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  • Easy Kubernetes Secret Integration with ExternalSecrets

    Easy Kubernetes Secret Integration with ExternalSecrets

    In a Kubernetes cluster, A Kubernetes Secret is a resource type to hold sensitive data for the apps to use, such as an API key or database password. Secrets are namespaced so if I have RBAC access to a namespace, I can pretty much see all the secrets there, as the secrets are only base64…

    April 29, 2022
    Opensource, Systems Admin
    ExternalSecret, kubernetes
  • Installation of Fedora 36 on Dell XPS 13 9380

    Installation of Fedora 36 on Dell XPS 13 9380

    I happened to have acquired a used Dell XPS 13 9380, which is a nice little ultrabook with Intel 8th gen i7 CPU, 16GB memory(not upgrade-able), 512GB nvme SSD and a beautiful 13″ 4k screen. It has Windows 10 installed. Of course I have no intention to continue to use the stock Windows 10. At…

    April 16, 2022
    Hardwares, Opensource
    Dell, Fedora, linux
  • Better Resilience for Kubernetes Pods

    I happened to notice that all 3 pods serving this blog in my Kubernetes cluster were allocated to a same node. I thought Kubernetes will try its best to shuffle pods of a deployment into different nodes by default but guess I expected too much. Note the knode3 below Have you spotted the problem? In…

    April 11, 2022
    Opensource, Systems Admin
    kubernetes
  • How to Regulate Egress Access in Kubernetes with Istio

    Usually I don’t mind to give pods unlimited egress access, ie. the pods I deployed can access the whole internet if it needs to. However when the pods take input from users it’s a whole different story. For example, running some sandbox applications such as an online Python learning environment, the workload can be abused…

    March 30, 2022
    Opensource, Systems Admin
    egress, istio, kubernetes
  • Flyway Container, MySQL and SSL/mTLS

    Flyway is a handy utility to manage database schema migrations. Very similar to the schema migration mechanism in Ruby on Rails or Django, but Flyway is a standalone tool. So it’s best suited for some project which doesn’t have database schema management yet. I needed to use Flyway for a project I worked with, the…

    March 4, 2022
    Opensource, Systems Admin
    Flyway, mysql, SSL
  • Bill Shock: The Real Cost of Tesla Model 3 After 1 Year

    Bill Shock: The Real Cost of Tesla Model 3 After 1 Year

    VicRoads timely reminded me that it’s time to renew my Tesla Model 3’s registration(rego), so it’s been a year already. I think it might be interesting to calculate the real cost of owning a (Tesla) EV. I also put imaginary figures of my previous diesel BMW there for an unfair comparison. Tesla Model 3 Previous…

    February 26, 2022
    Emerald Dreams, Energy Efficiency
    Tesla
  • Some Field Test with Google Cloud Run

    Recently I got a chance to migrate on-premise applications to GCP(Google Cloud Platform), and ran the apps in containers via Cloud Run. Here are some pros and cons that I think about the fully managed Cloud Run. Pros: Very easy to get started. As long as the app can run in a container, it can…

    February 15, 2022
    Systems Admin
    Cloud Run, Google Cloud
  • Some Tips for CKA Exams

    I’ve passed my CKA exam on my first attempt, it’s not hard because it’s the entry level certificate for Kubernetes but still a good preparation is necessary even for someone already experienced in Kubernetes. First of all, the exam is fully hands-on: every question requires a set of commands done in a terminal provided in…

    January 18, 2022
    Emerald Dreams
    kubernetes
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