In the previous article, we described what capability BanzaiCloud Logging Operator provides and its main features. So, today we are going to see how we can implement it. The first thing we need to do is to install the operator itself, and to do that, we have a helm chart at our disposal, so the […]
Kubernetes
Empower Log Aggregation in Kubernetes with BanzaiCloud Logging Operator
We already have talked about the importance of Log Aggregation in Kubernetes and why the change in the behavior of the components makes it a mandatory requirement for any new architecture we deployed today. To solve that part, we have a lot of different stacks that you probably have heard about. For example, if we […]
Grafana Loki and MinIO: A Perfect Match!
Grafana Loki is becoming one of the de-facto standards for log aggregation in Kubernetes workloads nowadays, and today, we are going to show how we can use together Grafana Loki and MinIO. We already have covered on several occasions the capabilities of Grafana Loki that have emerged as the main alternative to the Elasticsearch leadership […]
Learn How to Write Kubernetes YAML Manifest more Efficiently
When we are all in this new cloud-native environment where Kubernetes is the uncontestable king, you need to learn how to deal with Kubernetes YAML manifest all the time. You will become an expert on indent sections to make sure this can be processed and so on. But we need to admit that it is […]
Kubernetes Operators: 5 Things You Truly Need to Know
Kubernetes Operator has been the new normal to deploy big workloads on Kubernetes, but as some of these principles don’t align immediately with the main concepts of Kubernetes usually generates a little bit of confusion and doubts when you need to use them or even create them. What Are Kubernetes Operators? Operators are the way […]
Top 6 Kubectl Commands and Kubectl Tips
Kubectl command can be the most used command you can type when working with the Kubernetes ecosystem. As you know, kubectl is the open the door to all the Kubernetes world as pretty much all of our interactions go through that part, unless you are using a CLI approach. So, based on the productivity principles, […]
MinIO: Multi Cloud Object Storage
All The Power of Object Storage In Your Kubernetes Environment In this post, I would like to bring to you MinIO, a real cloud object storage solution with all the features you can imagine and even some more. You are probably aware of Object Storage from the AWS S3 service raised some years ago and […]
Top 3 Options To Deploy Scalable Loki On Kubernetes
Deployment Models for a Scalable Log Aggregation Architecture using Loki Deploy a scalable Loki is not an straightforward task. We already have talked about Loki in previous posts on the site, and it is becoming more and more popular, and usage becomes much more regular each day. That is why I think it makes sense […]
How To Enable Access Logs on Openshift Default Routes
Put some brain when a route is not working as expected, or your consumers are not able to reach the service We all know that Openshift is an outstanding Kubernetes Distribution and one of the most used mainly when talking about private-cloud deployments. Based on the solid reputation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Openshift was […]
How To Improve Your Kubernetes Workload Development Productivity
Telepresence is the way to reduce the time between your lines of code and a cloud-native workload running. We all know how cloud-native workloads and Kubernetes have changed how we do things. There are a lot of benefits that come with the effect of containerization and orchestration platforms such as Kubernetes, and we have discussed […]