Tag: azure
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Workload Identity on Kubernetes 1 of 2 – AKS
ReadAs applications are moved to the cloud, the application workload hosted on virtual machines need to interact with cloud resources. For this, we need an…
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Kubernetes Platform as a Service and Red Hat OpenShift
ReadThe Three-layer model Kubernetes is so complex that it becomes a buzz word itself. I categorize the related work into three layers: a cluster layer,…
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Landing Zone in Azure – Introduction
ReadI recently renewed my associate administrator certification, and feel it’s a good opportunity to brush up on Azure landing zone. The lame part of this…
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Computing services: from PaaS to Serverless
ReadSilicon Valley startups in mid-2000s likely do not run their own IT operations (i.e. renting their own data centre spaces, purchasing their own rack-mounted servers).…
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Kubernetes Storage on Azure 2 of 3 – Portworx
ReadIn the previous post, we have discussed built-in storage classes on Azure Kubernetes. Further to that, we will examine some third-party software defined storage (SDS)…
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Kubernetes Storage on Azure 1 of 3 – built-in storage and NFS
ReadIn the previous post, we understand that to host stateful workload, we need to manage persistent storage to the Kubernetes platform. In this post, I…