Turn Off and Turn On an Application in Kubernetes
Sometimes, you may want to temporarily shut down an application in Kubernetes to save resources, perform maintenance, or simply pause […]
Sometimes, you may want to temporarily shut down an application in Kubernetes to save resources, perform maintenance, or simply pause […]
A simple and lightweight Kubernetes deployment for ThingsBoard CE 3.9.1 using the monolithic Docker image, Traefik ingress, and MQTTS over
This guide walks you through installing Jenkins in a Kubernetes cluster using Helm, with: Prerequisites Save this as jenkins-pvc.yaml: Apply
This post builds on my previous guide: Self-Managed Kubernetes Cluster on AWS (with Traefik & MetalLB) If you haven’t set
Generate the jenkins-kubeconfig.yaml: Sample pipeline using Kubernetes agent: Jenkins will now spin up pods in Kubernetes to execute jobs
Then, attach this instance profile to your EC2 instances Create a PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC) using the new StorageClass: Create a Pod
Architecture Overview: Edit /etc/containerd/config.toml and ensure: Set up kubectl: Configure MetalLB (10.0.128.240 is a secondary IP added to your control-plane