"Kubernetes, also known as K8s, is an open source system for automating deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications."| Agile & Coding
Migration From Promtail to Alloy: The What, the Why, and the How Promtail is (was) the lightweight log collector solution that sends the log over the HTTP to the remote backend. This remote backend is normally Loki but you can choose to send the logs to VictoriaLogs as well. In this blog post, you will see the newer alternative to Promtail, Grafana Alloy. You will see what it is, why it's a good idea to migrate, and the how-to guide to make the jump with least friction.| Developer Friendly Blog
Managing Kubernetes configurations can be complex, especially with the plethora of tools available for configuring workloads and deploying applications. Kustomize stands out as a unique and popular tool for generating, transforming, and patching Kubernetes configurations without introducing custom DSLs or parameter-driven templates. In this post, we will explore: By the end, you’ll see how Kustomize’s […]| Collabnix
Kubernetes package management and kuberentes configuration management go hand in hand, Helm in one and Kustomize in the other. In this piece we explore both tools side by side.| Glasskube Blog
A guide to modifying Kubernetes resource configurations using strategic merge and JSON patches, among other transformations with tips for managing resources across environments.| Glasskube Blog
There are multiple options for creating a TLS secret using kustomize. One is to embed the certificate content as a base64 string directly in the data, the other is to use an external file. Below is an example kustomization.yaml file that serves as an entry point for both methods. --- apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1 kind: Kustomization resources: ... Kubernetes: creating TLS secrets with kustomize using embedded or external content| Fabian Lee : Software Engineer
It is not uncommon when using kustomize to inherit a large set of resources or components. Perhaps a few of them need to be updated with patches to accommodate your environment. But if there are objects that are completely incompatible, it may be necessary to delete them. This can be done with a kustomize ‘$delete’ ... Kubernetes: using a delete patch with kustomize| fabianlee.org
Tanzu Mission Control allows you to deploy Kustomizations and Helm charts in a GitOps way using an integrated FluxCD controller. If’ve written an introduction article about this topic in a previ| viktorious.nl - All things cloud-native
Defining multiple environments in Argo CD and promoting an application between them is one of most popular questions for companies that adopt GitOps for their applications. While we have offered several guidelines in the past for organizing your GitOps environments, today we are taking it further by announcing a complete product that helps you visualize […]| Codefresh
