Kind and K3s are Kubernetes tools that leverage Docker containers to provide flexible and scalable Kubernetes distributions compared to their competitors. This article highlights the feature of both tools and the subtle difference between them.

Monitoring and observability are two closely related concepts that help IT professionals understand and trouble their systems. This article explains the important component of the two concepts, focusing on observability to differentiate between the two.

MLOps aims to make machine learning workflows more flexible, scalable, and manageable. The tools highlighted in this article are some of the best managed tools available in the MLOps market to help achieve this in your workflow.

This talk was delivered during the internal Reply conference, Xchange 2021. In this article, we are going to start with some theoretical concepts and then we will explain in a more practical way by showing the results of our demo during the conference.

Deploying and managing cloud resources is faster and easier than ever, and we have infrastructure as code (IaC) to thank for it. With IaC, tedious manual configurations and one-off scripts are things of the past. Instead, you manage infrastructure with code in much the same way you would applications and services. This infrastructure can be anything from servers and databases to networks, Kubernetes clusters, and entire application stacks.

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Reliability is a team game. More the collaboration between Developers and SREs, greater will be the success of the product. In this blog, we have listed down the five best practices that developers can adopt, to make the SRE's life easier.

If DevOps is about automation and smoothing the relation between different teams responsible for developing the same application, configuration management is one of its pillars. Wikipedia defines CM as a systems engineering process for establishing and maintaining consistency of a product's performance, functional, and physical attributes with its requirements, design, and operational information throughout its life. Last week, I've been talking with someone who asked me some questions about CM and I was not able to introduce him to this topic, because I was diving deep into the complex use cases. I decided to write this post.

As you may understand, in this post, we are going to use a very basic example, a simple use case, probably not the use case you will find in large teams and corporations but consider it as an introductory example.

Cloud Operations Sandbox serves as a simulation tool for budding SREs to learn the best practices from Google and apply them to real cloud services. In this blog, we have compiled a list of FAQs surrounding the use of Google's Cloud Operations Sandbox.