Terraform is an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool from HashiCorp that allows you to define and provision infrastructure using configuration files, enabling automation and management of resources across various cloud providers and on-premises environments.Just for you to be updated,FYI, IBM acquired HashiCorp, the creator of Terraform, in a deal valued at $6.4 billion, which […]
In this fifth installment of our Crossplane tutorial series, we are exploring Composition Functions. They allow us infinite flexibility to define which Managed Resources to create, manage, and delete, and how to do that.
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In this third installment of our Crossplane tutorial series, we are exploring Compositions, probably the most important feature in Crossplane. They allow us to define interfaces (CRDs) and controllers that represent services we can use to enable others to manage resources like databases, clusters, applications, or anything else.
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In the dynamic world of cloud-native applications, Kubernetes reigns supreme as the orchestrator of containerized microservices. However, mastering the order of deployment of Kubernetes resources and dependencies can be a daunting task, especially since many of us are trying to apply the logic and the processes we had in the past. Let’s try to demystify that with examples that contain applications, databases, database schemas and users, namespaces, and a few other typically managed resources.
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Are you struggling to manage your data infrastructure on Kubernetes? Do you want a solution that is easy to use, powerful, and scalable? Then you might need KubeBlocks!
KubeBlocks is an open-source platform that makes it easy to deploy, manage, and scale databases, data warehouses, and other data-intensive applications on Kubernetes. It provides a rich set of features for monitoring, backup, and recovery, and it supports a wide variety of databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Kafka, Redis, Vector databases, Pulsar, and more.
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What do we need to do to enable everyone to self-serve themselves when infrastructure is concerned? How can we create, operate, and destroy Kubernetes clusters without the need to involve anyone else? How can we customize the experience to fulfill the needs of our users? How can we provide a good user experience through services? How can we ensure that we are following best practices? In this video, we will explore how to create an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) for Infrastructure by combining Argo CD, Crossplane, Port, and GitHub Actions.
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