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Kubernetes CLI (kubectl) tips you didn't know about
A collection of more than 20 Kubernetes CLI tips from the community.
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How to configure Firebase emulators with Next.js?
Firebase emulators are a suite of Firebase service emulators that allow you to run and test your applications locally. This article describes how to configure and use them with Next.js

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Running Hugo on free Ampere VM (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure)
In this article, I'll take you on a journey of setting up a free-for-life virtual machine instance running on OCI. We'll be creating the account, a virtual machine instance, creating a Github repository with Hugo, setting up Nginx on the VM, and obtaining a free SSL certificate.

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How to use kwatch to detect crashes in Kubernetes clusters
kwatch is an open-source tool that detects crashes in Kubernetes Pods in real-time and sends the notifications to supported backends. In this post, we'll show you how to deploy and configure kwatch to send Kubernetes Pod crash notifications to PagerDuty.
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Continuous profiling in Kubernetes using Pyroscope
In this blog post, we will discuss continuous profiling and then instrument a couple of microservices running on Kubernetes using an open-source tool called Pyroscope.

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Monitoring containers with cAdvisor
Monitoring with cAdvisor allows you to gather information about individual Docker containers. cAdvisor runs as a daemon and collects the information about running containers, crunches the data, and exports it to your backend system of choice (Prometheus, ElasticSearch, StatsD). This article shows you how to install cAdvisor and get the metrics to show up on a dashboard in Grafana.

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Creating a Kubernetes cluster in Google Cloud (LAB)
In this first lab in the series of Kubernetes labs, we'll learn how to create a Kubernetes cluster in Google Cloud

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Your first Kubernetes Pod and ReplicaSet (LABS)
You've created your Kubernetes cluster and now it's time to put it to use. In this second lab you'll create your first Kubernetes Pod and your first Kubernetes ReplicaSet

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Container Lifecycle Hooks
The concept of hooks is well-known in the tech world. Events usually trigger hooks, and they allow developers to react to those events and run some custom code. But how can you do the same in the context of Kubernetes and containers?