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🚀 **Day 4/40: #40DaysOfKubernetes Challenge** 👨🏼💻 Excited to share my latest blog as part of #40DaysOfKubernetes challenge by Piyush sachdeva and The CloudOps Community!!! 🐳✨ 🚀 Today’s Learning Highlights 🚀 👨🏼💻 1. **What is Kubernetes?** Automates deployment, scaling, and management of containerized apps. 2. **Challenges of Standalone Containers**: Issues with scalability, availability, networking, storage, and monitoring. 3. **Kubernetes Solutions**: Automated scaling, self-healing, seamless networking, and integrated monitoring. 4. **Ideal Use Cases**: Microservices, CI/CD, multi-cloud, resource-intensive apps, and self-healing systems. 5. **When to Avoid**: Simple apps, monolithic architectures, limited resources, legacy systems, and steep learning curves. Check out my latest blog post to dive deeper into these topics: https://lnkd.in/g6aP-8eB Let's keep innovating, leveling up our skills, and shaping the future of DevOps together.! 💻🐳 #Docker #DevOps #Kubernetes #Learning

The Kubernetes AI toolchain operator (KAITO) is an open-source project also available as an AKS add-on. The KAITO add-on for AKS enables running specialized machine learning workloads like LLMs on more cost-effectively and with less manual configuration.

🚀 Excited to dive into the fascinating world of Kubernetes Resources and Their Use Cases! 🛠️ As Kubernetes reshapes the landscape of container orchestration, grasping its core concepts becomes paramount for DevOps practitioners and cloud computing enthusiasts alike. Enter Kubernetes resources—an indispensable element in sculpting the behavior of applications within Kubernetes clusters. In this blog, we'll embark on a journey to unravel the essence of Kubernetes resources, exploring their diverse types and uncovering their pivotal role in orchestrating and managing containerized applications. Let's embark on this enlightening exploration together! For more:- https://lnkd.in/gPZwKYat

Day 13 of #40Daysofkubernetes On day 13 I dove deep into Static Pods, Manual Scheduling, Labels and Selectors I've summarized all my learnings in a detailed blog post. A special thanks to Piyush sachdeva and The CloudOps Community to their continuous support and guidance. #Kubernetes #aws #DevOps #cloud

Leveling Up with Docker! Over the past few weeks, I’ve been diving into Docker, and it's transforming the way I approach development and deployment. The ability to containerize applications and ensure a consistent runtime environment across multiple platforms has been incredibly empowering. Here’s what I’ve found valuable: Isolation: Perfect for maintaining a clean and isolated environment for each project. Efficiency: Containers significantly reduce resource consumption compared to traditional virtual machines. Automation: Streamlined deployment and scaling in cloud environments. Looking forward to exploring Docker Swarm and orchestrating more complex workflows! 🌐 #Docker #Containerization #TechGrowth

Hey everyone !! I've found it incredibly useful for managing applications in Kubernetes. If you’re diving into Kubernetes, Helm is a tool you’ll want to learn. 🔹 So, What is Helm? Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes. It helps you define, install, and manage Kubernetes applications. Think of it as bundling all your Kubernetes resources into neat packages called "charts." 🔹 Where Did Helm Come From? A little history: Helm was originally created by Deis, a cool startup that Microsoft later acquired. Now, it’s part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), which promotes cloud-native technologies. 🔹 Why Should You Care? Charts: These are like templates for your Kubernetes applications. Super handy! Releases: When you install a chart, it’s called a release. Easy to manage versions. Repositories: These are where charts live. You can use public ones or set up your own. Using Helm has made my Kubernetes journey so much smoother, and I think it can help you too. If you’re managing complex applications, give Helm a try! Kubernetes Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) #devops #kubernetes #helm #cncf #sre #automation #k8s

Love this quote from Cloud Native Devops with Kubernetes by John Arundel, Justin Domingus "... containers have the potential to be much more than just a better deployment vehicle—we believe they are destined to become analogous to objects in object-oriented software systems, and as such will enable the development of distributed system design patterns." #cloudnative #kubernetes #designpatterns

Learned about Google Kubernetes Engine and multiple deployment approaches including how to: configure and build images to run and debug Docker containers, build Kubernetes Engine clusters, and manage them with Kubectl, and deploy Kubernetes applications using deployments and continuous delivery techniques.

Empowering AI innovation with precision and efficiency, Datagen is revolutionizing synthetic image dataset generation. Their commitment to delivering top-notch datasets is matched only by their dedication to cost optimization in the cloud. As a Kubecost customer, Datagen recognized the need for precise Kubernetes cost calculations and real-time monitoring tailored to their unique requirements. With Kubecost's custom labeling capabilities, Datagen found the perfect solution to manage their cloud costs effectively. 🚀 Ready to see the difference Kubecost can make? Start your journey today and install Kubecost to unlock the potential of cost-efficient Kubernetes management. #Datagen #ComputerVision #Kubernetes #Kubecost

The latest update for #JFrog includes "Breaking Silos: Unifying #DevOps and #MLOps into a Cohesive Software Supply Chain – Part 1" and "Gain Clarity on #Cloud Usage with Enhanced #Monitoring from MyJFrog". #CICD #Artifactory https://lnkd.in/dVEAJCx