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Neste video, apresentamos o vSphere 7 com Kubernetes Nativo – também conhecido como Project Pacific, que elimina silos de infraestrutura e permite a execução de VMs e Containers em uma única plataforma. Você verá uma introdução à tecnologia seguinda de uma demonstração. Demo inicia em: 13:08 Links: Introdução ao Tanzu Kubernetes Grid & Demo com vSphere Provider: https://youtu.be/OEcwageGFn8 Introdução ao Kubernetes Cluster API & Demo com vSphere Provider: https://youtu.be/f5wcoavm1xQBesuche den offiziellen Dockers by Gerli Shop auf Mallorca! Wo du uns finden kannst? Carrer dels paraires 17 Palma de Mallorca Spanien Wir freuen uns auf deinen Besuch! :) Folge Uns auf unseren Social Media Kanälen! Facebook: facebook.com/dockersshoes/ Instagram: instagram.com/dockersbygerli/With the rise in popularity of microservices architectures and, subsequently, the rising number of production services, it’s paramount to develop resilient and observable services. This session will present some techniques that can help you test and validate services resiliency. With the help of the service mesh, Peter will also show how to apply common configuration across the whole mesh and explain how to read the numerous metrics collected by the mesh and detect anomalies sooner. After this session, you should be on an excellent path to more resilient and observable microservices, which means more confidence in the quality and that translates to faster time to production.There is a "Chicken or Egg'' challenge in GitOps. To deploy your application/workflow in a GitOps way, you need to tell your cluster to deploy it. So how do you tell your cluster to deploy your application in a GitOps fashion in a GitOps way? In this episode, we'll explore the concept of "App of Apps'' and how this can mitigate that challenge. We'll also introduce ApplicationSets, a new CRD from the Argo Project that improves upon this design. Follow us: Christian Hernandez https://twitter.com/christianh814 Chris Short https://twitter.com/ChrisShort What is GitOps Guide to the Galaxy? Every other Thursday at 3am ET hosts Christian Hernandez and Chris Short sit down to discuss everything in the GitOps universe, from end-to-end CICD pipelines to creating Git workflows. Subscribe to Red Hat's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/redhat/?sub_confirmation=1 About OpenShift: Red Hat OpenShift is an open source container application platform based on the Kubernetes container orchestrator for enterprise application development and deployment. Openshift.com https://red.ht/33Fh6uV OpenShift on github https://github.com/openshift/ OpenShift on redhat.com https://red.ht/2o4ccDk #RedHat #GitOps #KubernetesKubernetes is the most popular container orchestration platform for the automated deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. With more and more applications running in Kubernetes, it is crucial to understand Kubernetes' security risks. This talk guides you through various security risks of Kubernetes, focusing on OWASP Kubernetes Top 10 list. In live demos, you’ll find out how to exploit a range of past and present CVEs or misconfigurations in your k8s clusters, attacking containers, pods, supply chains, networks, or storage. You’ll learn about common mistakes and vulnerabilities and the best practices for hardening your Kubernetes systems.Go Incrementals Kickstarter video in order to raise funds to create a quality course to teach users about VaultAs more tools become available to automate security in Helm, we will explore how Helm Chart Repositories play a role in protecting K8 Applications. In this talk we will provide an overview and understanding of the power of Helm charts in the Kubernetes security ecosystem and the new tools being used with Helm 3. You will also get to see how Helm chart applications can be deployed, and get hands-on with how to inspect container processes, control your application state, and manage reproducible security in your builds. We’ll also dive into: - Why use trusted registries such as ChartCenter - Vulnerabilities and mitigation in your chart’s dependencies - More details around RBAC and cluster roles - Brief intro to certificates, signatures, and verification in Helm 3 - Secrets management best practices and more! Presenter: Deep Datta - Community Product Manager Deep Datta is a Product Manager with JFrog managing the GoCenter - The Central Go Modules Repository. He loves encouraging diversity in tech and he has a passion for helping people join open source communities. Before JFrog he helped build and manage open source programs at Indeed and Benetech.org. Outside of work, Deep likes to travel the world, go to live music events, learn Golang, and find beautiful places to go hiking.