Published inDevOps.devAuto-start and auto-shutdown your Azure VMIf you have resource(such as VM) in your cloud provider(e.g, Azure, AWS etc), do you use the resource all the time? If not, you probably…May 20May 20
Published inDevOps.devContinuous Integration and Continuous Deployment for Machine Learning Projects using GitHub ActionsMachine learning projects bring together a lot of moving parts: data, code, and models. As these projects expand, keeping everything…May 19May 19
Published inDevOps.devMonitor GPU nodes in AWSDeep learning workloads often rely on GPUs (graphics processing units) due to their parallel processing capabilities. Amazon Web Services…May 18May 18
Published inDevOps.devHow to scale Kubernetes clusters in cloud environmentKubernetes has been the most popular container orchestration system in the world. Many public cloud services such as AWS, GCP or Azure has…May 16May 16
How to build a chatbot in 5 minutes with Gemini APIThe world of chatbots is booming, offering engaging and informative interactions across various platforms. In this tutorial, I will show…Mar 15Mar 15
Controller runtime — handle resource deletion with predicateWhen managing Kubernetes resources, it’s essential to handle resource deletion gracefully. For example, you may want to clean up some data…Feb 18Feb 18
Functional Options PatternHave you ever wanted to create an object, but needed to pass a lot of parameters? For example, you may want to create a client and need to…Dec 2, 2023Dec 2, 2023
Published inDevOps.devSecuring Your Azure Virtual Machine: Setting Up HTTPS with Nginx and Cloud-InitI was working on a web application recently and hosting it on an Azure virtual machine. Since it is going to accept connections from the…Nov 26, 2023Nov 26, 2023
Running remote command inside a container with Kubernetes APIKubernetes provides a powerful API that allows you to interact with and manage your containerized applications. Running commands remotely…Nov 18, 2023Nov 18, 2023
Set up init process for your container in KubernetesIf you create your a in Kubernetes, you may see a process tree like this in your container:Oct 21, 2023Oct 21, 2023
