GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

On a mission to separate the signal from the noise on topics related to #DevOps, #GitOps, #Linux and #PlatformEngineering Australia Joined December 2022

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Soren Martius @sorenmartius

2 years ago

One command to rule ‘em all :o)

Anton Babenko 🇺🇦 @antonbabenko

2 years ago

One command to rule ‘em all :o)

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Michael Levan👨🏻‍💻☕️ @TheNJDevOpsGuy

2 years ago

EVERY single one of us is STILL mastering Kubernetes. You're not too late! None of us are. Every one of us can still learn it, mold it, and get great at it

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Sid Palas @sidpalas

3 years ago

This is a valid Dockerfile for a NodeJS application. It is also a pile of 💩! We can improve: - 🔒 Security - 🏎️ Build speed - 👁️ Clarity Follow along as we go from 💩 to 🥇! (code in alt text)

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GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

3 years ago

What CI/CD looks like when you don’t have a way to run and test the pipeline locally

Dan 🐝 @thebsdbox

3 years ago

What CI/CD looks like when you don’t have a way to run and test the pipeline locally

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GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

3 years ago

In a single git repository, there can be many applications. So, there can be many CI/CD pipelines per repository. If you can’t do this easily with your CI/CD pipeline provider, you are missing a key capability that modern tools have

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Daniele Polencic — @[email protected] @danielepolencic

3 years ago

Do you know all the YAML tricks and gotchas? Are there any YAML tips for Kubernetes? Read along!

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Casey Lee @nektos

6 years ago

Building `act`, the local runner for GitHub Actions required me to go deep into how GHA works. I wrote a blog post to share what I found under the hood. 👀 liatrio.com/blog/github-ac…

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GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

3 years ago

You should be able to run your CI/CD locally too. Consider these: Act (github.com/nektos/act): if you are using GitHub Actions Dagger (Dagger.io): for general purpose Make: to reduce commands to minimal targets, when Act or Dagger is not an option

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DHH @dhh

3 years ago

"The popularization of containers rank as one of my favorite milestones of progress. But damn if the merchants of complexity didn't see such simplicity as a bug to quickly correct, and use their tractor beam of bullshit to pull us back to the Death Star." world.hey.com/dhh/they-re-re…

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GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

3 years ago

Sound analysis and yet here we are.

Steve Smith @SteveSmith_Tech

3 years ago

Sound analysis and yet here we are.

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Mike @smiggiddy

3 years ago

Fresh post, on how I'm using GitOps to git fit (sorry for the pun) lol smig.tech/blog/tech/gito…

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Daniel Bodky @d_bodky

3 years ago

The first blog post of my series on @cncf projects is out! For the letter 'A,' I chose the @argoproj, a CNCF-graduated GitOps solution! 🐙 ⬇️ See below for a TL;DR or click the link and read the article 📙 dbodky.me/blog/argocd-gi…

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GitOps Community @GitOpsCommunity

3 years ago

Kubernetes Fundamentals YAML git + kubectl run local (e.g. Docker Desktop) run on cloud (e.g. AWS, Azure or Google) know the types ("kubectl api-resources"); especially Deployment, Ingress, Service know config manipulation + pipes (e.g. "kustomize build . | kubectl diff -f-")