Introduction

Kubernetes applications need configuration, whether related to authentication with parameters such as API keys, tokens, or other credentials, or general parameters such as logging configuration, environment variables, or other flags. In Kubernetes, these are usually handled with...

This is the third part of this current series of blogs. The previous two articles can be found here and here. In this article, we will be looking at another Uptime checke...

This is the second part of this current series of blogs. The previous article discusses automating monitoring for Statuscake. In this article, we...

Monitoring uptime and availability of your microservices and receiving alerts when things go down is very critical to meet your SLA and ensure business continuity. StatusCake is a hosted service for uptime monitoring and alerting which can be used with Kuber...

There’s a common practice in Kubernetes space in which you would want to monitor your running services in Kubernetes. When you think of monitoring, there are a couple of solutions out there like UptimeRobot, StatusCake, Cabot etc that let you create ...

You’ve probably been using helm for a while and thinking of using it as a means to deploy your custom applications but didn’t know how exactly to go by it? Well today we’ll be going through a series of steps required to setting up your chart repository and using...

If you have been playing with Kubernetes, you should already be familiar with the kubectl command, at least at a basic level. Kubernetes is an open-source tool, originally developed by Google, used for automating deployment and management and auto-scal...

Industrial seminars and workshops have always been fruitful for academia to understand the importance of specific technology and market...

  In this article we will use Spring Security Facebook Plugin for Grails to integrate our grails application with...