I was recently in a 1-1 with my new EM and was asked what annoys me at work. The one thing that immediately popped to mind was: ‘I hate it when someone just messages me “Hello” or “Hi, how are you” when they message me for something on Slack’ It became immediately apparent that, without proper context, this could be taken the wrong way. So I thought I’d explain my thoughts here.
Kubernetes Ingress provide a way to expose HTTP(S) routes into your pods from a centralized controller and load balancer. It means you can define how the network traffic can get to your pod inside a Kubernetes resource and a controller hosted in the cluster takes care of the implementation.
Time tracking has a bad reputation, it invokes images of managers watching over your shoulder or pay being docked as you punched in minutes before your shift ended. Due to these, and many more, if you suggest to someone to start tracking their time they’re likely to look at you like you’ve gone mad.
Kubernetes networking can be a bit of a rabbit hole to debug and discover what your pods are actually doing. In this post we’ll explore at a high level how a request goes from 1 pod to another and which components control each.
Hugo is a Go based, static site generator. It has some impressive benchmarking figures, a huge catalog of impressive themes and means I don’t have to write HTML.
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