetes cluster locally with very minimal resources. Kind – Kubernetes in docker spins up the docker container as a node. If you are new to Kubernetes and looking for a k8s environment to practice, kind is the right tool. Minikube is another famous kubernetes available for developers and testing. Minikube […]
Prepare like a Pro – Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) – exam & study tips
Cloud-native computing foundation (CNCF) issues CKA and CKD certifications in collaboration with the Linux foundation. Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) is primarily for DevOps engineers and Kubernetes cluster administrators. CKD is primarily for developers. Like most of the RedHat examinations, CKA is a practical online exam and problems need to be solved in the Linux command […]
The Importance of Email Encryption for Your Business
Email encryption encrypts data sent and received by the user and data located on endpoints and servers. We know that email is the most commonly used way for businesses to communicate externally with customers and suppliers. Hundreds of millions of emails are sent on a daily basis as we send contracts, invoices, and critical business […]
Veeam Backup for AWS – Recover EC2 instance from Backup
In this article, we will see how to recover EC2 instances (cloud VM) using veeam Backup for AWS. Veeam is specialized in backup and disaster recovery products for both ON-PREM and Cloud. veeam also offers a product (Kasten aka k10) to protect microservices (Kubernetes/k8s). Amazon Web Services provides a cloud platform for you to create […]
Veeam Backup for AWS – Create the EC2 Backup policy
How to create a new veeam Backup policy to protect EC2 instances on AWS? How to protect the AWS cloud VM ? Cloud VM backup lifecycle can be managed by veeam. In the “Veeam Backup for AWS” series of articles, we have so far deployed the veeam backup appliance from the AWS marketplace and created […]
How to create veeam Backup Repository ? Veeam Backup for AWS
This article will walk you through how to create a backup repository to include EC2 instances in backup rotation on Veeam Backup. Backup EC2 instances using veeam backup is almost like set and forget. Veeam uses policy-based automation to take snapshots and backups to the s3 bucket. Veeam brings simplicity to streamline backup for Amazon […]