Containerized applications running in Kubernetes almost always need access to external resources that usually require secrets, passwords, keys, or tokens to gain access. Kubernetes Secrets lets you securely store these items, removing the need to store them in Pod…
This is part one of a five-part series on Kubernetes Fundamentals. Check back for new parts in the following weeks. Kubernetes is a system for automating containerized applications. It manages the nodes in your cluster, and you define the resource requirements for…
Building a highly scalable, web-based application has never been easier. With consumption-based, serverless computing, you can build your application using a distributed, microservices architecture with little to no running cost until workloads increase as your user…
