#networking Networking 101 : IP address classes and VLSM - Variable-Length Subnet Mask - Below are the IP classes: Class A : Ranges from " 1.n.n.n " to " 126.n.n.n ". With class A we get 127 networks, each with up to sixteen July 13, 2022 Share
#networking Networking 101 : Subnets, masks and IP addresses - C class example - We are using for our example a class C network IP address - 192.168.1.0 -. Because it is a class C address the first three octets - 192.168.1 - are us July 12, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Network namespace from docker and the host perspective Network namespace is a Linux concept that allows processes running inside different network namespaces to have their own network stack, routing tables July 11, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Securing your pods - Security Contexts - Kubernetes provides us with a security mechanism that makes it possible for us to limit what the programs running inside containers could do. A securit July 08, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Using admission controllers to secure the pods and the nodes After the client application has been authenticated and allowed to carry out its task within the kubernetes cluster, the admission controller steps in July 07, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Linux device manager "udev" amd "udevadm" The device manager udev handles the settings and the detection of hardware devices. It is a part of " systemd ", it also load the drivers for July 06, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Running a job once - The "at" command - To be able to run a task at a set time, we could use the " at " command. The " at " command does not run repetitive tasks, it runs a pr July 05, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : User's quota To limit the consumption of disk space, we could assign different values to the below elements: Block soft limit : 5000 Block hard limit : 10000 Inode so July 04, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Role-based access control aggregation - RBAC - rules We can combine different ClusterRoles through the use of labels . The ClusterRole " pods " allows us to list pods , the ClusterRole " services July 01, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Maximum and minimum resources for a pod - LimitRange - We can specify the minimum and maximum CPU and memory consumption for pods in the LimitRange kubernetes object. The variable " spec.limits[].min &qu June 30, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : API server communications - HTTP and REST APIs - The API server is the beating heart of the kubernetes cluster. It manages - list, delete, update, ... - the kubernetes API resources - pods, deployment June 29, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : Default resource limits and requests - LimitRange - To keep the pods that don't have a resource limits/requests defined from consuming all the resources, we can specify default resource limits/reque June 28, 2022 Share
#Kubernetes Kubernetes 101 : How do we access the pods from outside the kubernetes cluster Kubernetes has two objects that allow us to have access to it from the outside. Services : like a loadBalancer or a layer " 4 " TCP/UDP nodePort June 27, 2022 Share
#Linux Linux 101 : Interpreting the output of "ip route" and adding routes to a host The output of the " ip route show " might be confusing to us at first. Below is an example of the output of that command: The first line of outp June 24, 2022 Share
#docker Docker 101 : Containers networking and Flannel network plugin Each container gets assigned an IP address to be able to communicate with other containers inside the same host. To be able to communicate with applica June 23, 2022 Share