Published Apr 3, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

In my last missive I detailed out AKS and Ingress using NGinx Ingress Controllers. For public facing services this can be sufficient.  However, many businesses require tighter controls - either for...

Published Mar 28, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

I wrote most of my Azure Kubernetes guides a while back in a time where Helm 2 was standard and RBAC was an optional add-in.  Recently when doing AKS work for work, I realized really how much has c...

Published Mar 14, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

A few weeks ago, a coworker of mine posted to our slack this medium articleabout KEDA and Kafka.I wasn’t familiar with Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaler (KEDA)and wanted to find out more. It...

Published Mar 4, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

One thing that Kubernetes does particularly well is Layer 7 routing with Ingress.  If you have an HTTP/HTTPS service, there are a slew of tutorials out there as well as best practices for routing t...

Published Feb 26, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

In our last post we covered using a k3s on a Raspberry Pi4 to serve up build agents for Azure DevOps.  But what about those who use Github?  Github has a robust yaml based build system with actions...

Published Feb 16, 2020 by Isaac Johnson

We’ve explored Rancher’s K3s before as well as K3OS.  It’s a pretty handy lightweight kubernetes environment.  However, past attempts to make my Pi3b’s proper containerized build agent pools ultima...