After our first demo deployment with terraform Previous post covered the practical exercise of deploying a Kubernetes deployment with terraform. This week, unlike furthering our steps into more practical example, this post will go over concept of virtual private cloud (VPC), from one of the prominent cloud provider, Amazon AWS. What is cloud? Cloud vs…
Connecting from the previous post In the last post, we walked through how to create kind cluster with configuration of your preferences. In order to step forward to familiarize ourselves with kind and terraform, this post demonstrates how terraform manages Kubernetes resources via terraform. Setup This post assumes that readers have already installed kind on…
Connecting the dots, and now what? With enough conceptual introduction, let’s visualize our understanding by building a simple example. In order to do so, there is going to be two part exercise. First, environmental setup for tools such as Helm, Kubernetes, and Terraform is necessary. Once the environmental setup is done, there comes the fun…
Connecting the dot from previous week Kubernetes and Helm is useful for developing containerized applications. Kubernetes enables ease in scaling up and down of software while Helm is useful for package management and version control. However, as size grows larger, the deployment after updates is a hectic inconsistent task, thus Terraform is there to help…
Introduction to the containerized application HPCC system has started focusing on containerizing platform and applications from bare-metal platform. While bare-metal platform requires specification of process execution to a particular physical machine, the use of containerized platform and application simplifies system management and flexibility per-demand. HPCC has started the shift from bare-metal system to containerized system…
Connecting from the previous post In the last post, we walked through how to create kind cluster with configuration of your preferences. In order to step forward to familiarize ourselves with kind and terraform, this post demonstrates how terraform manages Kubernetes resources via terraform. Setup This post assumes that readers have already installed kind on…
Connecting the dots, and now what? With enough conceptual introduction, let’s visualize our understanding by building a simple example. In order to do so, there is going to be two part exercise. First, environmental setup for tools such as Helm, Kubernetes, and Terraform is necessary. Once the environmental setup is done, there comes the fun…
Connecting the dot from previous week Kubernetes and Helm is useful for developing containerized applications. Kubernetes enables ease in scaling up and down of software while Helm is useful for package management and version control. However, as size grows larger, the deployment after updates is a hectic inconsistent task, thus Terraform is there to help…
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