Prince Onyeanuna

Prince is a technical writer and DevOps engineer who believes in the power of showing up. He is passionate about helping others learn and grow through writing and coding.

Installing Fluentd: A Step-by-Step Guide

Now that you've been introduced to Fluentd, there's no need to let that information get stale. Let's get to work. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to install Fluentd on different platforms. Choose the installation guide that suits your operating system. For Windows

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Fluentd

How to Navigate your Kubernetes Cluster using Mirantis Lens

Have you ever tried deploying a microservice application only to hit a network issue that sends you into debugging mode? After rounds and rounds of kubectl get pods, kubectl describe service, and kubectl logs, you finally find what's going on, and you go again into more commands to

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Kubernetes

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.

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Fluentd

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

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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

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Cilium

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

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AWS

Hands-On Guide to Distributed Tracing: Encore vs OpenTelemetry

Let's say you're managing an application with multiple moving parts, like an e-commerce app. In this application, you have services such as user authentication, product catalog, payment processing, order management, etc. Each of these services is deployed across different servers and potentially even different regions for

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Monitoring

Introduction to Multi-Cluster Deployment in Kubernetes

When starting out with Kubernetes, you've probably used a single cluster architecture. This architecture is easy to set up and allows you to enjoy the benefits of scaling and deploying your applications. If you've used this setup for a long time and on much larger projects,

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Kubernetes