A brief introduction to the use of Helm
Learn what Helm is and how you can use it to install applications into Kubernetes clusters.
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Granting read-only access to kubenav
This blog article shows how to grant read-only access to kubenav using a service account and RBAC permissions.
Making your Helm Chart observable for Prometheus
In this blog post, I walk you through the various steps required to make an existing Helm chart observable by Prometheus.
Get rid of hard-coded IPs in your Helm charts
DNS resolution in Helm charts can be achieved using the network function getHostByName. Follow this blog post to find out how to do this.
Certifications for the cloud-native world
This article is a collection of certifications you can obtain in the cloud-native world. The list contains certifications for Kubernetes, Linux, Prometheus different Cloud Providers and many more.
Free learning material to boost your cloud-native knowledge
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Commands Kubernetes should adopt from Red Hat OpenShift
Working with Kubernetes would become easier and more efficient with support for these handy OpenShift commands.
Validating Helm charts using the Datree GitHub Action
In this guide, I will show you how to set up Datree to test your Helm charts against best practices and security misconfigurations using GitHub Actions.
kubectl flags you have probably never heard of
Working with kubectl becomes much easier and faster with these widely unknown flags.
Best way to use Bitnamiās database Helm charts
In this article I will show how to include Bitnami's charts as dependencies and use them in your own Helm templates in the easiest way.
Basic krew commands
This article gives you an easy overview of the most basic commands
Curated list of awesome kubectl plugins
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