🩺 Docker HEALTHCHECK: Is Your App Really Alive Inside the Container?
Running a container doesn’t mean your app is running fine. It might look like everything’s green from the outside… but […]
Automatization, Cloud, CloudRun, Docker
Cloud, Docker, Monitoring
🐳 Docker Monitoring: Keeping an Eye on Your Containers from the Start
Monitoring Docker containers is crucial—not just in production, but right from the development phase. Early monitoring helps catch performance issues,
Automatization, Helm, Kubernetes
Helm Repositories: Your Gateway to Kubernetes Apps 🗂️⛵
So you’ve installed Helm, taken your first breath in this world of Kubernetes package management, and you’re wondering… Now what?
Automatization, Cloud, Helm, Kubernetes
What is Helm? The Kubernetes Package Manager Explained for Beginners 🚀
Welcome to the first post in our Helm series! Whether you’re a DevOps engineer, cloud enthusiast, or just getting started
Automatization, Programming
Concurrency vs. Parallelism in GoLang
Concurrency vs. Parallelism in GoLang Do goroutines run one by one or in parallel? The short answer is: it depends.
Automatization, Monitoring
Mastering Prometheus and Alertmanager for Monitoring and Alerting
Monitoring systems are critical in modern IT environments to ensure reliability and uptime. Prometheus and Alertmanager are open-source tools that
Cloud, Docker
Improve docker build speed
Nowadays we have powerfull machines which can compile large and heavy files in record time. However is not always the
Cloud, Docker, Networking, Storage
Make our Docker images lighter
Frequently, after we create our Docker image using Dockerfile, we get images heavier than we expected and this ends with
Cloud, Docker, Security
How to make Docker images more secure
Nowadays many of us work in daily basis with Docker, and we create our own Docker images with Dockerfile. However,
Automatization, Cloud, Kubernetes
How to deploy your Kubernetes app – Part II
In a previous post we were learning how to install and configure ArgoCD to learn how to deploy your Kubernetes