Traffic: January to June 2022
A few notes on the traffic this website has received between January and June 2022.
I like to build and break things. Lately, I’ve been working on tools that improve developer’s lives and productivity. Sometimes I also dabble in automating stuff and optimizing infrastructure. These days I write Python, Go and Kotlin.
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Latest Essays
Understanding 'kubectl explain'
‘kubectl explain’ is a powerful tool to inspect details about resources, fields and their meanings. By using it, we can quickly see details of these things without having to open up a browser and associated documentation.
What Can Be Done With 'kubectl run' Command?
‘kubectl run’ is a little command inside kubectl that can be used to run small experiments and create pods fairly quickly in Kubernetes.
Essential Fields in Kubernetes Manifests
Kubernetes manifests are the baseline of describing objects in Kubernetes, their desired state and associated metadata. In this essay, we go over the four essential fields that every single Kubernetes resource needs.
Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) in 2022
Thinking about studying for ‘Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD)’ in 2022 and sharing snippets or notes I write during my studies.
Traffic: July to December 2021
A few notes on the traffic this website has received between July and December 2021.
2021 in Musical Discoveries
Some musical discoveries I had the pleasure to enjoy throughout 2021.
Locks, Deadlocks and Liquidbase
A story of a nasty encounter with a corrupt lock caused by unexpectedly shutting down an application executing Liquidbase and the deadlocks it caused, preventing instances from booting up.
DevOps Principles of Feedback: Understanding What's Going On
A summary of the principles behind enabling a “fast and constant” flow of feedback from production all the way back to engineers.
Another Way of Accessing Host Resources in Minikube
An update on a previous essay I wrote about accessing host resources on Minikube which has now become outdated. Minikube now has improved on this and has a much better approach.