Last year, I passed the very first Azure certification with the support of some excellent online courses I used. This year I plan to pass another Azure certification. I am working in parallel on two different Azure certifications; the DevOps one is one of them. In addition to the online…

The book “Edge Computing Systems with Kubernetes” was on my top priority reading planned for this year, and now it’s done :) First disclaimer: I didn’t go throug all the practical stuff which is described in this book (to be honest :) ) BUT I did do the the first…

Since my last post about a book I read about Ansible (yes sorry… Anible again), I thought I was done with this subject and I knew all that was needed to know about Ansible (in theory at least), well I was a bit wrong. While what I already read was…

If your answer is yes, the IBM “Build Lab” team (the team I’m part of) provides an end-to-end solution which make it easy to deploy and use a fully operational NLP solution in just an hour. And this solution could be used right away. …

It’s been a while since I was looking for a real good read on Ansible, fortunately I came across two books.

Just another post before starting the vacation time, and I promise I won’t be reading books on IT during my holidays :D Following my first AWS Cloud certification last month, I had the opportunity to read a book on development applications on Amazon Web Services: Build Customized Apps with Amazon…

Recently I got the opportunity to read the “Machine Learning on Kubernetes: A practical handbook for building and using a complete open-source machine learning platform on Kubernetes” book. The book begins with an overview of machine learning and describes the basics of MLOps. There is also a nice introduction on Kubernetes…

Using operators to manage the lifecycle of multi-cloud, Kubernetes-based applications — With Kubernetes, organizations can automate the deployment and management of distributed, multi-cloud applications. While Kubernetes includes many capabilities to manage workloads, it is not aware of operational requirements of specific applications, meaning manual tasks can still become a burden. Fortunately, Kubernetes is a platform designed for extension, and its automation…

This post describes how to put in place a metrics gathering through Prometheus for a Kubernetes/OpenShift “operator”. This assumes either you are the coder of the operator (written in Go language) or you have access to the source code to modify it :D The team members of the whole project…