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OCI – Using Open Service Broker within Kubernetes to bind to Autonomous Databases

Kubernetes is a great platform to run microservices, there is no question about it. It has great features like Horizontal Pod Autoscaler and Cluster Autoscaler that make it very easy to scale whole applications depending on current or forecasted load. However with auto-scaling there are a few considerations that we need to keep in mind … Continue reading “OCI – Using Open Service Broker within Kubernetes to bind to Autonomous Databases”

OCI – Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) – Using RBAC with IAM

In a recent blog, I explained how to approve in Kubernetes external certificate signing requests from end users. This way, users can then simply use their private keys to authenticate into Kubernetes API server. Further to this, Role Based Access Control (RBAC) can be put in place to authorise access to resources in kubernetes clusters. … Continue reading “OCI – Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) – Using RBAC with IAM”

OCI – Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) – Using Client Certificates and RBAC

Kubernetes has been proven the best way that we have today to run microservices deployments, whether it is via a Serverless approach or by managing your own deployments in the cluster. This has solidified with the strong adoption of Kubernetes by all the major Cloud Vendors, as the strategic way to orchestrate containers and run … Continue reading “OCI – Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) – Using Client Certificates and RBAC”

An automated approach to provisioning the Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes

I was reflecting recently on how IT tools and productivity aids often allow us to make a mess real quickly. There is often some underlying basics that need to be considered before using the productivity tool in order to get a sustainable outcome. As the old adage goes … A fool with a tool is … Continue reading “An automated approach to provisioning the Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes”

Teaching How to Get Started with Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE)

In a previous blog, I explained how to provision a Kubernetes cluster locally on your laptop (either as a single node with minikube or a multi-node using VirtualBox), as well as remotely in the Oracle Public Cloud IaaS. In this blog, I am going to show you how to get started with Oracle Container Engine … Continue reading “Teaching How to Get Started with Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE)”

Socks-shop Polyglot App in Kubernetes…

This Lab, logically follows previous steps required to provision and curate a Kubernetes cluster. Please review them before proceeding. If you are in doubt, feel free to contact me directly via https://www.linkedin.com/in/citurria/ In this Lab, we will show how to manage a more complex Microservices-based application based on an E-Commerce Socks-shop App (also see here). … Continue reading “Socks-shop Polyglot App in Kubernetes…”

Cheeses App – Self-Healing and Scalability in Kubernetes…

This Lab, logically follows previous steps required to provision and curate a Kubernetes cluster. Please review them before proceeding. If you are in doubt, feel free to contact me directly via https://www.linkedin.com/in/citurria/ In this Lab, we will show how to deploy microservices-based Applications into Kubernetes cluster. Then we are going to use an Open Source … Continue reading “Cheeses App – Self-Healing and Scalability in Kubernetes…”

Kubernetes Dashboard Deep Dive…

In this blog, you will get familiar with the Kubernetes Cluster UI Dashboard and with the various components that are pre-deployed in your sandbox environment. Kubernetes Dashboard UI is a web-based interface that lets you visually see all the different components of the Kubernetes cluster, as well as to deploy and manage Applications via Containers … Continue reading “Kubernetes Dashboard Deep Dive…”

Kubernetes 101: Get familiar with Kubernetes…

This Kubernetes workshop aims to get you familiar, via experimentation, across the various components that make up the important aspects of Kubernetes, as a platform to host and manage the life-cycle of Microservices. Kubernetes is an open-source platform for automating deployment, scaling, and operations of application containers across clusters of hosts, providing container-centric infrastructure Kubernetes … Continue reading “Kubernetes 101: Get familiar with Kubernetes…”

Live workshop – Need to understand how Containers, Kubernetes and the Modern App Dev Platforms fit together?

  The importance of application development is going beyond IT, helping organisations build out their core value, and innovating their business models to stay competitive. With modern application development platforms, organisations can rapidly build solutions that help to innovate how they operate and serve their customers.   Modern application development platforms enablement organisations to develop … Continue reading “Live workshop – Need to understand how Containers, Kubernetes and the Modern App Dev Platforms fit together?”