A beginner's guide to Dualbooting Windows with Ubuntu: Part 2
- Intro to Dual-booting - Compatibility checks and prerequisites for dual-booting. - Partitioning of the disk. - Live USB creation. We are now moving on…
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A beginner's guide to Dualbooting Windows with Ubuntu: Part 1
It is a technique of keeping multiple live OS on a system.
My Schedule for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2022
KubeCon + CloudNativeCon is the best conference in the cloud native ecosystem. With the number of submissions that go in, the selection process and then the
CKAD Exam - April 2022
This exam focuses on all the aspects of K8S which is required by a developer/admin to build, deploy, scale, and do other useful pieces of stuff for the appl
Demystifying API Response in Go
How to handle API response as text, HTML or JSON using GoLang.
How to backup Kubernetes with Kasten Community Edition?
Data protection has become one of the fundamental aspects of IT security. The need to back up data is no longer just an "Enterprise endeavor".
10 Things You Might Not Know About K9s
What is the most comfortable ways to access and interact with the Kubernetes API.
Pods in Kubernetes
"It is the smallest deployable and schedulable unit that Kubernetes can manage.
Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) 2022 exam guide
Distributed systems comes with a lot of benefits but there are some downsides as well. One of the main downside of distributed system is security. No. of at
A Complete walk through Of DevOps
what happen before DevOps, the model used for software development was the “WATERFALL” Model and this model is best suited when all the requirements are pre
Event-Driven Architecture Simplified: Monolith to Microservices
Monolith is an ancient word that refers to a huge single block of stone. In software engineering, a monolithic architecture refers to a complete software ap
Starting your DevOps Journey as a Windows User
Install WSL, DevOps in windows, installing Docker in windows, Minikube and Kubernetes for windows
Getting Started With Kyverno
Kyverno in Greek means to govern and kyverno is a policy management tool for kubernetes.Other alternatives of kyverno is OPA which is a general purpose poli
A simple way to Structure your Terraform code
This article helps users structure their terraform code in a way that is easily readable and reduces the blast radius.
Managing Contexts In Kubernetes With Plugins
You have your local kubernetes cluster and you connect that via your terminal using kubectl. By default kubectl searches your cluster config in the ~/.kube/