SLSA (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) is a security framework designed to ensure the integrity and security of the software supply chain. It is a set of guidelines and best practices that aim to prevent tampering, improve integrity, and secure packages and infrastructure in software development and deployment.
Introduction One of the key factors in Kubernetes’ success is its ability to facilitate the development and deployment of resilient and highly available applications. This is achieved through a combination of features, including its containerization approach, flexible scaling mechanisms, and robust health check mechanisms. As a container orchestration system it is essential for Kubernetes to keep track of the health of the various nodes, pods and containers in the cluster. Kubernetes uses health checks to monitor the health of applications, containers & pods running in a cluster. These health checks are a critical part of the platform and are used by the Kubernetes control plane to ensure that your applications are not just up and running, but also ready and capable of performing their intended functions effectively. Health checks allows kubernetes to take appropriate corrective action by replacing unhealthy components and route traffic to healthy ones. This functionality is critical and provides the high availability and resiliency features of kubernetes. ...
Kappa architecture is a data-processing architecture that is designed to process data in real time. It is a single-layer architecture that uses a streaming processing engine to process data as it is received. This architecture is simpler and more efficient than the Lambda architecture, and it can be implemented at a lower cost.
Lambda architecture is a data processing architecture designed to handle large amounts of data by combining batch processing with real-time stream processing.Lambda architecture provides a way to handle both real-time and batch processing in a single architecture.
Data Mesh architecture is a modern approach to data engineering and data operations that aims to improve the scalability, agility, and innovation of data teams within organizations. It is based on the principles of domain-oriented ownership, product thinking, self-serve data infrastructure, platform thinking, data as a first-class citizen, democratized data access, and a culture of collaboration.
GitOps is a methodology for continuous deployment using a Git repository as the single source of truth. Argo CD is a declarative, continuous delivery GitOps operator for kubernetes. In this post we will deploy ArgoCD to a kind cluster and deploy an application, the GitOps way.
I had the pleasure of presenting a talk at the Devops Sydney meetup group. The session was recorded and is here The slides used in the presentation are below
The twelve-factor app principles are a collection of best practices for building microservices-based cloud-native applications. These applications are modular, scalable, and agile. They are designed to perform at web scale and provide high resiliency.
GitOps is a methodology for continuous deployment using a Git repository as the single source of truth. The repository contains the YAML manifests or Helm charts for the Kubernetes resources to be created. The Git repo is used to store, track and version control changes to these YAML files.
WebAssembly(WASM) is a low-level assembly-like language that is designed for efficient execution and compact representation. WebAssembly systems interface(WASI) is a runtime specification and a standard for WebAssembly interaction with the operating system.