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From DNS to Pod: How k8s Gateway API actually works. - You create a DNS record pointing to your cloud Load Balancer IP. - The Load Balancer forwards traffic to a Kubernetes Service, specifically the Gateway Service endpoint. - This Service points to the gateway proxy pods.
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A simple YAML to deploy EKS cluster. In this Kubernetes tutorial, You will learn to create an AWS EKS cluster using eksctl YAML config in minutes. It will also cover the important eksctl concepts. So how does eksctl work? When you deploy a eksctl YAML file or execute a
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Sep 29
From 300MB to 6MB Container Image 🚀 Here is how 👇 When you build container images, You often start with a base like Ubuntu, Alpine, or Debian. But what if you could start from nothing? ❌ No OS ❌ No shell ❌ No extra files ✅ Just your application & configs That is
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Argo CD Architecture Explained 🚀 By the end of this blog, You will understand how Argo CD actually works under the hood. It covers, - Core components and what they really do - How they communicate and sync changes - How Argo CD stores data and how to back it up properly -
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By default, Pods can send and receive traffic unless a NetworkPolicy restricts them. Kyverno can help automate this with a generate rule. For example, Kyverno can automatically create a NetworkPolicy using a generate rule. When someone runs, kubectl create namespace payments