Infrastructure-as-code is not a new subject, but it is often relies on yaml rather than code when you are using tools like Ansible or Terraform. But, when you're a developer, it would be cooler to be able to code your infrastructure rather than descr...
GitLab have a nice feature to easily generate a static website from markdown files. It's called GitLab Pages. Even if it's a very useful feature for instance to share some technical documentation on a project, it can be quite painful to make it nice ...
Handling secrets in a Kubernetes cluster is quite common but should be handled carefully. With external-secrets, it is easily possible to plug a secret management system into your cluster to have clean secret management. If you are using Kubernetes m...
In this new article, we will talk about Helm, about #GitOps, about Flux and a little about GitLab. The objective is to explain how to create and publish a Helm chart, in a GitLab registry, and then deploy it with GitOps approach with the help of Flux...
In a previous article, I introduced FluxCD to bring GitOps approach to a project. This is quite interesting but mostly based on command-line interaction which can be painful for some users. Fortunately, weave company releases an open-source tool to e...
In this article, I'll discover the GitOps approach and how to manage environment lifecycles in a Kubernetes context. To help with this, I'll try in the meantime FluxCD, a tool to easily handle "as-code" your environments' topology in a Kubernetes clu...
