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So what is Kubernetes? Kubernetes is open source software that allows you to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale. And, containerization is defined as a form of operating system virtualization, through which applications are run in isolated user spaces called containers, all using the same shared operating system (OS). So a container is essentially a fully packaged and portable computing environment.

Lets start with what ansible is: Ansible is an open-source (free to use for all for learning and developing) automation tool. It can be used to manage configurations, deployment of applications, orchestrating (integrating) multiple services and provisioning (setting up the IT infrastructure) and more just by writing a simple yaml…

To make technology reachable to the masses we must come up with ways in which the user has very little to no knowledge of the said technologies and is still able to use them as if they were at the tips of their fingers. By making a python menu of…

AWS has lots of services, some I’ve explored and written about before, and some I’m yet to explore. For this article let’s stick to its CloudFront service. Amazon CloudFront is a fast content delivery network (CDN) service that securely delivers data, photos, APIs, Applications etc. …

AI, ML seem to be some of the most trending terms in the technological world at the moment. So what are they? And more importantly, why are they so important? The answers lay in the enormous and unimaginable benefits they are lending to MNCs (Multi National Companies). Let us take…

In order to automate, we need to use the CLI commands. Knowing how to use AWS from command line interface is thus essential if we want to automate or create anything using it’s enormous power. I’ve concentrated more on the approach of learning how to find the commands behind: Creating…

Linux, the name is everywhere. Whether you are a techie or a layman, everyone has seen the black screen in movies that the hackers keep typing on and get unimaginable things done on, within moments. Yes, the supremely powerful Linux shell is what I’m talking about. Not everyone has enough…