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In a previous article, I provided a project to set up a Kubernetes cluster in the cloud. The downside of this is that it incurs costs. If you are sensitive to costs of any type, you may want a local implementation of that project to develop and test your applications. Here I introduce Kind to do just that.

...continue reading "Using Kind to develop and test your Kubernetes deployments"

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Avant on utilisait Terraform et on en a créé des ressources ! Maintenant qu'on joue avec Crossplane on aimerait bien importer les ressources précédemment managé par Terraform pour les intégrer dans Kubernetes et les manager via Crossplane

...continue reading "Importer des ressources existantes chez AWS via Crossplane"

When you begin learning about Kubernetes, you hear about the different types of sets it supports and start wondering about their differences.

Understanding the nuances and distinctions between these key concepts becomes crucial as you navigate the complex — yet rewarding — waters of container orchestration.

...continue reading "ReplicaSet, StatefulSet,DaemonSet & Deployments"