Using private container image registries is a common practice in the industry, as it ensures applications packaged within the images are just accessible for users which hold the right set of credentials. Besides, in some cases, using credentials for some registries helps overcoming pull rate limitations, for example when using paid subscriptions for DockerHub. The […]
Tag: k8s
Understanding k8s Deployments☸️💡
If you have already deployed complex applications in Kubernetes, you may have noticed how many different resources you need to deploy and interconnect just to make them work (and thus, this post is going to be just too easy for you). If you’re new to Kubernetes, this post will help you to have a quick […]
