Learn how to create a Kubernetes admission controller in Java and deploy it to an existing cluster.
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Philippe Sevestre
Software Engineer and Technology Consultant based in São Paulo – Brazil, with 20+ years of experience working on a wide variety of business applications. Particularly interested in system integration technologies, frameworks and software development methodologies.
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Creating, Updating and Deleting Resources with the Java Kubernetes API
Filed under DevOps
Learn how to manipulate Kubernetes resources using the Java Kubernetes API library.
Using Namespaces and Selectors With the Kubernetes Java API
Filed under DevOps
Explore different ways to filter resources using the Java Kubernetes API client.
Using Watch with the Kubernetes API
Filed under DevOps
Learn about different ways to create Kubernetes Watches using the Java API client.
Paging and Async Calls with the Kubernetes API
Filed under DevOps
Explore how to use paging and asynchronous calls with the Kubernetes Java API.
A Quick Intro to the Kubernetes Java Client
Discover the Kubernetes API for Java.
Using Custom User Providers with Keycloak
Filed under Security
Learn how to create a custom provider for Keycloak.
Using JNA to Access Native Dynamic Libraries
Filed under Core Java
Learn how to use JNA to access native code easily when compared to JNI.
Introduction to ArchUnit
Filed under Architecture
ArchUnit is a library for checking the architecture of our Java code. Let’s explore it.
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Quick Guide to Sentry
Filed under Logging
Learn how to use Sentry with Java-based server-side applications.
Best Practices When Using Terraform
Filed under Cloud
Learn about some best practices when using the popular DevOps tool Terraform
Introduction to Terraform
Filed under Cloud
Take a quick tour of Terraform, one of the most popular tools used by DevOps teams to automate infrastructure tasks