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| 🔗 Stories, Tutorials & Articles |
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| Generate PDFs at scale on Kubernetes using OpenFaaS and Puppeteer |
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| Learn how to run headless browsers on Kubernetes with massive scale using OpenFaaS and Puppeteer. |
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| Replacing Postgres with rqlite |
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| rqlite is a lightweight, open-source, distributed relational database written in Go, which uses SQLite as its storage engine. |
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| Kubernetes Goes Big and Small at KubeCon |
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| Some of the vendors making news at the show included AWS, which went big with a batch Kubernetes service for high volume workloads, and Red Hat, which went small with its new lightweight Kubernetes release for edge devices. |
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| A Simple Overview of Authentication Methods for Kubernetes Clusters |
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| An introductory guide to understanding the different authentication methods on Kubernetes clusters. |
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| Dynamic Kubernetes Configuration for GKE |
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Sometimes, you want to change or inspect resources on your GKE cluster from outside the cluster. For example you might have a simple Cloud Function or Cloud Run service, that schedules a Pod for you. The challenge can be in regards to setting up the configuration properly to connect to the Kubernetes Master API.
One approach could be to bake a K8S config file into the container or your function code, but this means that you have an environment specific container or function. That’s not really what we want, since it limits transferability of our deployable.
A better approach is to use the GKE API to discover the information we need from the cluster. |
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