Deploy to Kubernetes from GitHub Actions with blue-green deployments, least-privilege RBAC, and automated rollbacks — all the patterns most tutorials skip. Companion repo with working code included.
Deploy to Kubernetes from GitHub Actions with blue-green deployments, least-privilege RBAC, and automated rollbacks — all the patterns most tutorials skip. Companion repo with working code included.
Can you imagine web serving where the configuration isn't a thousand-line labyrinth of nested blocks and cryptic brackets, but a clean, flat stream of logic? I can.
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I think it is really sad that with the license change vagrant has dropped in everybody's perception. There are many projects no longer caring about vagrant (due to the reduced number of users) and no longer building or publishing vagrant boxes. Alpine is stuck at 3.19, Debian13 download is broken for months, Fedora is stuck at 39. (I never could get the openSUSE publisher working, so I take the blame for that).
I still like the vagrant workflow, having a easy way to create shareable environments. I really like it in combination with Ansible to easily have demo setups or playgrounds.
This far I did not find a replacement. Alternatives are either not as universally usable or are lacking features like the Ansible integration. I'll keep on looking...
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Managing your CDN with Infrastructure as Code?
The Fastly Terraform Provider lets you automate and manage Fastly services directly from Terraform—keeping your edge infrastructure version-controlled, reliable, and performant.
Actively maintained by Fastly, it’s designed for teams that care about resilience down to the smallest details.
Explore the docs and examples: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/fastly/fastly/latest/docs