Kubernetes is amazing to work with. It saves a lot of time and effort. Kubernetes is present and future! With all it perks we can say that it’s somewhat future-proof! The more we practice and work with Kubernetes, better hold we get on this technology. However an important thing to Read more…
Ever wondered what happens at the Kubernetes API Server whenever we execute any kubectl command? Since the name contains API so we can guess that it would be some REST API but what’s exactly happening underneath? In this blog, I’ll try to answer such questions. Interacting with Kubernetes API Server Read more…
Microsoft’s September’21 Azure Developer League is worth checking. I believe it’s something that should not be missed and the new challenges coming into the play are the ones we all have been looking for. Plus completing these challenges gives you an opportunity to give a Microsoft certification exam for free. Read more…
Today, we are going to discuss a PowerShell script which we would be using to create a custom nuget.config file. Before we proceed to create a nuget.config file, it’s important to understand what this config file is and why is it used. What is nuget.config? A NuGet.Config file is a Read more…
Today we are going to do installation of NuGet package from a local location using PowerShell. This is a commonly used scenario but many end up reinventing the wheel even when all the resources are available. Hence this blog is to help and stop the wheel reinvention.You might end up Read more…
Ok, lets get all the persistent volume claims in our production namespace. So, the command would be: Ok, the command is easy to understand, but writing such big commands in their full forms can be a pain quickly. Now image writing such big commands in the shell or powershell prompt Read more…
Today we’ll discuss a very important aspect of release pipelines which can save a lot of your time and effort incase you have to redeploy to the old release upon failure in the current release. Case:Suppose you are working on a very important project where you are spinning up an Read more…
This post takes a step further from building the code using YAML based Azure Pipelines to deploying the code based on YAML Azure Pipelines.I recommend you to take a sneak peak at my old post regarding building of code at: YAML Build Pipelines in AzureDevOps – PipelineAsACode In this post, Read more…
With the growing security leaks and threats around the global, we are spending more and more time in securing our VMs and blocking unnecessary traffic to and fro from our VM, be it be in cloud or on on-premises. It is a very common case in enterprises that the IT Read more…
One of the greatest features in AzureDevOps Pipelines is that you can create build pipelines as a code which are highly efficient and reusable.It’s not just build pipelines, you can do complete CI/CD in AzureDevOps Pipelines with the help of YAML code, but today we are going to discuss just Read more…