I don't have too much devOps experience, but I'm wondering what others do when it comes to old deployments on production, staging, and dev servers. Is there any value in keeping all old deployments on any of these servers? Is there any harm in deleting them? What is best practice for "cleaning up" deployments on servers? I'm starting to run out of hard drive space and deciding whether to cull come deployments or just add more gigs to the servers. Thanks in advance for any thoughts. submitted by /u/StanleyCubone [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi team, I have a frontend (react) , backend (spring) and mysql database, how can I deploy. Can I deploy all in any one compute engine like digital ocaen droplets or deploy the frontend in Netlify and backend and db together on Compute Engine. Which is the best approach, if I use netlify how it balances the load, where as in droplet containing all in one VM I use nginx as load balancer. Kindly le me know which one should I go for. Which optimized and the best way to do deployment. Thanks submitted by /u/Abishake2020 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi, so does minikube itself maintain any directory which has all the list of containers that ran on it? I was just digging around on some of the directories, found out that while executing this command : docker exec -it minikube ls -1 /var/lib/docker/containers It provided me with a subsequent list of directories which had information about the containers. Can anyone provide more insights on this? submitted by /u/Taserlazar [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Last year I’d taken over the CI/CD for the entire UI team wrangling their massive web monorepo, porting iOS to Az and building everything from the command line, as well as Android. I was handling building and detecting all of the apps on the web, containerizing them, and generating reports for them. Backend was a different story as they do something completely different. So everything was nice and consolidated into AZDO. Well, the UI director recently decided that they were taking over CI and I would handle delivery of the artifacts. Now they’re using GitHub Actions. Now I feel like we’re dig ..read more

I have implemented a web admin panel for managing files on S3 for different clients several times. Now, I've thought that it would be nice to create my own product that everyone could install on AWS to work with files on S3. The project itself is open-source, but I would like to earn money from it to be able to organize user support. I would like to sell it as a lifetime purchase. Could you please tell me, would you pay, for example, $50 for such a product? Or what features would you want it to have to justify the purchase? Here are the main features I would like to implement in such a projec ..read more

I am interested in purchasing the KodeKloud Standard subscription since it is $12/month right now. Not sure if it does get lower. I plan on following the devops or SRE learning path. I heard KodeKloud is great for CKA but I don't see much about the other courses. Is it worth it to get a yearly subscription? Is standard enough? I do want to learn docker, ansible, azure, aws, terraform, etc and they have it all. I also have ACG from work, should I just stick with ACG? I heard a lot of things are outdated. I went through some courses but idk, it is hard to focus on them. I plan on doing the AZ-1 ..read more

Hello all, New to Vector, trying to see if it could replace some legacy td-agent, fluentd and logstash boxes, I managed to send log files into two separate clusters, one ELK and one AWS ES (opensearch), but when doing so, if I have a logfile with say events coming from 6 months ago, all the lines come into the ELK/ES clusters with the ingested date as timestamp, not the timestamp from the event in the logfile. Message looks like this: { "_index": "app-name-2024-04", "_id": "XvkS4o4BcPX3OPb-21DZ", "_version": 1, "_score": null, "_source": { "file": "/var/log/pgpool/pgpool.log", "host": "<re ..read more

Question on how you all do Patching - both Windows and Linux? is it integrated in any way into your build process or do you use a dedicated patching software? If you use a dedicated software, what do you use? Any thoughts, regrets, lessons learned that can be shared are helpful. We still use WSUS with the old Solarwinds add on, but we want to move that into something modern and more effective. Ours is "ok" but needs improvement in all areas - Installation, Compliance, Reporting. submitted by /u/Inquisitor_ForHire [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm curious if any of you geniuses have evolved to automating k8s upgrades. I am using some tools like pluto to find depricated apis, doing manual searches to make sure things like karpenter support the release version, etc. None of this is really wrapped in automation. I am unsure if I am normal or operating like a caveman. How are you automating cluster lifecycles? submitted by /u/ohnotthatbutton [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I'm not sure if this is the correct place compared to /Kubernetes or /Docker. Maybe I'm also off base on this... Just wanted to ask about/share some thoughts/rant. I don't even have a problem just talking to the void. Is LXC/LXD not the origin of both Kubernetes and Docker? Docker originally being released essentially as a wrapper of LXC. And LXD being a container orchestrator supporting standard APIs, networking, cluster support, etc. I'm generalizing a bit, but the concepts behind LXC and LXD were well ahead of later adaptations of similar projects. These are essentially primitives of our c ..read more