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Avoid Java Out of Memory in Kubernetes

Avoid Java Out of Memory in Kubernetes

Learn the best practices for configuring Java applications in Kubernetes to optimize memory usage and preventing Out of Memory issues.

How to code directly in a cloud environment using Gitpod!

How to code directly in a cloud environment using Gitpod!

Discover Gitpod, the tool that will help your team to outsource your local development environment to the cloud.

What is the Serverless and when you should use it

What is the Serverless and when you should use it

Discover the benefits, use cases and disadvantages of serverless computing. Get expert insights to help you make informed decisions.

How to make distributed load testing using K6 & Kubernetes?

How to make distributed load testing using K6 & Kubernetes?

Here is my getting started on how to use K6 with Kubernetes to properly test an infrastructure under heavy load.

Understanding how EKS and IAM work together

Understanding how EKS and IAM work together

EKS and IAM work well with OIDC to achieve minimum privilege for your Kubernetes workloads. Let me show you how exactly this works!

How to deploy a minimalistic web application using ECS and Fargate

How to deploy a minimalistic web application using ECS and Fargate

Learn how to quickly and easily deploy and app with AWS ECS using Fargate!

What happens during an HTTP request?

What happens during an HTTP request?

This article describes the path of an HTTP request and the different protocols it must follow to be properly routed.

Reduce your cluster cost with kube-downscaler

Reduce your cluster cost with kube-downscaler

This article shows you how to optimize the costs of your Kubernetes cluster with kube-downscaler.

burrito is a TACoS

burrito is a TACoS

Introducing burrito, our home-cooked open-source TACoS Kubernetes operator. A tool, still in early development, to manage terraform at scale freely!

Demystifying the “Essential container in task exited” error in ECS

Demystifying the “Essential container in task exited” error in ECS

In this post, we will learn how to debug and fix the “essential container in task exited” error within ECS Fargate.

Header Based routing in Kubernetes with Traefik and ArgoCD

Header Based routing in Kubernetes with Traefik and ArgoCD

In this article, you will learn how you can use ArgoCD and Traefik to set up a header routing solution for an application in Kubernetes.

How to setup a Prometheus monitoring stack with Ansible ?

How to setup a Prometheus monitoring stack with Ansible ?

Do you have a Virtual Machine with Docker containers that need monitoring? With Ansible, we will see how to set up a full Prometheus monitoring stack.

How to migrate to hub-and-spoke on AWS and why is it worth it?

How to migrate to hub-and-spoke on AWS and why is it worth it?

Discover how we implemented a hub-and-spoke architecture for one of our customers, what it brought and which challenges we faced!

What is DRP and what are the possibles technical solutions to implement it?

What is DRP and what are the possibles technical solutions to implement it?

Building a Disaster Recovery Plan can be long and tedious, here are some tips to help you understand and organize your plan!

Complex Gitlab pipelines

Complex Gitlab pipelines

Deploy complex environments using Gitlab pipelines with multi-project dynamic pipelines, downstream jobs, and artifact management.

What is GitOps and why should you look into it?

What is GitOps and why should you look into it?

Have you heard of GitOps? Discover what it is, where it comes from, and why you should use it to improve your infrastructure management.

Discover Karpenter: the new Kubernetes native autoscaler!

Discover Karpenter: the new Kubernetes native autoscaler!

Do you need to set up node autoscaling for your AWS EKS cluster? Consider using Karpenter, the new Kubernetes native autoscaler!

Automate your GitHub Releases with Release Please

Automate your GitHub Releases with Release Please

Manually creating releases for your repos can be quite tedious. Get automated version bumps and conventional changelogs with Release Please!