Managing Kubernetes clusters efficiently often requires more than just kubectl basics. Over time, engineers develop and collect scripts to automate, debug, and monitor their clusters. This post curates some of the most useful scripts and command-line tricks from the open-source eldada/kubernetes-scripts repository, with practical explanations and usage tips for SREs and DevOps engineers.
In today's fast-evolving tech landscape, continuous learning is essential for anyone in Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), DevOps, or Machine Learning/Data Analytics (ML/DA). This post outlines my structured learning journey, highlighting key knowledge areas, practical skills, and resources that have helped me grow as an engineer. Whether you're just starting or looking to deepen your expertise, I hope this guide provides a valuable roadmap.
This post i will try to setting up a guideline om how to deploy Dify AI in cloudflare workers. Dify AI is helpful AI Platform workbench that can support multiple task and make work more flawless
This post i will try to setting up a guideline outlines a structured, methodical approach to troubleshooting performance issues in containerized or server-based environments. It emphasizes a hypothesis-driven process, guided by key performance metrics, to accurately diagnose and resolve problems.
This post i will try to getting started on how to do our own personalized self host. what resource need to be prepared and guide on how to do it easily
This post i will try on multiple available terraform modules to automate multiple things in AWS
This post will cover introduction about cloud feature especially on amazon web services, what is it use case, benefit and comparison with other cloud provider
This post will covering up on how to setting up observability metrics in a server. This will include some resource also like mySQL, Redis and RabbitMQ
This is the continue blog from kubernetes the hard way part 3. in this fourth part i will continue the bootstrapping process for kubernetes-controller & kubernetes-worker. Also will addin on how to setting up the kubectl in the instance
This is the continue blog from kubernetes the hard way part 2. in this third part i will write on preparation before bootstrapping the kubernetes instances component (etcd, worker, controller, etc). this will cover the 05-kubernetes-configuration-file, 06-data-encrpytion-key and 07-bootstrapping-etcd
