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December 21, 2024
Signal Handling in Three Languages
Signal processing in three scripting languages: Run: Run: Run:
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Docker Image Layers
Each instruction in a Dockerfile (like RUN, COPY, or ADD) creates a new layer. These layers are stacked on top of each other to form a complete...
December 7, 2024
Docker RUN v ADD v COPY
I was wondering why we needed specific commands like COPY, instead of just RUN cp file1 file2. Research, and a colleague, says there are two reasons:
Basically,...
December 7, 2024
Docker RUN v CMD v ENTRYPOINT
RUN - (buildtime) during image build, lines in a bash script to install everything for the image. Most Dockerfiles will have many of these. Each one creates a docker layer. It's a good idea to...
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Kubernetes Control Plane
Control Plane is a group of components to run the cluster; Data Plane is everything that is actually the app and things supporting the app. It's like the Control Plane is the OS and the Data Plane is...
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Add a Kubernetes Cluster Context
This is for my own understanding. Please don't assume it is 100% correct.
Each cluster provider will have some sort of kubeconfig command so you can add a context locally, for whatever...
November 23, 2024
Difference Between Kubernetes yaml and Helm Chart
This is for my own understanding. Please don't assume it is 100% correct. A helm chart is an abstraction that allows you to group multiple k8s configuration files into one package and deploy...
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Kubernetes Helm Releases
This is for my own understanding. Please don't assume it is 100% correct. When releasing with helm, the release name typically stays the same when you then upgrade a Helm chart. The release name...
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