Docker vs Kubernetes: What's the Difference?
Docker builds and runs containers; Kubernetes orchestrates them across servers. Here is how they differ, how they work together and when you need one or both.
Everything we have written about kubernetes.
Docker builds and runs containers; Kubernetes orchestrates them across servers. Here is how they differ, how they work together and when you need one or both.
Containers share a kernel, VMs bring their own. Here is how they differ on isolation, startup speed, density and cost, and how to decide which one a workload needs.
What site reliability engineers actually do, the coding and operations skills SRE roles expect, project ideas, certifications and the common paths into the job.
What Helm is, how charts, values and releases fit together, and a simple walk-through of installing, upgrading and rolling back an app on Kubernetes.
Simple diagrams of blue-green and canary deployments, plus how they compare on rollback speed, infrastructure cost and risk to users.
A practical comparison of Amazon EKS, Azure AKS and Google GKE: operational effort, integrations, SLAs and how each one charges.
A practical DevOps engineer roadmap covering Linux, scripting, CI/CD, containers, infrastructure as code and monitoring, with project ideas, certifications and how people break into the role.
Practical architecture and contract choices that reduce cloud vendor lock-in without giving up the benefits of managed services, plus a step-by-step exit plan.
A plain-English guide to Kubernetes: what it does, the signs you need it, the signs you don't, and how the managed options from AWS, Azure and Google compare.
GitOps makes Git the source of truth for deployments. Here is how it works, a simple workflow diagram, the 4 core principles and how to start.