#docker Docker 101 : Building, pulling and pushing images To pull the nginx image from the docker repository ,we could use the below command: To run our image, we use the below command which also maps the port June 13, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101: Hardware devices and kernel modules From time to time, working directly on a Linux machine it could happen that a hardware feature is not working properly. So how do we solve the issue o June 12, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Sidecar containers - Sharing storage with a sidecar container - Instead of modifying the image of a container , we could add logging or database functionalities to it for example by running a sidecar container along June 10, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Manually setting up network interfaces On a Linux system, we use the " /etc/network/interfaces " file to manually set up our network adapters. The file will be empty except for maybe June 09, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kuberenetes 101 : OpenSSL - Creating users - We start by creating a directory on the master node that will hold our keys and we " cd " into it. We create a private key for Albert : We then c June 08, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Service Accounts Kubernetes uses a service account to authenticate services and applications process with the API server . The service account can be assigned to a pod f June 07, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Default and user-defined roles After its installation, kubernetes creates a bunch of default roles . These roles are what define the "rights" of a kubernetes account in the June 06, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Scheduling a pod on the kubernetes master node Usually pods are not scheduled on the master node , but if for whatever reason we need to do it, we would start by looking for the taints of the master June 03, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Accessing the container's namespace using Docker commands and Linux command - ip netns exe, docker exec As we can see in the below diagram, the container's network namespace and the host's network namespace are connected via a Linux virtual bridg June 02, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : A simple way of scaling a deployment to fit applications load. We start by checking our pods : The above pods are deployed using a deployment object. We could look for their deployment object using the below command: June 01, 2022 Share