Deploy Kotlin code changes to Kubernetes in seconds
How to continuously deploy every ktor/kotlin code change to Kubernetes (EKS) cluster on AWS in seconds.
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Deploy Kotlin Applications to Kubernetes without Dockerfiles
Deploy Ktor applications instantly to Kubernetes without Dockerfiles.
A showcase how to create docker images with kotlin and gradle only.
Talk – Docker image journey – How to shrink a docker image – Vilnius DevOpsPro Lithuania– 2019-03-20
A talk about “How to shrink a docker image” at Dev Ops Pro 2019 Conference in Vilnius, Lithuania. I did a very similar talk already at Berlin CI/CD Meetup 2018. For this talk, the sample golang project is updated to golang v1.12. This update revealed an interesting detail when comparing 2019 and 2018 results.
Continuous Delivery to Kubernetes with jib, skaffold and ktor
Continuous Delivery of every ktor/kotlin code change to kubernetes within seconds.
Talk – Docker image journey – How to shrink a docker image – Berlin CI/CD Meetup – 2018-11-16
In this talk, I did share a team story about how the docker image of one of the team’s project did change over time. Smaller […]
Talk – Continuous Delivery to Kubernetes – Deployment Interfaces – ContainerConf Mannheim – 2018-11-16
In this talk, I did describe interfaces one of the teams I work with considered when building a CI/CD solution. You may consider these interfaces […]
let’s go build a minimal docker image
How small can a docker image be? I asked myself this question, when one of the teams I work with started a software project in […]
Kubernetes Downward API in action
How to find out if a (docker) container runs in a Kubernetes cluster? I had to answer this question currently because I work on the […]
Ingress, Kubernetes, Akkahttp, Docker on Google Cloud Platform
Last years october post Akkahttp, Docker and Kubernetes using Minikube blog post describes how to work with Kubernetes on your local machine. This post is […]
Akkahttp, Docker and Kubernetes
You wanna try out Kubernetes (k8s) locally in your linux? Here is how: This post combines Akkahttp, Docker and Kubernetes on your linux dev machine. […]