Welcome to Bite-sized Kubernetes learning — a regular column on the most interesting Kubernetes questions
October 3rd 2019
Deploying an app to production with a static configuration is not optimal. Traffic patterns can change quickly and the app should be able to adapt to them. Kubernetes provides excellent support for autoscaling applications in the form of the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler. In this article, you will learn how to use it.
September 25th 2019
Kubernetes secrets that you load into the cluster must exist somewhere. Do you keep a copy or rely on Kubernetes to be the only source of truth? How do you back them up? What if you keep a copy and they go out of sync?
May 8th 2019
When you have a large number of resources in your Kubernetes cluster, you might lose track of all relationships between them. Learn how to visualise your dependencies.
April 23rd 2019
In Kubernetes, an Ingress is a component that routes the traffic from outside the cluster to your services and Pods inside the cluster. You can select an Ingress that is also an API gateway.
April 16th 2019
Learn how Helm is used for templating, sharing charts and managing releases.
April 4th 2019
In Kubernetes, you might want to distribute your workloads in different regions to improve your reliability and availability. Should you use a single cluster over a unified network or multiple clusters? Learn what options you have.
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