And here we are, my new post at Camunda blog! I've created a Helm chart to deploy Camunda Platform on Kubernetes in no time 🚀️
Sounds fun? Read all about it here: Releasing Camunda Platform Community Helm Chart.
In tha past, I worked a lot with
Last Saturday (28.08.2021), I had a great chance to participate in JobStack 2021 by Talents Arena. JobStack is the Biggest virtual tech job fair in the region (MENA) and this was the 3rd edition.
Last year I also had a session titled DevOps for Engineers but
2 weeks ago, as a DevOps engineer and part of the knowledge share and developer enablement at Camunda, I made across teams TechTalk about Kubernetes requests and limits, aka how to manage containers resources in Kubernetes.
Kustomize is a template-free declarative management tool for Kubernetes resources. One of the important primitives of Kustomize is patchesStrategicMerge. It allows you to customize the base manifests according to
At the beginning of 2021, I took the chance to go over all phases of my career to reflect on my current career progress. And one of the things I realized is that my career motto has been changed several times during my career.
But first,
Prometheus became the de facto standard for Kubernetes monitoring. And either you use Prometheus Operator or manage Prometheus yourself on K8s, it works great.
Many applications now expose metrics in Prometheus format. However, some applications don't follow
Update 25.07.2021: As mentioned before, the vars option will be deprecated in favor of replacements.
Kustomize is a declarative configuration tool for Kubernetes. And unlike other tools like Helm, it's "template-free", in a simple put, it's like merging dictionaries (Python) or maps (Java).
A pure declarative style could be annoying sometimes! But actually, Kustomize has a feature called
As a DevOps engineer, I worked with many programming languages on a daily basis in CI/CD, infrastructure, and so on. But when it comes to DevOps tools, I usually work with Python and Golang.
Recently we have a use case to integrate external secret management systems with
I'm not sure if that's new or it's always been like that, but every other day I get the same feedback from many friends who are working in different companies.
It seems like the
In 2023, I wrote about why most, if not all, DevOps learning roadmaps are broken ! In that post, I've emphasized the importan...