Группировка строк с использованием GROUP BY - один из самых мощных инструментов в арсенале аналитиков и разработчиков. Узнайте теоретические основы и практические возможности этого инструмента на открытом уроке… Что вас ждет на вебинаре: - Вспомним, как устроен GROUP BY, и рассмотрим его на наглядных примерах - Оптимизируем работу группировки в связке с индексами - Разберемся с особенностями группировки строк в PostgreSQL - Изучим несколько полезных приемов для работы с GROUP BY «PostgreSQL для администраторов баз данных и разработчиков» - https://otus.pw/t4eR/ Преподаватель: Дмитрий Кириллов - технический директор 1С-Старт Подключайтесь к обсуждению в чате - https://otus.pw/AdBJ/ Пройдите опрос по итогам мероприятия - https://otus.pw/QYcB/ Следите за новостями проекта: - Telegram: https://t.me/Otusjava - ВКонтакте: https://otus.pw/850t - LinkedIn: https://otus.pw/yQwQ/ - Хабр: https://otus.pw/S0nM/Microsoft Azure Activity logs provide insights into the Subscription, Resource Groups, or specific resource level events. The information can include when a resource is created, deleted or in the case of VM when it has been started or shutdown, It is also really helpful to get an insight about the API calls made by the user to access the machine. As mentioned in the video please find the link for a detailed understanding of the Microsoft Azure Event Hub https://youtu.be/gptvRmgwJDI Please find the below topics covered in this video 00:46 Agenda 01:13 Azure Event Hub Architecture 05:09 Visualizing Data flow 07:59 Explaining Hands-On Steps 10:03 Pre-Requisite 11:17 Creation of Event Hub Namespace 13:33 Creation of Event Hub & Consumer Group 14:45 Understanding Shared Acess policies 16:24 Creation of Azure AD application - App Registration 17:30 Assigning API permission to registered Application 19:35 Assigning roles to application 21:24 Creation of client secrets for the registered application 22:35 Understanding Splunk Add-On for Microsoft Cloud Services Ver:4.1.3 23:46 Configure the Azure App account on Splunk Add -On 25:13 Configure the Input (Azure Event Hub) on Splunk Add-On 28:42 Enable Activity Log Diagnostic Settings at the Subscription level 31:42 Validation logs on Splunk ******* WATCH OUT FOR THE BELOW SECTION FOR LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SESSION ****** Splunk Links and Docs https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/3110/ https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/released/MSCloudServices/Configureazureappaccount https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/released/MSCloudServices/Configureeventhubs https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/released/MSCloudServices/ConfigureappinAzureAD Azure Links and Docs https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/howto-create-service-principal-portal https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/roles/permissions-reference#all-roles *********** WATCH THIS SECTION FOR MY OTHER VIDEOS ************ Azure Event Hub Deep Dive Understanding - https://youtu.be/gptvRmgwJDI Launching AWS instance in AWS Console - https://youtu.be/-BGXyEdW-44 Terraform Introduction and Installation - https://youtu.be/dSWYeWeiDl8 Terraform code to set up basic infrastructure in AWS provider - https://youtu.be/nMSf9W1_D18 Terraform code to access the Instance using different methods - https://youtu.be/Gn1YmkgWB50 SIEM SPLUNK | GuardDuty | AWS GuardDuty Integration with Splunk via AWS S3 Bucket - https://youtu.be/ZmddNuCWCu4 SPLUNK | SQS | EVENT BRIDGE | GuardDuty | Amazon SQS Queue to Onboard GuardDuty Findings to Splunk https://youtu.be/4j685n6gSdE AWS | Security Hub | Introducing Security Hub | Single platform for all Cloud Security services https://youtu.be/ViUrgOMklg8 AWS | Security Hub | Splunk | Integrating AWS Security Hub with Splunk via Amazon Event Bridge https://youtu.be/7pd2PLMVqrAInterested in knowing what #Knative is and how it simplifies #Kubernetes? This video introduces you to Knative and reviews its background and history, what motivated its creation, its two core components, Serving and Eventing, and when and where you should consider using it yourself. Knative is a general-purpose serverless orchestration framework that sits on top of Kubernetes, allowing you to create event-driven, autoscaled, and scale-to-zero applications. This lecture is part of the course "Introduction to Knative". The course introduces you to Knative, taking you through the fundamentals, particularly the components Serving and Eventing. Several hands-on demonstrations are provided in which you'll learn and observe how to install Knative, and how to build and deploy serverless event-driven scale-to-zero workloads. By completing the course, you will: - Learn about what Knative is and how to install, configure, and maintain it - Learn about Knative Serving and Eventing components - Learn how to deploy serverless event-driven workloads And finally, you’ll learn how to work with and configure many of the key Knative cluster resources Start training at https://clda.co/2T1Shnl! For more updates follow us ? • LINKEDIN https://clda.co/LinkedIn • FACEBOOK https://clda.co/Facebook • TWITTER https://clda.co/TwitterRecap and Singularity.Why migrate from a monolithic application to a microservices architecture? Breaking down an application