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Kubernetes

Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestrator for deploying and managing workloads and services. Created by Google, it was open-sourced in 2014 and is now the most popular platform for running containers. To learn more, try the Kubernetes 101 course on KubeAcademy.

Guides

Helm: What Is It?

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Kubernetes Secrets and Service Accounts: What Are They?

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CF-for-k8s: Getting Started with Cloud Foundry for Kubernetes

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Harbor: Installing on Kubernetes with Project Contour, Cert Manager, and Let’s Encrypt

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Helm: Getting Started with Using Helm to Deploy Apps on Kubernetes

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Prometheus and Grafana: Gathering Metrics from Kubernetes

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Helmfile: What Is It?

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Kubeapps: Getting Started

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Blogs

KubeCon NA 2020: For the Modern App Developer

Here is a curated list of some talks to watch at KubeCon NA 2020

Debugging a Kubernetes Workload with Octant

Walk through an NGINX deployment with a faulty NGINX configuration to demonstrate how common pitfalls can be identified using Octant.

Securely Connect with Your Local Kubernetes Environment

Learn how to configure your local Kubernetes environment to work with secure ingress and reproducible URLs, so that development is made easier.

Highlights of the SpringOne 2020 Self-Paced Workshops---and Their New Home

Highlights of the SpringOne 2020 Self-Paced Workshops—and Their New Home

Declarative Deployments in Kubernetes: What Options Do I Have?

Compare various options for declarative deployment of microservices in Kubernetes.

Kubernetes at Home: Local k8s Options

Compare various options for developing on top of Kubernetes locally using Minikube, kind, and Docker Desktop.

Save Your Stack: Build Cloud Native Apps with Spring, Kubernetes and Cassandra

Build modern, cloud native apps today using the latest innovations from Spring, Cassandra and Kubernetes