Technology evolves quickly to fix problems that exist now. If we are lucky, the technology is good enough to fix problems in the future too, ones we haven’t yet encountered, let alone thought of. However, there are few technologies that exist today in full scale as they did 10 years ago.
In a customer-facing role, it seems like without fail, some customer is always asking “What is the best practice?” Sure, we can answer this question, but why? What does the answer to this question actually get you…absolutely nothing!
If you can’t utilize oc debug to get to your nodes, you’ll need to provision a Bastion host (jump box) to reach them. This post will go through the steps to provision the Bastion host and explain what you’ll need to understand for AWS. At the end of the post we will cover automating this job in GitHub Actions.
A walk through of installing all the AWS CLI services in PowerShell Core on your macOS. If you can run pwsh in a terminal and it starts a PowerShell session, you’re set to get started.
…but will it scale!? Let’s talk patterns you can follow for implementing at scale.
Walking through how to install Minikube and Helm on a Mac. Once installed, we will create a local Jenkins server. This post is meant to be simple and straight forward for beginners.
