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Service Mesh: What it is and why it matters?

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Service Discovery Patterns – What, Why, and How?

The Service Discovery concept is not new and has been since from the beginning of distributed computing. In simpler terms, ...
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what do you mean by shift left in DevOps world?
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What do you mean by shift left in DevOps?

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What is DevOps explained in layman terms
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What is DevOps? explained in layman terms – Part 1

DevOps is no longer a buzzword. It has evolved big time since many of us thought it was just a catchy word in recent times. In layman terms, DevOps is ...
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What is git stash?

Git is currently an essential tool for any programmer now. It is an open-source distributed version control developed by Linus Torvalds to help manage Linux kernel development. It can efficiently ...
How to Install a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube
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How to Install a Local Kubernetes Cluster with Minikube

Installing a cluster in the cloud is very easy, because almost every cloud provider has its own solutions (Google GKE , Amazon EKS , Microsoft AKS). But installing a cluster ...
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What is Kubernetes in simple words? Why use it?

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