Tag: aws
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Kubernetes setting the current namespace
Kubernetes has become the de facto standard for container orchestration, providing users with robust and efficient tools to manage their containerized applications. One of the essential aspects of Kubernetes is its support for namespaces, which allow for easier organization and management of resources. This article discusses setting the current namespace using the kubectl command-line tool, […]
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Google App Engine vs AWS
Google App Engine is a fully managed serverless platform, which requires zero server management to use. It comes with two environments: The standard environment allows an instance to run in the sandbox with supported language, it has limited CPU and memory options without persistent disk attached, moreover it doesn’t support SSH and VPN 🥺 . Sounds pretty disappointing […]
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Kubernetes Commands Cheat Sheet
This is part of my Kubernetes cheat sheet. How to restart a Pod in Kubernetes I often want to restart pods without actually having to deploy anything. It can be done quite easily with the kubectl command. To restart a Kubernetes pod, you just need to: How to delete evicted Pods from a namespace This […]
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AWS versus GCP – which one is better? A dummies guide to the biggest cloud competition
I would give Google a star for its simple naming strategy: Cloud CDN, Cloud Function, Cloud SQL, BigTable, Cloud Load Balancer, Datastore. On the other hand, AWS has products that no one can guess its name literally, such as Fargate, Beanstalk, Aurora, Neptune, Snow, Athena, Redshift, Kinesis, Macie, and Glue. This is my initial objective […]