into microservices has the following advantages, most of these stem from the fact that microservices are loosely coupled: The microservices can be independently tested and deployed. The smaller the unit of deployment, the easier the deployment. They can be implemented in different languages and frameworks. For each microservice, you're free to choose the best technology for its particular use case. They can be managed by different teams. The boundary between microservices makes it easier to dedicate a team to one or several microservices. By moving to microservices, you loosen the dependencies between the teams. Each team has to care only about the APIs of the microservices they are dependent on. The team doesn't need to think about how those microservices are implemented, about their release cycles, and so on. You can more easily design for failure. By having clear boundaries between services, it's easier to determine what to do if a service is down. Some of the disadvantages when compared to monoliths are: Because a microservice-based app is a network of different services that often interact in ways that are not obvious, the overall complexity of the system tends to grow. Unlike the internals of a monolith, microservices communicate over a network. In some circumstances, this can be seen as a security concern. Istio solves this problem by automatically encrypting the traffic between microservices. It can be hard to achieve the same level of performance as with a monolithic approach because of latencies between services. The behavior of your system isn't caused by a single service, but by many of them and by their interactions. Because of this, understanding how your system behaves in production (its observability) is harder. Istio is a solution to this problem as well. In this lab you will deploy an existing monolithic application to a Google Kubernetes Engine cluster, then break it down into microservices. Kubernetes is a platform to manage, host, scale, and deploy containers. Containers are a portable way of packaging and running code. They are well suited to the microservices pattern, where each microservice can run in its own container. What you need To complete this lab, you need: Access to a standard internet browser (Chrome browser recommended). Time to complete the lab. **************************************************************************** All the task in this workshop were completed successfully If you have any doubt or if you are stuck at any step feel free to comment your issue I will try to resolve your issue as soon as I can. -----------Want to earn free money-------------. Check out honey gain All you need to do is just turn on your internet and you can earn free cash. And get 5 dollar bonus by registering though the link given below: https://r.honeygain.me/ANUJC84E53梦飞驾道原创学车视频：非字型倒车入库技巧。Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at https://www.twitch.tv/moeswipesIn this session we have covered 1. DevOps Introduction. 2. Trainers Intro. 3. Course Outline.Discover how easy it is to deploy Portainer in Kubernetes with the latest version of MicroK8s. We've also created a blog post on this topic here. https://www.portainer.io/blog/how-to-deploy-portainer-on-microk8s #portainer #kubernetes #microk8s Set of commands used in this demo: kubectl get nodes - check which nodes are ready microk8s status - outputs some useful status information, including the current state of the - MicroK8s node, and a list of all the available extensions, indicating which ones are enabled/disabled microk8s enable portainer - command to enable the portainer addon on MicroK8s kubectl get pods -n portainer - list all containerIDs within the namespace portainer ip a | grep {interface} - command to get info on network interfaces. make sure to replace {interface} accordingly ss -lnt | grep 30777 - command to list all open TCP ports filtered by port # 30777 ____________ ** Join the Portainer Community ** https://bit.ly/3qFKScc ** Got a Question? Ask the Portainer Community on Slack ** https://app.slack.com/client/T2AGA35A4 ** Follow us on social media ** Twitter https://twitter.com/portainerio Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/portainer/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/12984508/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/portainerio/ Compare Portainer Business with Portainer CE https://bit.ly/3pMrHNy Get a free trial of Portainer Business https://bit.ly/3axETzfInstall dan Konfigurasi NFS Server pada Debian 10 Dividio ini saya membahas sedikit tentang NFS pada Debian 10 dengan NFS Server #debian10 #debian11 #linux #nfsПескоструйная обработка, пескоструй, фасад, металл возможен выезд Адрес: Краснодарский край, Краснодар, Центральный округ, микрорайон Черёмушки, ул. 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Договор гарантия, наличный и безналичный расчёт Цена: 300 Звоните: 8 (918) 213-75-55IT-конференция в Уфе о проектировании и разработки ПО. Сергей Тарасенко, Software Park: Data Science / Kubernetes - как оно у нас работает.