Kubernetes Without Scale: Setting up a Personal Cluster, Part 2

Source:-containerjournal.com In Part 1, we discussed some good reasons to run your own Kubernetes cluster, even for software that doesn’t need high scalability and reliability. We showed that installing and managing third-party applications such as Ghost becomes as simple as helm install, and that strong support for infrastructure as code makes Kubernetes a great way maintain your “production” environment. Typically, Kubernetes runs across several different machines, which allows applications to scale up and down with a high degree of resiliency. But

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Kubernetes use cases extend beyond container orchestration

Source:-searchitoperations.techtarget.com Enterprises use Kubernetes for much more than they did when Google released the platform in 2015. Discover how Kubernetes’ uses have grown, and where it might be heading. While Kubernetes has become the industry standard for container management, some enterprises now apply the technology for a broader range of use cases. Kubernetes, a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project, supports a range of IT operations needs beyond container orchestration, including those related to multi-cloud deployments, service discovery and serverless platforms. Explore a

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How to deploy a Kubernetes cluster using gcloud command

Source:- techrepublic.comFind out how to deploy a Kubernetes cluster to the Google Cloud Platform using the gcloud command. If your cloud solution runs through the Google Cloud Platform and you happen to prefer managing everything from the command line, you might have installed the Google Cloud SDK on Linux. This software development kit includes the gcloud command, which allows you to interact with your Google Cloud Platform account.  By way of that interaction, you can deploy a complete Kubernetes cluster. And that’s

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