#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Adding security and resource limits to our namespaces We start by creating our namespace using the below command: We can now make our namespace secure by restricting access to it. We could bind a "res May 31, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Running our First pod We start by creating pod named " nginx_pod " using an nginx image: To be able to reach our pod from outside the node it "lives" on, w May 30, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Making our Pods accessible to client applications - ClusterIP, endpoints, kube-proxy, ... - We have four nginx pods are running on two different nodes. Below is the Yaml file of the deployment of these four nginx replicas that are listening o May 29, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Container Network Interface - Installing Calico CNI - For the pods to be able to communicate inside the Kubernetes cluster, they need a CNI - Container Network Interface -. We will take as an example Cali May 27, 2022 Share
#docker, #Linux Linux 101 : Containers networking - Namespaces, virtual bridges and virtual ethernet interface "veth" - Below are the commands that will be used to create the network namespace , the bridge/virtual switch " br-1 ", veth pairs " veth_0 , veth_1 & May 25, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Host network and Bridge network The host network option works without the need to map the container's port to the host's port. But as we run more and more containers using the May 24, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Networking - Bridge network, user-defined network, ... - Docker comes with different network drivers that would fit most applications. But if there is a need for a more "customized" network driver, May 23, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Looking for files - Useful "find" commands - Looking for files could help us reorganize our system and also remove files that could pose a security risk . Below are some useful " find " com May 20, 2022 Share