We run multiple microservices on Kubernetes. Our CI/CD pipeline builds and pushes a Docker image, updates the image tag in a values file, and then GitOps tooling detects…
We run several microservices on Kubernetes. After a Docker image is built and pushed to a registry, our CI pipeline updates the image tag in Git, and Argo…
We deploy several .NET microservices to Kubernetes, and each service has its own configuration. Currently, a Jenkins job generates an application.json file, which is deployed as a ConfigMap…
We run EKS with ArgoCD, Helm, and GitLab. Our GitOps repository has separate directories and values files for dev, SIT, and UAT. Secrets are already managed through AWS…
We run EKS with Argo CD, Helm, and GitLab. Our GitOps repository has separate directories and values files for dev, SIT, and UAT. Secrets already live in AWS…
I have extensive experience but have never designed configuration management for a fleet of applications. We deploy .NET microservices to Kubernetes, each with its own configuration. Today, a…
We currently send application logs to nine OpenSearch instances. The saved objects and dashboards are almost identical across them, but each instance uses different namespaces or index names.…
We currently send application logs to nine OpenSearch instances. Most saved objects and dashboards are identical, but the namespaces and index names differ between instances. I'd like to…
We deploy a fleet of .NET microservices to Kubernetes, and each service currently receives a generated application.json file through a ConfigMap. A Jenkins job builds that file before…
How are you managing DCIM/IPAM information—such as prefixes, VLANs, IP addresses, devices, and DNS—in an Infrastructure-as-Code or GitOps-style workflow? I've been considering tools like NetBox or Nautobot with…
I'm designing a workflow for managing DCIM and IPAM data alongside infrastructure as code. I've been looking at NetBox or Nautobot with Terraform/OpenTofu, using Git as a possible…
I'm learning Kubernetes and CI/CD, and I'd like to practice a realistic GitOps workflow with ArgoCD and an external CI system such as GitHub Actions. Minikube and Kind…
I manage enterprise Kubernetes clusters using a monorepo-based bootstrap strategy. Each cluster currently runs one Flux installation, while the repository contains GitRepository resources under an apps/ directory that…
I'm learning Kubernetes and CI/CD. Minikube and Kind work well locally, but they aren't publicly reachable, so I can't easily connect an external GitHub Actions workflow or test…
I manage enterprise Kubernetes clusters using a monorepo-based Flux bootstrap. Each cluster has one Flux installation, and within that repository I define GitRepository resources under an apps/ directory…
We deploy several containers onto a customer-managed node. This started as a simple setup managed with Ansible, including container state, configuration files, and mounted volumes. It has since…
We currently operate around 100 customer-site Kubernetes clusters and want an architecture that can grow beyond 1,000 without becoming unmanageable. The clusters are generally small, with a mix…
We have a customer-managed node where we run several containers. The setup started simple, so I used Ansible to deploy the containers, manage their state, configure mounted files,…
I'm building an open-source Kubernetes optimization tool that analyzes Prometheus and OpenCost data to identify opportunities such as CPU and memory rightsizing, idle workloads, and other resource-efficiency improvements.…
We currently operate around 100 customer-site Kubernetes clusters and want an architecture that can grow beyond 1,000 without becoming unmanageable. The fleet is mostly small Linux-container clusters, with…