
Preserving our sanity with Kubernetes Secret Reloader
Stop wasting time on manual pod restarts. Use Reloader to keep mounted secrets up to date.
Stop wasting time on manual pod restarts. Use Reloader to keep mounted secrets up to date.
Several types of services can be used to expose an application outside the cluster. Choose wisely.
Are you looking to restrict access to your Kubernetes application to authenticated users, without modifying a single line of your application’s code? If so, wonderful, you’re in the right place. Here’s the plan: Deploy nginx to represent the application we want to secure. Create an OAuth Client in the Google API Console. Configure OAuth2Proxy to manage authentication seamlessly on our behalf. Let’s get started. ✨ Step 1: Deploy Nginx Let’s deploy nginx. To do so, run these two commands: ...
In the CKAD Exam, time is key. A quick and effective way to confirm that your pod or service is responding correctly is by using a temporary container for testing. Here’s how
The difference between Kubernetes Labels and Annotation can be misleading at first. Both are metadata attached to a pod, but serve different purposes.