Tag: Kubernetes
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GitHub Container Registry and K3s
Considering we have paid GitHub accounts at work, I’ve started using the GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) for storing our production-level container images. It was my first foray not doing either: There are limitations to how much GHCR can be used with our current plan, including 2 GB of overall storage and 10 GB of transfer…
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Groovy App Deployment
As I’ve mentioned before, I do a decent bit of Groovy development at work. Most of that code runs under the context of a SaaS application that I’ve mentioned before, so worrying about most things related to the execution environment isn’t relevant. Recently, though, I had a need to write a little app to sync…
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Helm With K3s On Ubuntu
I’ve recently needed to use Helm with K3s on Ubuntu. helm is a separate application from Kubernetes that uses the standard K8s APIs in order to interface with whatever Kubernetes cluster it’s pointed at. On Ubuntu, it’s not available via apt and must be installed as a Snap: Helm will typically source its connection URL…
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K8s And Harmless Traefik Ingress Logs
While troubleshooting a recent Kubernetes issue, I ran across logs for Traefik which showed some errors. After much troubleshooting, the errors ended up being innocuous in my situation. Due to some of my inexperience with the internals of K8s, though, I didn’t realize this and was troubleshooting down the wrong path for quite some time.…