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Container

How to Create a Dockerfile to Run a Container Indefinitely with sleep infinity

January 25, 2025 By Lingesh Leave a Comment

Dockerfile example with sleep infinity command

If you’re working with Docker and need a container that runs indefinitely without any predefined tasks, using the sleep infinity command is a simple and effective approach. This article will walk you through creating a minimal Dockerfile that ensures your container stays active indefinitely. Why Use sleep infinity in Docker? By default, Docker containers stop […]

Filed Under: Docker Tagged With: Container, DevOps, Docker

Kubernetes – How to cleanup the failed pods from all namespaces ?

February 3, 2023 By Cloud_Devops 1 Comment

k8s - Delete the failed pods

In the Kubernetes environment, we could often see that pods might fail due to various reasons. Most of the time, it could be related to config issues or capacity-related issues. In such conditions, you could see the pod status could be “pending”, “Crashloopbackoff”, “evicted”, “Failed”, “ContainerCannotRun”, “Error”, “ContainerCreating” etc. As a DevOps engineer, you need […]

Filed Under: AKS, EKS, GKE, kubernetes, Openshift Tagged With: AKS, AWS, Azure, Container, DevOps, Docker, EKS, kubernetes, Openshift, Pods, Redhat

How to login to Docker Container/Pods ? Kubernetes/OpenShift

January 15, 2023 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Access Login - Container-Kubernetes

Container is a lightweight, standalone, and executable package of software that includes everything needed to run a piece of software, including the code, a runtime, system tools, libraries, and settings. containers are built from images, which are essentially snapshots of a container at a specific point in time. Docker is most widely used container solution […]

Filed Under: DevOps, Docker, kubernetes, Linux, Openshift Tagged With: AKS, AWS, Azure, Cloud, Container, DevOps, Docker, EKS, kubernetes, Pods

OpenShift 4.x – Single node cluster setup using RedHat CRC

March 19, 2022 By Cloud_Devops 3 Comments

OCP 4.x

How to set up Red Hat Openshift 4.x in Desktop/Laptop? Are you looking for a cost-effective solution to get the OCP 4.x lab environment? If yes, then this article is for you. Kubernetes is growing at a rapid pace and organizations are started using microservices more and more. When it comes to Kubernetes, Openshift stands […]

Filed Under: OKD, Openshift, Redhat-LINUX Tagged With: AWS, Azure, CodeReady Containers, Container, DevOps, Docker, EC2, OCP4, Openshift, Red Hat CRC, Redhat Linux, VMware

LAB – Setup Google Kubernetes Engine cluster in 10mins

July 20, 2021 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

GKE logo

Kubernetes is a container orchestration platform and helps to automate application deployment, scaling, and management. Kubernetes platform services are offered by all the major cloud providers. Kubernetes was originally designed by Google (Borg system) and donated to Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). Google offers Kubernetes services in the name of GKE (Google Kubernetes Engine). When you […]

Filed Under: Cloud, GCP, kubernetes Tagged With: Container, Google Cloud

Cleanup all Docker containers using a single command

April 5, 2020 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Docker cleanup containers

How to stop all the docker containers? How to destroy docker containers quickly? How to remove all the downloaded docker images? Very often we deploy the containers for testing and spend time cleaning up the containers one by one. This article will provide quick commands to stop all the running containers and delete them quickly. […]

Filed Under: Docker, Linux, Uncategorized Tagged With: Container, Docker, Linux

Self Managing Kubernetes – Turbonomic 6.1

June 5, 2018 By Cloud_Devops Leave a Comment

Architectural overview - Turbonomic & kubernetes

I have been worked on Unix and then move to Linux, then virtualized Linux Environment using VMware vSphere and now overseeing the journey to cloud-native. Technology just keeps changing and we need to adopt new technologies, make it more efficient and more profitable to the customer. Service-based IT firms and vendors are forced to evolving and innovating to stay […]

Filed Under: kubernetes, Turbonomic Tagged With: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Container, dcoker, kubernetes, turbonomic, VMware

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