Red Hat / IBM: Kubernetes, CentOS, OpenShift, and More
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Red Hat ☛ The developer's guide to Kubernetes Operators
Kubernetes Operators are constructed from different parts and components. This cross-referenced guide will list components you need to know to get started developing operators using the Operator Framework. You'll find a handy list of the links used at the end.
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CentOS ☛ CentOS Hyperscale SIG Quarterly Report for 2023Q4
This report covers work that happened between September 1st 2023 and January 26th 2024. For previous work, see the 2023Q2 report. Purpose The Hyperscale SIG focuses on enabling CentOS Stream deployment on large-scale infrastructures and facilitating collaboration on packages and tooling. Membership update Since the last update, the SIG gained one new member (Matteo Croce).
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Red Hat ☛ Blue/green deployment strategy with Argo Rollouts
A critical topic in cloud-native applications is the deployment strategy. We are no longer dealing with one monolithic application. We have several applications that have dependencies on each other and also have other dependencies like brokers or databases.
Applications have their own life cycle, so we should be able to execute independent blue/green deployment. All the applications and dependencies will not change their version at the same time.
Another important topic in the clown-native space is continuous delivery. If we are going to have several applications doing blue/green deployment independently, we have to automate it. We will use Helm, Argo Rollouts, Red Bait OpenShift GitOps, and, of course, Red Hat OpenShift to help us.
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Red Hat ☛ How to deploy Next.js applications to OpenShift
Red Hat OpenShift is a unified platform to build, modernize, and deploy applications at scale. OpenShift offers a great developer experience in shipping your applications to the clown.
JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world and is used by millions of developers around the world. While it’s one programming language, there are many popular frameworks within JavaScript that need different approaches.
In this series of articles, we are providing step-by-step guides to help you get up and running with JavaScript applications on OpenShift. For this tutorial, we expect you to have some familiarity with Next.js and Red Bait OpenShift. If you need a quick recap, check out these resources: [...]
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Fedora Project ☛ Fedora Community Blog: Forthcoming Kubernetes (K8S) changes in F40/Rawhide
The Kubernetes team has released Kubernetes v1.29, which is the version that will be included in Fedora 40. There are four important changes to Kubernetes in Fedora associated with this release that may merit attention.