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Overview of Container Architecture

To understand container terminology, it’s very important to understand exactly what a container is — with technical precision. A container… — To understand container terminology, it’s very important to understand exactly what a container is — with technical precision. A container is really two different things. Like a normal Linux program, containers really have two states — rest and running. When at rest, a container is a file (or set of…

Containers

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Overview of Container Architecture
Overview of Container Architecture

Published in FAUN Publication

·Apr 8

Grant Users Access to Projects in OpenShift..

Projects are used to group and isolate related objects. For developers to deploy their applications they need to be members of a project… — Projects are used to group and isolate related objects. For developers to deploy their applications they need to be members of a project. Within a project, users may have different roles — admin, edit, view, etc. As a project administrator you can add users to the cluster and assign them…

Openshift

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Grant Users Access to Projects in OpenShift..
Grant Users Access to Projects in OpenShift..

Feb 16

DaemonSets in Kubernetes/OpenShift

Before we start talking about the DaemonSets we must understand the deployments. — Before we start talking about the DaemonSets we must understand the deployments. What is deployment.? A Kubernetes Deployment is a way to tell Kubernetes how to create or modify instances of the pods that hold a containerized application. deployment manage stateless services running on your cluster (as opposed to for…

Kubernetes

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Published in FAUN Publication

·Jan 27

OpenShift Migration from ocp 3 to ocp 4

OpenShift Container Platform 4 includes new technologies and functionality that results in a cluster that is self-managing, flexible, and… — OpenShift Container Platform 4 includes new technologies and functionality that results in a cluster that is self-managing, flexible, and automated. The way that OpenShift Container Platform 4 clusters are deployed and managed drastically differs from OpenShift Container Platform 3.

Openshift

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OpenShift Migration from ocp 3 to ocp 4
OpenShift Migration from ocp 3 to ocp 4

Jan 18

Kubernetes Terminology

This blog will help folks those who all are passionate about learning Kubernetes, Below are the terms which are being used frequently when… — This blog will help folks those who all are passionate about learning Kubernetes, Below are the terms which are being used frequently when we start using the Kubernetes. API Server: Part of the K8s control plane and runs on Masters. All communication with Kubernetes goes through the API Server. …

Kubernetes

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Jan 6

Demonstration of self-healing feature in Kubernetes

Before we actually jump onto the self healing feature in Kubernetes lets understand little bit about Deployment object in Kubernetes. — Before we actually jump onto the self healing feature in Kubernetes lets understand little bit about Deployment object in Kubernetes. Overview of Kubernetes deployment Self-heal from a Pod failure Overview of Kubernetes deployment There are multiple Kubernetes objects Service object is one of them to provide network connectivity to apps…

Kubernetes

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Demonstration of self-healing feature in Kubernetes
Demonstration of self-healing feature in Kubernetes

Published in Towards Dev

·Dec 23, 2021

What are microservices ?

Microservices is an architectural design for building a distributed application using containers. They get their name because each… — Microservices is an architectural design for building a distributed application using containers. They get their name because each function of the application operates as an independent service. This architecture allows for each service to scale or update without disrupting other services in the application.

Microservices

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What are microservices ?
What are microservices ?

Nov 21, 2021

Common Issues with Container

Common container exit codes which might be helpful on your day 2 day activity while working with containers. — Common container exit codes which might be helpful on your day 2 day activity while working with containers. I think it’s one of the most generic problem when you are working with containers: “Why is my container not running?” Do we have some containers common exit codes that might help…

Containers

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Common Issues wi+th Container
Common Issues wi+th Container

Nov 12, 2021

Overview of Container technology

Before we dig into containers let’s talk little bit about where containers came from, So what are we doing 5/10 years back or some of you… — Before we dig into containers let’s talk little bit about where containers came from, So what are we doing 5/10 years back or some of you still doing. Traditional Application Deployment: Software application are typically deployed as a single set of libraries and configuration files to a runtime environment. For…

Containers

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Overview of Container technology
Overview of Container technology

Published in FAUN Publication

·Nov 10, 2021

Red Hat OpenShift Serverless..

What is Serverless ? — What is Serverless? Serverless is a deployment model that allows you to build and run applications without requiring deep insight into the underlying infrastructure. The idea is that a developer shouldn’t need to worry about the underlying infrastructure at all. …

Openshift

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Red Hat OpenShift Serverless..
Red Hat OpenShift Serverless..
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