Azure Arc is Microsoft’s solution for managing hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It offers unified management for resources regardless of their location, extending Azure’s capabilities to non-Azure environments. With a focus on Kubernetes, it enables consistent application deployment, security, and governance across different clusters, making it a valuable tool in complex, multi-cloud setups. Continue reading →
🆕 Had a great time at the last Seattle Scalability Meetup. I’ve also just finished processing and fixing up the talk video from this last Seattle Scalability Meetup. I feel like I’ve finally gotten the process of streaming and getting things put together post-stream so that I can make them available almost immediately afterwards. Here... Continue reading →
I ran into this issue recently. The “Invalid JWT Signature.” error while running some Terraform. It appeared to occur whenever I was setting up a bucket in Google Cloud Platform to use for a back-end to store Terraform’s state. In console, here’s the exact error. My first quick searches uncovered some Github issues that looked... Continue reading →
For to long lock-in has been referred to with an almost entirely negative connotation even though it can be inferred in positive and negative situations. The fact is that there’s a much more nuanced and balanced range to benefits and disadvantages of lock-in. Often this may even be referred to as this or that dependency,... Continue reading →
Still stumbling through determining what Kubernetes does for networking? Here’s a good piece written up by Mark Betz, titled “Understanding Kubernetes Networking: Pods”. Just reading Mark’s latest on Kubernetes is great, but definitely take a look at his other writing too, it’s a steady stream of really solid material that is insightful, helpful, and well... Continue reading →