Kubernetes

In case you missed the previous post, this is a 4 part series covering the following topics: 1. Container to Container communications 2. Pod to Pod communications (CNI Plugin) 3. How we can track pods and provide external access (Kubernetes Service) 4. Rule based routing (Kubernetes Ingress)  …

This is Part 2 in a four part series covering the following topics: 1. Container-to-Container communications 2. Pod-to-Pod communications (CNI Plugin) 3. How we can track pods and provide external access (Kubernetes Service) 4. Rule based routing (Kubernetes Ingress) 2. Pod-to-Pod Communications In…

Hey Team, Cisco Live Barcelona recently took place and there was a lot of focus on Kubernetes, including the launch of the Cisco Hyperflex Application Platform(HXAP). Cisco HXAP delivers an integrated container-as-a-service platform that simplifies provisioning and ongoing operations for Kubernetes…

Customer Requirements for Application Modernization Applications are more distributed and complex than ever. According to IDC, by 2022, 90% of new enterprise applications will be developed as cloud-native applications. The report also goes on to say that by 2023, over 500 million digital apps and s…

Enterprises are collecting data at an unprecedented rate whether it is from infrastructure, internal or external applications. The latest and greatest in machine learning allows them to gather meaningful insights from that data and use it for competitive advantage. Depending on where they are in the…

The last decade has been quite disruptive in terms of the evolution of both applications and infrastructure paradigms. We have moved from monolithic applications to microservices and serverless functions. Equally, on the platform and infrastructure side, we moved from physical to virtual machines to…

Learning never ends, and that’s never been truer for the trusty network engineer. Of late Network Engineers have been moving up the stack, changing the way we deliver network services, becoming programmatic and using new tooling. A not so scientific graph of what network engineers need to be aware o…

That banana-sized cluster we built in Part 4 of this DevOps series is so cool that you might be interested in maybe taking it with you on the road? And although bringing it on holiday with your family is definitely not recommended, there might be other occasions when having your cluster with you cou…

If you have been following this DevOps series you might remember that cool banana-sized kubernetes cluster we built in Part 4 with some Raspberry Pi boards. It was a great way to build a fully functional setup from scratch and also learn a lot in the process. However, since then things have evolved.…