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Checkout the last changelog and how at Qovery we are upgrading all our customer's clusters to the latest kubernetes versions (now 1.30 and soon 1.31!) here's the link https://lnkd.in/eetVaPur

🚀 Learning Journal Update: Kubernetes Basics 🌐 As part of my ongoing journey in cloud computing and container orchestration, I've been diving deep into Kubernetes! 🌱 This article is a concise breakdown of fundamental concepts like Nodes, Pods, and Control Planes. Understanding these is crucial for anyone starting with Kubernetes or looking to strengthen their foundation. I’m sharing this as a milestone in my learning journey and hoping it can be helpful to others in the community as well! Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/evn3FkSk 📖 Don’t forget to like ❤️, comment 💬, and repost 🔄! Your support means a lot. Thank you! 🙏🌟 #Kubernetes #CloudComputing #DevOps #LearningJourney #Containers

🚀 New Blog Alert! 🚀 In the world of Kubernetes, keeping applications running smoothly is a top priority. That's why I’ve just published a new blog on Replica Set vs. Replication Controller! 🤖🎯 💡 What’s Inside: 🔸 The key differences between ReplicaSets and 🔸 ReplicationControllers 🔸 When to use each for your applications 🔸 YAML files to help you get started 🔸 Essential commands to manage your Kubernetes resources Whether you're just starting out with Kubernetes or looking to sharpen your skills, this blog has got you covered. 🛠️✨ 📖 Read it now and level up your Kubernetes knowledge! Don’t miss out on these must-know concepts for anyone in DevOps and cloud engineering. 💼☁️ #Kubernetes #CloudComputing #DevOps #ReplicaSet #ReplicationController #TechBlog #Containerization #mediumblog

Hello everyone! Check out this blog on implementing cross-namespace service discovery in Kubernetes. In this guide, we’ll develop a cross-namespace architecture featuring a frontend-backend setup. Services will be isolated by namespaces while still allowing for controlled communication through CoreDNS, network policies, and ingress for secure exposure. #Kubernetes #DevOps #CloudComputing #Containerization #ServiceDiscovery #K8s #DevOpsCloudLabs DevOps and Cloud Labs Saurabh Porwal Sanjeev Kumar

While Services are for routing internal traffic in your cluster (for example, from one #microservice to another), Ingress is used for routing external traffic into your cluster and to the appropriate microservice. #kubernetes

https://lnkd.in/gRPr3awv Main features of microservices decoupling componentization scalability

As always, we're discussing some important enhancements to K8s 1.30. And you know what? This is the cutest K8s release logo ever! 🥰 Have a look! 👀 Here are the enhancements: 🖥️ Container Resource based Pod Autoscaling (Stable) 🛠️ Introduction of Structured Parameters for Dynamic Resource Allocation (Alpha) 🧠 Node Memory Swap Support (Beta) 🔐 Structured Authentication Configuration (Beta) 👤 User Namespaces in Pods (Beta) 🚀 Speed Up Recursive SELinux Label Change (Beta) ✅ Job Success/Completion Policy (Alpha) 🎮 Interactive Flag Added to kubectl Delete Command (Stable) 🔄 Routing Preferences for Services (Alpha) https://lnkd.in/gFUC3FrF #k8s #kubernetes #1.30 #devops #cloud #kodekloud

If you've moved to microservices, you've probably found that controlling container traffic can be a challenge. With Red Hat with NGINX Plus, we can help resolve these challenges. Get this solution brief for an overview of how the two solutions work together.

Questioning your knowledge is important! In many articles and books, "Microservices" and "Distributed Systems" are used interchangeably. Are they? I want to know from you: ➡️ Can a Microservice be a non-Distributed System? ➡️ Can a Distributed System not be based on Microservices? #microservice #softwarearchitecture