DevOps and Cloud Native
Introduction Kubernetes is an open-source system that takes care of everything from deployment, scaling, and management for your applications. It has gained much traction in the past few years, and for a good reason! Kubernetes provides many features and benefits that make it an attractive choice for organisations looking to
DevOps and Cloud Native
In this article, I will show how you can easily start a blogging website like mine – Narasimman Tech using Ghost and secure it using Traefik on a Docker Container. Ghost is a very popular open-source blogging platform. It is an alternative to WordPress and has many inbuilt features like native
DevOps and Cloud Native
Dynamic Systems for the Cloud Age — Kief Morris This blog post introduces you to the concept of Infrastructure as Code, otherwise known as IaC. Introduction Today, companies like Microsoft, Uber, Netflix, and even banks are using cloud infrastructure, but a few years back, major corporations thought the cloud was only
Linux
Are you Using Linux or Terminal in macOS? If so, here are some of the cool Command-Line Tools you can use for better productivity and speed. I have another Post for Modern Alternatives to Common Unix Commands. Here's a list of some of the popular command-line tools: 1.
Linux
If you have used any Unix-like operating systems like GNU/Linux or terminal in the macOS, you will be familiar with cd, ls, grep, find and other CLI commands. These tools were written using the C programming language in the 90s and were developed for, or are maintained by, the
DevOps and Cloud Native
Even though there are a lot of popular DevOps tools, here are a few to get started in the realm of DevOps: 1. Git - Git is a free and open-source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. To
Programming & Software Development
Beginners Git is a powerful version control system used for tracking changes in a file or directory during any software development process. The following commands will help you to use git in your next software development project: 1. git init - to initialize a new git repository. 2. git add