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Why Java Developers Should Choose Jakarta EE / Microprofile Framework

Java is 30 years old (at the time of writing this post) and it's still among the top 3 most popular programming language in the world. It's a language that has been easily adopted worldwide by many en...

09.03.2025 0 Read More

Deploying AKS Automatic clusters with Pulumi: A step-by-step guide

Yo! Let's build an AKS Automatic cluster with Pulumi 🚀If you don't already know, Pulumi is a modern Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that allows you to use your favorite programming language to de...

18.03.2025 0 Read More

GBase Cloud Data Warehouse (GCDW): Unlocking New Potential in Data Utilization

Built on the foundation of GBase 8a database, the cloud-native data warehouse GCDW effectively integrates multi-source data and provides a unified view and supports complex queries and analysis. It si...

11.03.2025 0 Read More

Have You Heard About Cloud Native Buildpacks?

Do you ever get tired of fiddling with a Dockerfile? Dockerfiles and Docker images are a great way to package your app for reusable, containerized deployments. However, writing and maintaining a Docke...

11.03.2025 0 Read More

How Kubernetes Principles Can Shape a Better Internal Developer Platform

Software architecture is rarely built in isolation; instead, it evolves by learning from successful patterns and proven frameworks. The best architectures draw inspiration from established systems tha...

12.03.2025 0 Read More

Kubernetes Myth #01: You Need 3 Control Plane Nodes!

We've all heard this: "Kubernetes requires at least 3 control plane nodes for high availability!"But here’s the reality—that’s not always true.Take AWS EKS, for example. It runs with only 2 API ...

12.03.2025 0 Read More

Kubernetes Myth #02: All Pods Are Created Using the API Server and Scheduler

❌ Myth: Every Pod in Kubernetes is created through the API server and scheduled by the Kubernetes scheduler.✅ Reality: Not all Pods follow this path! There’s a special type of Pod that completel...

12.03.2025 0 Read More

Kubernetes Myth #05: ClusterIP is Only for Internal Communication

🛑 The Myth: "A ClusterIP service in Kubernetes is only for internal communication."✅ The Reality: Yes, a pure ClusterIP service is internal. But… even NodePort and LoadBalancer services rely on...

12.03.2025 0 Read More

Kubernetes Myth #06: Kubernetes Pods Always Need a Service Account

🛑 Myth: "Every pod in Kubernetes must need a service account to function."✅ Reality: A service account is only needed when a pod needs to communicate with the Kubernetes API server or requires an...

12.03.2025 0 Read More

Kubernetes Myth #07: K8s Uses Limits and Requests for Scheduling

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Why Java Developers Should Choose Jakarta EE / Microprofile Framework

Deploying AKS Automatic clusters with Pulumi: A step-by-step guide

GBase Cloud Data Warehouse (GCDW): Unlocking New Potential in Data Utilization

Have You Heard About Cloud Native Buildpacks?

How Kubernetes Principles Can Shape a Better Internal Developer Platform

Kubernetes Myth #01: You Need 3 Control Plane Nodes!

Kubernetes Myth #02: All Pods Are Created Using the API Server and Scheduler

Kubernetes Myth #05: ClusterIP is Only for Internal Communication

Kubernetes Myth #06: Kubernetes Pods Always Need a Service Account

Kubernetes Myth #07: K8s Uses Limits and Requests for Scheduling

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