Chronological briefs tagged with Kubernetes.
Kubernetes has become synonymous with container orchestration, but its complexity can be a burden. Is it still the go-to solution, or are there better options for managing your containers?
I did 100 Days of Code Challenge in 2020/2021. Here is what I learned.
Elastic Container Service: Deploy Fargate and Load Balancer using AWS CDK and Python
Everyone is talking about Multi-Cloud being the future, but... is it?
Everyone is talking about Kubernetes, but is it really that big of a deal? What's going to happen to it in 5, or 10 years?
Or... are we just using it cause it's the next cool thing?
Having spent quite some time with Linux and Kubernetes admins, I've come to realize that networking isn't one of their strong sides.
A question I've been getting a lot from the Network Engineers, should they go for CCIE. There are two points to this question:
As per yesterdays announcement, IBM is acquiring Red Hat in deal valued at $34 billion (more about this here).
I'm so happy to finally be here, at the Networking part of the Public Cloud!!! I know, there are more important parts of Cloud then Networks, but SDN is my true love, and we should give it all the attention it deserves.
Google has made their Cloud Platform (GCP) so that you can host your application any way your business requires.
In the last many years I've been strongly focusing on the Cloud. I have to admit though that due to various conversations with my customers, Public and Hybrid models have been getting more and more attention, and I...
It's 2018, and looking back at 2017 I must say that I'm quite happy, because having all in mind - it seems that Cisco is taking Cloud seriously.