Reverse engineering of a Helm chart
Today we are going to run a very basic Helm chart in Docker Desktop and try to identify the connection between that Helm chart, the Docker image it has used and the service included in that Docker image.
Today we are going to run a very basic Helm chart in Docker Desktop and try to identify the connection between that Helm chart, the Docker image it has used and the service included in that Docker image.
As promised in the previous post (linked above), here is part 2 of the short series on setting up your machine to help you do wonderful code…things with Github and an IDE (PyCharm). You know, like a professional. If you have followed along the previous post, you should now have the following things ready at your disposal
1. PyCharm and Anaconda installed
2. A Working Directory for your Project
2. A Dedicated Python Virtual Environment for the Project
3. A Remote Repository on Github
Now, let’s move on to some other stuff.
How to configure Jenkins to run RobotFramework test cases
❓The problem
I wanted to demonstrate that implementing an automation testing and continuous integration system might not be so difficult after all, and the benefits will be worth the cost.

Having used Kubernetes consistently at work, I had to find a tool that could make my work easier and much better. Let us get into Kustomize and see how to use it at our work.

Google’s “Accelerate the State of DevOps 2021” report shows that 26% of survey respondents are in the “Elite” category of DevOps adoption and Puppet’s “State of DevOps Report 2021” shows that 18% of respondents are “highly evolved” in DevOps. Both reports show more and more companies reaching this status every year. Engineers have higher job satisfaction with more automation and companies have better performance. You may be lucky enough to be in one of those elite companies, but others may be looking to work for one of them. What can ask during your interviews to know if a company is making progress on their DevOps journey?

For a lot of folks out there, HTML on its own is boring, after all, nothing is exciting when there is no color in it. Now add some Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) either to your web page or an email, and things are colorful, engaging, and begin to stand out.
But dealing with HTML email building that has CSS in it can be tricky due to the way email clients “read the code”. In this article, we will go over the main principles of using CSS in emails and take a look at some examples that demonstrate how to do so.

Introduction
In this article, we will learn how to easily set up Argo CD as an app of apps with Helm, deploy applications with Argo CD and subsequently manage these applications.
There are several cases when people need to implement traffic encryption of services running within their Kubernetes cluster but a service mesh is an overkill. This blog is to walkthrough away to achieve this using cert-manager and related tools in a simple and efficient way.

I will be leaving links throughout the article with the code I used from my GitHub repo and if you have any questions or comments feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn. Let’s get started!

There’s a considerable debate in the DPM (Digital Project Management) sector at large: Is digital project management a position or a talent in our developing digital world? But first, before we get to that;
We are living in a technological era. Billions of creative individuals work on a wide range of initiatives that fuel our real and virtual lives in our digital environment. People who create what we see on our devices are experts at organizing, coordinating, cooperating, and, producing.
And those are the people who constitute digital project management, and the digital project manager is, of course, at the core of it all. If you’ve stumbled on these phrases in chats at work but aren’t sure what they mean, we’ll explain them.
