Posted on Sep 4 • Originally published at metalbear.com The Kubernetes 1.34 release, “Of Wind & Will (O’ WaW)”, sets sail with a collection of features that may not grab h...

Kubernetes provides multiple ways to run workloads on clusters, with DaemonSet and Deployment being two commonly used controllers. While they may seem similar, they serve different purposes and are...

Many PDFs are just images — scanned contracts, invoices, or reports. They're unreadable by machines and non-searchable by humans. What if you could automate adding a searchable text layer and then ...

You are running your applications in Docker containers. Your team keeps growing. Your infrastructure demands keep scaling beyond what Docker Compose can handle efficiently. Sound familiar? You have...

Build times kill developer productivity. Nothing frustrates engineers more than waiting nearly an hour for code to compile while client deadlines loom overhead. Last month, our team faced exactly t...

Understanding Kubernetes can be difficult or time-consuming. In order to spread knowledges about Cloud technologies I started to create sketchnotes about Kubernetes. I think it could be a good way,...

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Posted on Aug 26 • Originally published at ngrok.com Workflow automation is one of those things that often works best when you host it yourself. Why? Because the tools you...

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Posted on Aug 22 • Originally published at devops-daily.com Setting CPU and memory requests too high in Kubernetes wastes money and reduces cluster efficiency. This guide ...

Posted on Aug 18 • Originally published at danielcristho.site Hello! In this post I'll walk through how to use Caddy as a reverse proxy and Docker for containerization to ...

Docker Compose has completely changed the game in how we run and connect a multi-service application. Just execute a single line of command, and everything is up and running, and all the services a...

This project demonstrates how to containerize a website using Docker and deploy it. We will be hosting this website on Azure. By leveraging Docker's containerization capabilities, this project show...

When working with AI/ML workloads, you might have custom-trained models on your local machine or in cloud storage that you want to deploy into an AWS VM (such as an EC2 instance). One efficient way...

If you’ve ever needed OCR (Optical Character Recognition) in your projects, you’ve probably come across Tesseract — the open-source OCR engine by Google. Running Tesseract locally is great, but wha...

Redis is a lightning-fast, in-memory key-value store that’s perfect for caching, sessions, queues, and more. Docker makes it incredibly easy to spin up Redis in seconds without installing it on you...

Easily serve LLaMA models using Ollama inside a Docker container and expose it for external access via port 11434. You can also use ollama run llama if CLI is installed and pointed to this container.

Posted on Aug 7 • Originally published at sliplane.io I've had my ups and downs with WordPress, I'm not a hardcore fan to be honest, but you can't deny it's popularity.

Posted on Aug 5 • Originally published at sliplane.io Remember when serverless was going to revolutionize everything? Well, LLMs just delivered the killing blow.

I didn’t plan to automate my life. It started with a single annoying task copying Twitter DMs into Notion. Felt dumb. Repetitive. Manual. It was the kind of thing a script should do while I eat noo...