Fluentd Architecture and Key Concepts
In the previous article, we explored what Fluentd is and why it's an essential tool for log management and data collection. With this solid foundation, we can switch gears and take a look at some fundamental Fluentd concepts. Having a solid understanding of why and where you would
What is Fluentd and why is it useful for cloud-native logging?
Let's say we have a microservices application deployed in a Kubernetes cluster. This setup might include two applications in Node.js, a few Python applications, Kafka, some databases, and other services. Each service logs information about its operations, capturing details about its interactions and actions within the application.
Getting Started with Kratix — The Open-source Platform Engineering Framework
Let's say you're a platform engineer, and you're trying to create an S3 bucket on AWS using Terraform. Usually, you'd have to write a Terraform configuration file, apply it, and then verify that the bucket was created correctly. If the developers on
Azure Foundations: A Compliance and Regulations Guide
Choosing Azure to host your cloud infrastructure is the beginning. Depending on any of the following reasons, industry compliance, organizational policies, testing infrastructure compliance, etc. You may decide to implement compliance and regulation on your cloud infrastructure. However, this is easier said than done. Implementing compliance can be daunting without
Managing the AWS Cloud Secrets - The Best Possible Way
Imagine this: You are in the charge of running a busy online business with a large cloud infrastructure. Your application processes thousands of transactions and connects to databases, payment gateways, and third-party APIs. One day, you wake up to discover that a developer accidentally exposed the public key in the
Multi-Cluster with Cilium on Civo cloud
Connecting two Kubernetes clusters can seem counterintuitive at first, as Kubernetes was designed to scale up and scale out workloads. In a previous post, we discussed multi-cluster deployments and how and why they might benefit you. In this post, we will focus on a practical implementation of a multi-cluster Kubernetes
Introduction to eBPF and Cilium
Imagine being able to run programs directly at the core of your operating system—right within the kernel. There's no need to imagine, though, because Extended Berkeley Packet Filters (eBPF) make this possible. eBPF allows you to execute functions safely and securely within the Linux kernel. While it
Build and push Docker images to AWS ECR using Github Actions
Finding Docker as part of the deployment cycle when building modern applications is nothing new. This wide acceptance of Docker stems from the problem it solves—limited stress about the OS where your application will be deployed. Docker containers provide a consistent environment, ensuring your application behaves the same way
