I am not worried of machine becoming more intelligent, but humans becoming more machine. #ChatGPT
Lazy Soul✔️
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RT @vfarcic
To all my friends in Israel:
I'm coming to Tel Aviv for @KubernetesDays Israel and will be there the whole week of March 20. Please DM me if you're interested in hanging out. There's a lot of cool tech in Tel Aviv and I want to learn what you're "cooking".
First attempt of recording a video Keycloak Helm Deployment Using kustomize https://youtu.be/PKxfQq1nII4
Keycloak Helm Deployment Using kustomize
hey @ICICIBank not able to do any transactions , OTP not receiving , app not working , Since morning #icicibank
Kubernetes - pull an image from private ECR registry. Auto refresh ECR token. https://skryvets.com/blog/2021/03/15/kubernetes-pull-image-from-private-ecr-registry/ via @skryvets
Kubernetes - pull an image from private ECR registry. Auto refresh ECR token. | Sergey Kryvets Blog
Although there are a lot of instructions available, I haven't found a straightforward way of deploying a container to Kubernetes cluster that is hosted in a private ECR registry. In this short article, I would like to share a sequence of steps that can be used to perform the deployment. Prerequisites Make sure that the machine that is going to be used to perform the deployment (whether it's your local or most likely CI/CD environment) does have aws-cli installed and configured with proper access key id and secret access key so that it has access to pull an image. More info in the official AWS article. Overview As a good practice, it's always best to deploy a different set of applications in separate namespaces. We would create namespace manually via kubectl create comma...
EP42: Economicom | भारत की सबसे बड़ी गरीबी का सच | Starvation | Anshuman... https://youtu.be/Bq-LWGoFSiE via @YouTube One of the best discussions I heard , thanks @anshuman1tiwari for putting all this together,
