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DevTunnel – A Reverse Proxy Tunnel

DevTunnel – A Reverse Proxy Tunnel

I wanted to have the option to run a web-application on my local machine, and make it seem as if it is running as part of a collection of web-applications on a remote cluster. The collection of web-applications on the cluster make up the whole of a web-site, and during development you might want to “replace” one of the web-app’s by a version on your own machine, which is under development. Note: where this story mentions web-app or web-proxy, you…

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Kubernetes: Isolate Crashed Pod

Kubernetes: Isolate Crashed Pod

Introduction If you are running your pod (services / containers) on a Kubernetes cluster, and the pod runs into problems, you can decide to take it out of the load, but keep the pod running for further investigations. TL;DR; See the notes section on this site for the short summary; Note: Kubernetes Isolate Crashed Pod Kubernetes Recap Lets start with a summary of the Kubernetes components which are involved, here is a small (simplified) recap of how the parts fit…

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Find Kubernetes Ingress Rules

Find Kubernetes Ingress Rules

Suppose you have a kubernetes cluster, which contains a large set of ingress rules, of which many are used for the same hostname (just using different context-root’s / paths). In this case it can be hard to find out which rule is used for a certain URL. To help out in this situation I have created a Linux script to make a nice overview of paths mapped to what services by which ingress rules. You still have to read through…

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Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 6 Oauth2 and Web

Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 6 Oauth2 and Web

The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Oauth2 and Web: To-Do or not…

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Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 5 From Legacy Monolith to Services

Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 5 From Legacy Monolith to Services

The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Introduction Lets start by defining the…

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Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 4 – Oauth2/Scopes

Micro-services Architecture with Oauth2 and JWT – Part 4 – Oauth2/Scopes

The last number of years I have been working in the area of migrating from legacy monolith (web) applications to a (micro) service oriented architecture (in my role of Java / DevOps / Infrastructure engineer). As this is too big of a subject to put in a single blog post, I will split this in 6 parts; (1) Overview, (2) Gateway, (3) Identity Provider, (4) Oauth2/Scopes, (5) Migrating from Legacy, (6) Oauth2 and Web. Introduction Recap: In the previous articles…

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Fluent Bit Elastic Search Data Type Filter

Fluent Bit Elastic Search Data Type Filter

Summary I have created a Fluent Bit LUA Filter to force proper data types to be send to our Elastic Search (log collector) Database, to prevent Elastic from rejecting the log records. GitHub Project: https://github.com/atkaper/fluent-bit-lua-filter-elastic-data-types Environment We are running a bunch of (on premise) Kubernetes clusters, all having around 20 nodes, with many deployments on it. The deployments use different technologies; Java, Kotlin, Node.js, GO, Python, C, … and quite some standard open source applications. Most of them have been…

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K8S Tiller/Helm History Cleanup

K8S Tiller/Helm History Cleanup

GitHub Project: https://github.com/atkaper/k8s-tiller-history-cleanup Introduction WARNING: This is about helm 2, in the old days… (2019) Please move to helm 3+, and do not use this old cleanup anymore 😉 Article just kept for historic purposes. In our on premise Kubernetes cluster, we use Helm for a big part of our application / micro-services deployments. Helm uses an engine called Tiller (which is a deployment in the cluster). It executes the installs / updates / deletes, and it stores the results…

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