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Kubernetes Objects

2023-08-08T00:42:57+00:00

Bookmarks Object Names and IDs Kubernetes Object Management Labels and Selectors Namespaces Annotations Field Selectors Owners and Dependents Finalizers Kubernetes Objects represent the desired state of the cluster and are created by configuration. These objects can be created, modified, or deleted via the Kubernetes API. Kubernetes Objects describes the following:        ●    what containerized applications are running and on which nodes.        ●    resources available to these applications.        ●    the policies on how these applications behave such as restart [...]

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Kubernetes Components

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Bookmarks What are Kubernetes Components? Control Plane Components Node Components Kubernetes Add-Ons What are Kubernetes Components? There are two main components to Kubernetes: Cluster and Control Plane. When deploying Kubernetes, at least one cluster will be created. A cluster contains the following components: ● Nodes. ○ Worker machines that runs containerized applications. ○ Every cluster will have at least one node. ○ Managed by the Control Plane.            ● Pods. ○ Components of an application workload. ○ Managed by the Control Plane. A cluster can be configured to run multiple [...]

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Kubernetes Fundamentals

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Bookmarks Fundamental Terminologies What is Kubernetes? Origin of Kubernetes name Deployment without Kubernetes Deployment with Virtualization Deployment with Container via Kubernetes What are Containers? Kubernetes and Docker Benefits of using Kubernetes Fundamental terminologies Containers - a lightweight, standalone, and executable package that can hold a workload. Workload - an application. This can be a single component or multiple components that work together. An example of a simple workload is a ping workload that runs every hour. An example of a complex workload is a web server that needs [...]

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Managing AWS Organizations and Accounts with AWS Control Tower

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Introduction As organizations embrace the power of the cloud and scale their operations on Amazon Web Services (AWS), managing multiple AWS accounts can become a complex and daunting task. Challenges such as decentralized governance, inconsistent security controls, and manual provisioning processes can hinder an organization's ability to harness the full potential of AWS. To address these issues, AWS Control Tower steps in as a comprehensive solution that streamlines multi-account management and governance within AWS Organizations. AWS Control Tower provides a centralized, secure, and automated approach to managing AWS accounts, enabling organizations to maintain control and compliance across their entire AWS [...]

Managing AWS Organizations and Accounts with AWS Control Tower2023-08-10T00:32:54+00:00

Managing AWS Costs with AWS Budgets and Credits

2023-08-10T01:50:59+00:00

Cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS) have become widely recognized and necessary for businesses of all sizes. However, with the convenience and flexibility of AWS come the potential challenges of managing costs effectively. It can be daunting to manage AWS costs, particularly when you have a lot of resources running in your account. Nonetheless, there is a way to help with this concern by working your AWS Costs with AWS Budgets and Credits. This provides a powerful solution for keeping cloud spending in check. In this article, we will discuss about setting up AWS Budgets to allow you to [...]

Managing AWS Costs with AWS Budgets and Credits2023-08-10T01:50:59+00:00

Cloudfront Function URL Demo

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In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up a CloudFront Function for your CloudFront distribution. We'll walk you through a scenario where we use CloudFront Functions to redirect users to different content based on their device type. By the end of this guide, you'll gain a clear understanding of how CloudFront Functions can benefit your specific use case. Creating an S3  Bucket This bucket will simply serve as a mock origin for the CloudFront distribution that we'll be creating. If you have some test buckets lying around, you may use them instead and skip this [...]

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AWS Lambda Response Streaming Demo

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Introduction Response streaming is a new invocation method that enables your functions to progressively stream response payloads back to the clients. Instead of waiting for the entire data to be ready, your applications can now receive chunks of data as soon as they become available. This means faster loading times and a more responsive user experience. Response Streaming vs. Non-Streaming (Buffering) To quickly get an idea of how it works, we need to see it in action. Below, we show two functions that have the simple task of displaying a message in HTML. The non-streaming function introduces a delay of [...]

AWS Lambda Response Streaming Demo2023-07-13T20:17:08+00:00

CloudFront Function URL

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Introduction CloudFront Functions is a feature of Amazon CloudFront that enables developers to deploy and run lightweight JavaScript functions at AWS’s global edge locations closer to the end-users. This functionality facilitates high scalability and low latency and simplifies operations by allowing developers to run code that customizes the content delivered through CloudFront.  When to Use CloudFront Functions?  CloudFront Functions is ideal for simple tasks requiring high request rates and low latency.  These tasks can include a range of activities. Modifying Cache-keys: CloudFront allows you to change certain parts of your HTTP request (like the URL, headers, cookies, and query strings) [...]

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My SAA-C03 AWS Certified Solution Architect Associate Exam Experience 2023

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Getting certified is an essential milestone for IT professionals for career advancement in today's competitive industry. The AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA-C03) is one such certification. In this article, I will share my SAA-C03 exam experience, highlighting my challenges, overcoming setbacks, and the lessons I learned, including the various SAA-C03 exam topics I encountered. Basically, the AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate certification test is an Associate-level exam of the AWS Global Certification program. Its latest exam code is SAA-C03, and the focus of this test is on designing cost-effective, scalable, high-performing, and resilient cloud solutions in the [...]

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