container
UBI: Using RHEL-based Image for Kubernetes Workload
A Universal Base Image (UBI) is a type of container base image that Red Hat created and maintains.
container
A Universal Base Image (UBI) is a type of container base image that Red Hat created and maintains.
docker
A Docker registry is a stateful, server-side application that stores and lets you distribute Docker images.
caddy
Caddy is a web server written in Go (Golang) that is known for its automatic HTTPS capabilities, ease of use, and extensibility
docker
Distroless Docker images are a stripped-down version of regular Docker images. In essence, they only contain the absolute essentials required to run an application.
postgresql
Cloud Native PostgreSQL is a modern solution that encapsulates PostgreSQL within a Kubernetes-native framework, aiming to streamline its deployment, scaling, and management on Kubernetes platforms.
drone
Drone CI is a Continuous Integration system built with simplicity and effectiveness in mind. It's an open-source platform that orchestrates your build workflows, automating the testing and integration of code changes.
gitops
FluxCD is a leading tool in this GitOps movement. As an open-source project, its primary function is to monitor Git repositories for changes and synchronize those changes in a Kubernetes environment, ensuring a consistent state.
microk8s
MeiliSearch is an open-source search engine designed to provide developers with a tool that is not only powerful but also easy to implement and maintain.
kubernetes
The Kubernetes ecosystem is vast, continuously evolving, and encompasses a wide range of tools that aim to simplify, streamline, and optimize application deployment. Amid this landscape, two names frequently emerge in the context of configuration and deployment: Helm and Kustomize.
devops
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) provides a mechanism to manage authorization, which means determining what operations an authenticated user can perform.
devops
Service accounts in Kubernetes are meant to provide an identity for processes that run in a Pod. While user accounts are designed for humans, service accounts cater to processes, like those inside your Pods.
devops
Cron is a long-standing feature of Unix-like operating systems, which provides a mechanism to schedule scripts or commands execution at specific intervals.