#eks

Introduction One of the main perks of Amazon EKS is that AWS manages the Kubernetes...

A post by Mohan Sharma

Been staring at six browser tabs, three Grafana instances, and a Slack channel full of alerts trying...

I opened a shell inside one of my pods and asked AWS who it was. It answered with an IAM role and a...

Introduction In my last post, I briefly mentioned the important topic of zero static...

What is Kubeflow? Kubeflow is like a dedicated playground for machine learning on...

Um laboratório prático de GitOps, Canary Releases e promoção controlada entre ambientes...

✓ Human-authored analysis; AI used for formatting and proofreading. When a user's kubectl command...

Deep-dive of whether t3.medium x 2 is actually enough for this app's pods, why a ContainerCreating pod isn't a resource problem, and how to get alarmed before pods start getting OOM killed instead of after.

Running the Terraform setup for real, getting a public URL with no domain purchase, and tearing it all down without leaving anything billing in the background.

Every .tf file in the project, explained block by block: modules, implicit dependencies via output references, and how the diagram from part 2 ties back to actual lines of code.

Setting up a safe non-root AWS identity, and a guided tour of the voting app's architecture diagram before reading a single line of Terraform.