Consider the following, not so exciting, git workflow, common in trunk-based development, where branches should be short-lived. You start by
Feature toggles in Terraform allow resources to be created or skipped dynamically using count or for_each. They make updates safer, enable selective changes, and ensure backward compatibility, helping manage infrastructure efficiently without disrupting existing setups.
Introduction When working with many Git repositories daily, things can go wrong. This is especially true during a fast-paced working
This article describes how git metadata, such as commit hash, etc. can be added to Azure resources using Terraform and Azure DevOps
This post takes a deep dive into the AKS authentication mechanism and explains how it is integrated into Entra ID
This post demonstrates how to log into an Azure Container Registry using Podman CLI
This article describes how AKS & Azure DNS can be configured to automate DNS registration for Ingress resources and certificate issuance with Let's Encrypt
This article describes how alerts can be generated whenever an autoscaling-enabled AKS node pool reaches its configured maximum node count
This article describes how a persistent volume in the state "released" can be reattached if the managed disk is still available
This post describes how a dedicated user node pool helps to increase AKS Cluster stability and how we can enforce the isolation.
This article describes how automatic HTTPS can be added to a codeless REST API created with Data API Builder & Caddy
This article describes how we can build a codeless REST API using Data API Builder and host it securely on Azure Container Instances
