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Deploying the Dashboard UI Note: Kubernetes Dashboard supports only Helm-based installation currently as it is faster and gives us better control over all dependencies required by Dashboard to run. The Dashboard UI is not deployed by default. To deploy it,…
Worker Node Group This file contains an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) architecture diagram. Azure AKS.drawio Download
In this post, we’ll walk through how to manage Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) using Python, including installing Python 2, checking Python 3, and configuring the Azure Linux Diagnostic Extension. This tutorial uses the azure-identity and azure-mgmt-compute Python packages to authenticate…
This guide explains how to use Python and the Azure SDK to start a service on an Azure VM and check its status. We’ll use the RunCommandInput from the Azure Compute Management Client to send shell commands directly to the…
Managing database storage effectively is critical to keeping applications performant and scalable. This tutorial will walk through a Python script that dynamically increases the storage capacity of an Azure SQL Database by a specified percentage. We will use the Azure…
To deploy OpenVPN using a deployment.yaml file directly in a k3s Kubernetes cluster, follow these steps to create the necessary Kubernetes resources such as the Deployment, Service, and ConfigMap to configure and run OpenVPN. Step 1: Create a Deployment for…
Infrastructure Documentation: CI/CD Pipeline Documentation: Runbooks: Monitoring and Alerting Setup: Deployment and Release Notes: Configuration Management Documentation: Security and Compliance Documentation: API Documentation: Incident Reports and Postmortems: Scripting and Automation Guides:
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Overview The dishoneprabu/wordpress-alpine:latest Docker image is a lightweight, efficient, and easy-to-use WordPress setup built on the Alpine Linux base. By utilizing Alpine, this image offers a smaller size and faster startup times compared to traditional WordPress images, making it ideal…
Import Statements: Azure Credentials and Compute Client Setup: Run Command on VM: Diagnostic Extension Settings: Protected Settings: Manage VM Extensions: Final VM Extension Details: Output:
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Steps: Volume: If you want the download data to be stored in the local host volume, then map the host volume to the below container paths