Could there be anything more basic than a line chart? I guess no. Still, having a small notebook with examples of a certain type of line chart can be quite useful and save some time during an exploratory data analysis.| Marc Brandner
The socket package of Python can be very helpful for low-level Ip connection tests. Today's article covers the basic usage and extends to use cases in containers and on Kubernetes.| Marc Brandner
Introduction The Challenge Using Kubernetes, running application workloads resiliently and reliably is easy, if the workload is stateless. Let's think of a file format converter micro service or a simple web app serving static content| Marc Brandner
This will be a fairly short post on one of my misconceptions of one of Kubernetes' concepts. My guess is that I am not the only one who had this misunderstanding at the beginning. We| Marc Brandner
Introduction With ML platforms like TensorFlow one can quickly achieve impressive results, especially when using even small pre-trained models like MobileNetV2 for image classification or BERT for Natural Language Processing. However, depending on the use| Marc Brandner
When I started to work with containers, most of the images I wanted to use were available on DockerHub, some others also on quay.io. If I want to browse through available images, version tags, or| Marc Brandner
UPDATE: A reader notified my about the fact, that in ReadWriteOnce mode it is still possible for multiple Pods to mount the same volume as long as they are running on the same node. This| Marc Brandner
When you work with Kubernetes, kubectl is your friend. It allows you to communicate with the Kubernetes API Server on your command line of choice which, makes it the main steering wheel used by developers| Marc Brandner
It's always good to have a plan B. Not only if you infiltrate the spaceship of alien attackers from another galaxy, but also when you are dealing with Ubuntu package installations.| Marc Brandner