Network is one of the trickiest parts of a Kubernetes (K8s)’ cluster. That’s because there are multiple layers of abstraction that has to be implemented in different ways (Host, Container Engine, Kubernetes, and so on) to make the communication between objects within the cluster feasible. Today’s post is not about Read more…
Recently, I was invited by a customer (Americas University) to be part of a discussion around “how to build a content tracker solution” to address a specific need they have. A couple of weeks later, we came up with the solution which I’m going to guide you throughout this post. Read more…
On September 19, 2019 I had the chance to present a webinar about Azure Lab Services to Brazilian customers. Dozens of customers joined the call, and together we had the chance to dig into both concepts and practical aspects of service usage. Below you can find the deck presented at Read more…
Docker Swarm is the containers orchestration solution built from the ground up and maintained by Docker. Through an additional layer on top of the Docker Engine and taking advantage of a subset of built-in commands, Swarm does provides to developers and infrastructure professionals a simplified way to accomplish something non-trivial Read more…
Containers appeared on the market of technology as “the next big step” on the evolutionary scale of application servers. However, for a while, doing something really serious (productive environments that needed scaling, and such) with containers was virtually impossible, even relying on the power of the public cloud. The reason Read more…
In 2018 I accomplished 16-years working professionally with technology. It is a considerable amount of time, isn’t? Starting in 2010, I had the opportunity to work directly and indirectly with a large number of projects involving Azure. Most of them? Apps migration from on-prem to the cloud (we’re still there Read more…