Analyzing .NET Core memory on Linux with LLDB
Most of the last week I’ve been experimenting with our .NET Windows project running on Linux in Kubernetes. It’s not as crazy as it sounds. …
Author: pav
One-off Kubernetes jobs
So far all examples I made for Docker in Swarm Mode or Kubernetes blog posts were built around some sort of a service: web server, …
Dissecting Kubernetes example
Much to my surprise, starting from the last week Kubernetes became the part of my job description. It’s no longer something just interesting to try, I actually …
Autoscaling build servers with Gitlab CI
I’ve been using Gitlab CI for a while now and until certain point it worked really well. We had three build servers (GitLab runners) in the beginning, …
Another shiny toy – serverless application
Application deployment strategies are really evolving fast. While containerized applications still look hot, there’s something even more interesting happening. What if instead of dealing with application …
Keeping application secrets with Vault
I’ve been talking to one of our security guys recently about providing my piece of software with secret certificate and in the meanwhile keeping that …
Provisioning cluster of VMs with Ansible
Seeing how easy it was to provision one VM with Ansible, I can’t stop thinking: would it be as easy to deal with the whole cluster? …
Provisioning Vagrant VM with Ansible
I’m still looking for ways to automate hosts configuration. So far I’ve been using Vagrant + bash/PowerShell for configuring Linux or Windows hosts, but somehow I …
Easy continuous integration and deployment with GitLab CI
Last month we finally finished migration from our previous CI/CD system to GitLab CE and that’s something that makes me extremely happy. It’s just so much …
Move existing WordPress site into Docker
I’ve been running two WordPress blogs for some time and my biggest regret is that they are not running in Docker containers. If I did …