Running Applications with StateA Kubernetes volume is a directory that contains data accessible to containers in a given Pod in the orchestration and scheduling platform. Volumes provide a plug-in mechanism to connect ephemeral containers with persistent data stores elsewhere.Kubernetes volume is a separate object defined within the content of…
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Getting started with Kubernetes Replication Controller
In this tutorial, I will be explaining how to scale your pods in Kubernetes. If your application is stateless, you can horizontally scale it. Stateless means that your application doesn’t have a state, it doesn’t write any local files and it cannot keep any local session data.If…
GitOps vs ChatOps
In this guide, we will be looking at GitOps vs ChatOps and how you can scale your infrastructure toolchain using CTO.ai. GitOpsThe idea behind GitOps is using Infrastructure as Code for all the scripts that you need to create, update or delete your infrastructure. You can use a number…
The Top 5 DevOps Trends of 2022
Top 5 Trends for DevOps in 2022DevOps has been flourishing for over the past decade since 2009. The practice of combining software development with IT operations to provide continuous delivery across software, applications, and more has been a cornerstone for many businesses, companies, and teams across the globe. The global…
DevOps vs Agile
In this guide, we will discuss the differences between DevOps and Agile as well as dive deep into both methodologiesWhat is DevOps?What is Agile?Impact of DevOps and Agile in the Software IndustryDifferences between DevOps and AgileWhich Methodology Should I Use?Superfast Delivery Workflow using CTO.aiIntroduction to the…
Deploying a Docker Application to AWS ECS
What is Elastic Container Service?ECS is a managed service to run containers using Docker. ECS sits on top of Docker as it allows you to launch, set up, and monitor your Docker containers on your ECS cluster. In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to Dockerize an…