Service mesh implemented via iptables
So last time I mentioned, that another Kubernetes compatible service mesh – Conduit – has chosen another approach to solve the problem. Instead of enabling the mesh at machine …
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So last time I mentioned, that another Kubernetes compatible service mesh – Conduit – has chosen another approach to solve the problem. Instead of enabling the mesh at machine …
I was looking for something new to play with the other day and somehow ended up with the thing called a service mesh. Pretty interesting …
Million years ago, way before the ice age, I was preparing small C++ project for “Unix Programming” university course and at some point had to …
I was thinking again about that bot, who supposedly will monitor unreliable tests for me, and suddenly realized one thing. All examples I dealt with were dialog …
Part of my job description is our CI/CD and it kind of implies that I’m interested in keeping the build green. It doesn’t mean that I immediately …
Well, it might seem surprising, given what this blog is usually about, but during most of my career my main focus was… in front-end development. Yup, …
Our company is obsessed with IT security, so even though that’s not really my area, every other week I hear something new about the subject, whether I …
It feels like last months I focused way too much on debugging and .NET Core and stopped paying attention to topic I enjoyed to blog about …
Learning how to analyze .net core dumps on Linux with lldb and SOS plugin was really rewarding experience. It just feels good knowing that I …
Interesting story happened to me the other day. Visual Studio Code, my primary C# editor on Linux, suddenly stopped working. Well, it’s debugger did. Whenever I …