Category: Kubernetes & Container

Nguồn: https://krolcloud.com/blog/anonymous-authentication-in-kubernetes/?fbclid=IwAR1U9U6yzxJoF6tKwUQgkHAyqpB-mL8RMJ_ot8SLaXzseHKPEfZEMfDKHi4 Kubernetes Anonymous Users  Let’s uncover the details of Kubernetes 💥anonymous users and how 💥RBAC tooling works with anonymous access. By default, every request to the Kubernetes API that isn’t otherwise associated with a specific user is treated as coming from an anonymous user. This can be startling at first glance, with some wondering…

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refer to: https://medium.com/@nikhil.nagarajappa/deploying-kong-db-less-and-konga-via-raedy-to-use-yaml-files-38dce989674d What is kong? Kong is a popular open-source API gateway and microservices management layer. It acts as an intermediary between clients and backend services by providing a unified entry point for all API traffic. Kong is designed to handle API traffic at scale and provides features such as load balancing, authentication, rate…

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Theo 1 bài viết trên mạng thì chúng ta có nên tin vào kubectl top hôm Và đây là 1 số tổng hợp của mình kubectl top vs top* kubectl top show CPU < 100%* top show load avg cho con node 64% CPU từ lệnh trên (hệ thống 4CPU) Đừng để bị lừa ;)) —Update…

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Readiness Readiness configuration in Kubernetes is used to determine if a container within a pod is ready to accept traffic or serve requests. It ensures that a container is fully initialized and capable of handling requests before being exposed to any incoming traffic. This helps maintain the overall health and reliability of your application. Điều…

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Best practices for CPU limits and requests on Kubernetes Lets summarize: Tim Hockin (one of the original Kubernetes maintainers at Google) has recommended the same for years. What about memory limits and requests? Everything in this post is about CPU and not memory. Memory is different because it is non-compressible – once you give memory you can’t…

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