We are familiar about the Kubernetes (k8s) orchestration tool. Kubernetes is one of the most popular orchestration tool that currently use to deploy containerised workloads. K8s clusters can scale from single node to thousands os nodes. Wide verities of Kubernetes…
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How to manage your time effectively?
Q: How to manage the working time more effectively during Work From Home? How to improve Work Life Balance? How to find a me time or us time for spending time with Family and Yourself? How to plan the work…
How to configure IAM user on your Linux machine to manage AWS accounts?
Quick Intro Planning to manage your AWS services from your Linux machine? How we can manage different AWS accounts from single Linux machine? Does awscli support multiple AWS profiles? How to do that? Here you can manage your AWS services…
Not a technical blog, it’s about Azhimala Shiva Statue that we visited recently
After a long time, it was a morning ride with the family. Morning trips always gives a huge vibe in us and this too had the same. Our trip was to Azhimala Shiva temple to see the huge Shiva Statue…
CSF commands for Unix/Linux servers
csf commands. Config Server Firewall is abbreviated as CSF. CSF is the most commonly using firewall application to secure Linux servers. CSF has wide range of options to manage Linux firewall via comman-line and from the control panel. The csf installation…
[How to] Ways to monitor Prometheus exporters
How to monitor Prometheus exporters? Monitor application and node exporter, Prometheus. Python script to monitor Prometheus exporters from Prometheus servers. Different methods to monitor Prometheus exporters. API call to monitor remote Prometheus exporters A quick introduction to Prometheus Prometheus is an…
How to convert or concatenate integer with string variable in Python?
Convert int to str. Simple way to concatenate integer and string variables – Python. In some cases, you have to concatenate integer variables to string variables in your Python script. You can not do this by simply using the (+) sign. In…