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…

IBM Cloud offers managed Kubernetes cluster services, which could be used to deploy entreprise grade applications. When provisioning a Kubernetes cluster on IBM Cloud, one has the choice of a “real cluster” (single-zone or multi-zone);

If you want to spare some local machine disk and resources and do all your Docker preparations remotely, you can simply do it on a very affordable Linux machine on your cloud of choice. This example is specifically based in IBM Cloud. This example will guide you through all the…