What you Yaml is What you get - Using Helm without Tiller
When starting with Kubernetes, learning how to write manifests and bringing them to the apiserver is usually the first step. Most probably kubectl app …
First 100 Days as a Marketer in a Remote-First Cloud Services Startup IIIDay 31 - 60
Day 31 - 60 The Learning Curve The first round of dust settled pretty quick. The daily routine taking hold, legal to work in Germany, got the equipmen …
Deep Dive Into Kubernetes Networking in Azure
We started building our azure-operator in the fall of 2017. One of the challenges that we faced was the networking architecture. We evaluated multiple …
First 100 Days as a Marketer in a Remote-First Cloud Services Startup IIDay 1 - 30
Day 1 - 30 Running into the Darkness at Full Speed After securing a position at Giant Swarm, I had about 2+ months before I started, which is unnervin …
Production-grade Kubernetes Now in an Azure Region near You
We’re thrilled to announce that Giant Swarm is now available on Azure. This adds to the support we already have for AWS and on-premise installations a …
First 100 Days as a Marketer in a Remote-First Cloud Services Startup IDay 908
Day 908 The Marketing Guy For the past 12 years, I have been employed as a marketer. Starting off at a metro newspaper in NE Florida in 2006 and findi …
Cost Analysis for Kubernetes Clusters on AWS Using Tags
Tracking the cost of your infrastructure is an important task, especially when you are running a large variety of workloads. It is common for our cust …
Using Kubernetes LoadBalancer Services on AWS
Cloud Providers are a powerful concept in Kubernetes that provide cloud specific extensions. On AWS, Kubernetes Services of type LoadBalancer are a go …
Monitoring On-Demand Kubernetes Clusters with Prometheus
Monitoring our infrastructure is of paramount importance at Giant Swarm, as our customers rely on us to provide fully-operated clusters that power som …
