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In a previous post we were learning how to install and configure ArgoCD to learn how to deploy your Kubernetes app. In this new post we will be seeing how to integrate our first Kubernetes deployment by default and learn the basics to start automating our services and workload
Day after day we receive more news about another company or website being hacked and millions of users' data being stolen. That's why in this post we are going to learn how to run security tests on your webapps. Security is not a matter only a department in IT should be ta
Learn how to deploy your Kubernetes app! When we are working with Kubernetes, we might face multiple yaml files for a single application: deployment file, secrets files, service account files, etc. It may be overwhelming in some cases to maintain all those files and keep the last
Frequently we would need to use passwords and sensitive data in our pods for them to work, like for example passwords to the databases or keys for our APIs. However, what is the best way to implement those? Adding the values is never a good idea, since it will allow other people
When we create a Pod in Kubernetes, it has assigned a cluster-wide private IP address, which will be accessible by any other pod in the cluster. No matter in which node or host it is deployed while is within the same cluster. But when the pod dies, it will get a new IP assigned w
In today's fast-paced software development landscape, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just writing code. It demands efficient processes, seamless integration, and robust automation. That's where Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) come into play.
Have you already coded a service and you are not sure where to deploy it? You can use Google Cloud Platform to deploy your first computing cloud service! Let's imagine you have your service written in Python using Flask (this doesn't really matter, is just an example and can a
When we are talking about security in Kubernetes, one of the first things we must work on are the Service Accounts and roles attached to those. Solving these CKA exercises you will lear about this topic easily. Service Accounts are essential to impersonate and consume resource