DevOps & Kubernetes Goodies

Cost monitoring for Kubernetes can be tricky. Find out how we automated it for EKS clusters with spot instances in AWS using Kubecost, Amazon Athena, and our Terraform modules. Benefit from the source code we share.

Using PgBouncer for your PostgreSQL databases in production? Monitoring this connection pooler is essential to ensure the applications’ reliability and performance. Learn how to make it just right with real-life examples for Odarix.

New projects are joining CNCF and can surely help with your Cloud Native needs. Let’s discover Inspektor Gadget, Headlamp, Kepler, SlimToolkit, SOPS, Clusternet, Eraser, PipeCD, Microcks, kpt, Xline, HwameiStor, and KubeClipper!

Interested in trying a community-backed fork of Terraform? See how you can migrate your deployments to OpenTofu and which benefits this IaC tool brings.

Learn what you should consider before running stateful components apps in Kubernetes, how these apps work in K8s, and which operators we use for ClickHouse, Redis, Kafka, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

Let’s take a close look at the evolution of werf, a CLI tool for implementing efficient CI/CD in Kubernetes, over time. We will also come to know the role Helm has played in the solution’s development, discover why an alternative called Nelm has emerged, and learn about the changes it’s brought about.