Read and write to a volume mount in kubernetes even after forcibly deleting the PersistentVolume
Consider the following setup:
Azure AKS – Single app using all connections
We had an issue with our cluster resulting in outage due to failing outgoing connections.
How to detect if there was any activity for a particular namespace in k8s cluster
In our Kubernetes cluster, we manage multiple namespaces. Our focus is on optimizing the cost of running the cluster. By identifying idle namespaces, we can potentially reduce costs significantly. This process of potential deletion is a key step in our cost-saving strategy.
AKS, how to have kubectl label nodes be persistent
I need some node affinity in some deployments (specifically to have DinD, docker in docker, run one per node in my cluster). I need to have multiple DinD but only one of the per node.
AKS, how to have kubectl label nodes be persistent or how to have pods in different cluster nodes
I need some node affinity in some deployments (specifically to have DinD, docker in docker, run one per node in my cluster). I need to have multiple DinD but only one of the per node.
AKS Automatic API Server Load Balancer Backend Pool Configuration
I have an AKS Automatic cluster with a load balancer (kube-apiserver) that was automatically created during provisioning. The backend pool of this load balancer has the following IP addresses:
Get an Azure K8s to trust a self signed certifikate
I run a private aks, this cluster runs services that also connect to other services within the wider company network. In our company we have an internally self-signed root certificate. And there is a service under the domain example.company.internal that we need to access. The certificate for example.company.internal is signed by our self-singed root certificate.