Hello World !

This is my first post, excited to begin as a blogger..!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Git - Cheat Sheet: A Quick Guide to Git Commands

Image
Git, the ubiquitous version control system, empowers developers to efficiently manage their codebase. Whether you're a Git novice or a seasoned pro, having a cheat sheet handy can be a game-changer. Let's explore a comprehensive Git cheat sheet to help you navigate your repositories with ease. 1. Setting Up Git:    - **Configure User Information:**      ```      git config --global user.name "Your Name"      git config --global user.email "your@email.com"      ```    - **Initialize a Repository:**      ```      git init      ``` 2. Basic Commands:    - **Clone a Repository:**      ```      git clone <repository_url>      ```    - **Check Repository Status:**      ```      git status      ```    - **Add Changes to Staging:**     ...
Read more

My Kubernetes Lab Setup - Using Vagrant & Docker

Image
My everyday driver is a Windows 10 PC, and today we will install minikube on Ubuntu 20.04 running as a Vagrant VM. I have already installed Hashicorp's Vagrant and Oracle VirtualBox on the PC to build up several environments for testing. You may know more about Vagrant from here , and get both downloaded from here ( Vagrant , VirtualBox ). Post installing Vagrant & Virtualbox now time to get our Kubernetes lab setup up and running. What is Minikube ? Minikube is an open-source tool that enables developers to easily set up and manage local Kubernetes clusters for development and testing purposes. By creating a single-node Kubernetes cluster within a virtual machine on the user's local machine, Minikube provides a convenient and isolated environment for simulating Kubernetes deployments. Its user-friendly command-line interface, compatibility with various virtualization drivers, and support for Kubernetes addons make Minikube an essential tool for developers looking to learn,...
Read more

AWS VPC: A Beginner’s Guide

Image
Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a powerful networking service called Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). In this blog post, we’ll delve into what VPC is, explore its functions, and provide practical examples to illustrate its capabilities. What is Amazon VPC? Amazon VPC is a virtual network dedicated to your AWS account. It allows you to create isolated network environments within the AWS cloud. Here are the key features of VPC: Custom IP Address Range: You can define your own IP address range for your VPC. Subnets: Divide your VPC into subnets to organize resources and control network traffic. Routing: Configure route tables to direct traffic between subnets and to external networks. Security Groups: Set up security rules to control inbound and outbound traffic. Connectivity Options: VPCs can be connected to the internet, other VPCs, or on-premises networks. Components of Amazon VPC 1. Subnet Function: A subnet is a defined range of IP addresses within your VPC. Purpose: Organize r...
Read more