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Daily Archives: August 12, 2019
Upgrades are Hard
I think the people that run StackOverflow are pretty sharp. They’ve built a well performing site, they’ve worked on some useful open source projects, and they think through their projects. They still have issues with upgrades. Taryn Pratt, from Stack … Continue reading
Production Kubernetes
Still learning more about Kubernetes. I’ve been working through the 50 days of Kubernetes (K8s). Let’s keep exploring The API is the security boundary Everything happens with the Kubernetes API. Therefore, we want some RBAC here for the roles of … Continue reading
