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Scaling a Custom GitOps Engine at Plural Paid Members Public
Introduction For those unfamiliar, GitOps at its core is using Git as the ultimate source of truth for the state of your infrastructure and continuously reconciling the actual state of your infrastructure to that desired state. In the case of Kubernetes, a GitOps engine constantly queries Git and reconciles the
The Evolution of Plural: A Strategic Pivot from Marketplace to Fleet Management Paid Members Public
Introduction Embarking on the adventure of starting a company is like a roller coaster ride, packed with twists and turns, highs and lows. Today, I'm excited to let you in on a pivotal moment of our journey. We began with a clear vision for Plural, and as we managed Kubernetes
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How to manage Kubernetes Add-Ons with Plural Paid Members Public
How to manage Kubernetes Add-Ons with Plural
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How to Detect Deprecated Kubernetes APIs with Plural Paid Members Public
Identifying deprecated versions of Kubernetes APIs is a laborious requiring manual inspection of all manifests. How to automate it with Plural.
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Kubernetes Fleet Management with Plural for Financial Services Paid Members Public
Adopting a robust Kubernetes fleet management platform, especially as stringent industry regulations come into play.
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Cattle Not Pets: Kubernetes Fleet Management Paid Members Public
Kubernetes fleet management is challenging and opens up the need to treat Kubernetes clusters like cattle and not pets.
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How Linqto Cut Their MWAA Bill In Half With Plural Paid Members Public
Linqto’s transition from MWAA to self-hosting Apache Airflow on AWS Kubernetes (K8s) via Plural, highlighting the cost savings achieved.
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Stop using Jenkins for Continuous Deployment (CD) Paid Members Public
While Jenkins excels in Continuous Integration (CI) scenarios, utilizing it for CI/CD proves to be a less-than-ideal workflow, often leading to more complications than initially anticipated.