Do you own a Nintendo Switch that you wish you could re-purpose into a portable container cluster? Since the answer is inevitably yes, join me as we take a look at how we can turn a popular handheld console into a scalable PaaS in your pocket.
I recently passed my Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) exam and along the journey made note of a number of useful resources. Hopefully some of this information can better prepare you for your own exam.
Kubeflow can better equips your Data science team with a self service access to all the resources they might need to build out Machine learning pipelines and applications. Pair this with Cognito and you have a secure way to work on data projects from anywhere in the world collaboratively.
Configure a number of different Istio Ingress Gateways allowing traffic in for our various services.
Configure Istio VirtualService components to route Kiali, Jaeger, Prometheus and Grafana endpoints to the correct services.
Initialising the Istio Custom Definitions and installing Istio onto our fresh Kubernetes cluster.
A brief introduction into Istio and its role in modern production Kubernetes. We prepare for the future instalments of Practical Istio.
Deployment of Kubernetes onto GKE making use of GCP Deployment Manager. The process insures we end up with a robust private cluster to work with moving forward.
Containerising PyTorch models in a repeatable way. Deploy OpenAI's GPT-2 model and expose it over a Flask API. Finally deploy it to GCP repositories and publish it on a k8s cluster using Cloud Run.
Going through the steps required to migrate and host Animal Shelter Manager (ASM3) on Google Cloud. Includes creating and managing a GKE Kubernetes instance and images stored on GCR