a cloud infrastructure manager who is fascinated with devops philosophies
Kubernetes has made a significant architectural change: the removal of Dockershim with the release of v1.24. This means Kubernetes now relies exclusively on containerd as its container runtime interface (CRI). Let's explore why...
As I'm moving on to a new role soon, I'm leaving behind my capable engineers in my department. This post is all about my reflections for the past years with regards to...
I believe that most cloud and devops engineers will come across at some point in their career to manage public cloud for China. It must be confusing to hear Aliyun being mentioned when you thought it...
If you have a very large EKS cluster with tons of pods running on it, you might have encounter DNS resolver errors while querying the AWS VPC DNS resolver. We will talk about the this issue...
Recently I came across this project called Karpenter (https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/introducing-karpenter-an-open-source-high-performance-kubernetes-cluster-autoscaler/) and it intrigued me greatly. Diving into Documentations Based on it's official documentations (https://aws.github.io/aws-eks-best-practices/karpenter/...
I'm sure every DevOps engineer will touch on Jenkins at least once in their professional career. Today, we will talk about how to scale your Jenkins with Kubernetes. This setup will make your Jenkins...
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