We compare and contrast GitHub Actions with Atomist Skills, showing how Atomist Skills are a quicker, easier, and more convenient way to automate a larger variety of development tasks.
We compare and contrast GitHub Actions with Atomist Skills, showing how Atomist Skills are a quicker, easier, and more convenient way to automate a larger variety of development tasks.
Security starts at home, and using `npm audit` as part of your local development process is highly recommended. This post will address the importance of making your audits automatic and how to package up the fixes in tidy pull requests — you'll keep your codebase safer while staying sane.
Security starts at home, and using `npm audit` as part of your local development process is highly recommended. This post will address the importance of making your audits automatic and how to package up the fixes in tidy pull requests — you'll keep your codebase safer while staying sane.
Learn how to combine Kubernetes pods, services, and ingresses with ingress-nginx, cert-manager, and external-dns to provide a complete solution for securely making your services available on the Internet.
Learn how to combine Kubernetes pods, services, and ingresses with ingress-nginx, cert-manager, and external-dns to provide a complete solution for securely making your services available on the Internet.
Stop worrying about the health of pods in your Kubernetes clusters. The Kubernetes Pod Health Monitor skill listens for changes to pods, examines the pod status, and sends alerts to Slack if a pod is not healthy. This post provides examples and directions for getting started.
Stop worrying about the health of pods in your Kubernetes clusters. The Kubernetes Pod Health Monitor skill listens for changes to pods, examines the pod status, and sends alerts to Slack if a pod is not healthy. This post provides examples and directions for getting started.
Kubernetes offers several ways to update resources: apply, edit, patch, and replace. Unfortunately, there seems to be some confusion about what each does and when to use them. This post explains the various approaches and when to use each.
Kubernetes offers several ways to update resources: apply, edit, patch, and replace. Unfortunately, there seems to be some confusion about what each does and when to use them. This post explains the various approaches and when to use each.
A question commonly asked on StackOverflow and the Kubernetes Slack is how to update a Secret or whether it is possible to use kubectl apply on a ConfigMap. The answer may be simpler than you thought.
A question commonly asked on StackOverflow and the Kubernetes Slack is how to update a Secret or whether it is possible to use kubectl apply on a ConfigMap. The answer may be simpler than you thought.
In the era of COVID-19, we are all remote and need to find new ways of experiencing old benefits such as knowledge transfer. The impromptu conversation is less of an option: we need more structure. Here are 5 options to consider.
In the era of COVID-19, we are all remote and need to find new ways of experiencing old benefits such as knowledge transfer. The impromptu conversation is less of an option: we need more structure. Here are 5 options to consider.