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How to deploy an Openshift cluster in AWS

By Lionel Gurret. Context Thanks to the Openshift platform (OCP), thousands of companies allow their developers to build, deploy, and run applications in containers. This platform also offers advanced features such as: User, rights and authentication management A user interface CI / CD tools The integration of a private registry Monitoring and logging This platform […]

27 February 2023

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How to leverage Pre-commits hooks with Terraform

By Lionel Gurret. The importance of testing your code as soon as possible In the Agile world, development teams are required to reduce delivery time as much as possible while continuously improving the quality of the code produced. Indeed, it is important that at each release, the version is documented, tested, validated and secure before […]

27 February 2023

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Kubecon EU 2022 – Trends and News

By Yann Albou. SoKube – silver member at CNCF – went to KubeCon Europe Valencia to get the 2022 temperature, trends and news of the CNCF & Kubernetes ecosystem. After 2 years of virtual conferences, this was just awesome to attend again such an event in person. Speakers were also grateful to have real interactions […]

26 February 2023

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Persistance & Consensus – etcd fine tuning

By Sofiane Taleb. How etcd persists data and how to configure it correctly. Introduction Etcd is an essential part of many projects. It is the primarily backend data store of Kubernetes, the heart and standard system of choice for containers orchestration. Thanks to etcd, cloud-native applications are more available and remain functional even in the […]

26 February 2023

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Working with several k8s clusters – Motivations

By Vincent Zurczak. This article starts a series of blog posts about working with several Kubernetes clusters. This series is an opportunity for the SoKube team to share and discuss various aspects, from design to operations, but also financial and organizational concerns. Before going any further, maybe would it be appreciable to remind when such […]

26 February 2023

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Feedback – Migrating TFS to Azure DevOps

By Lionel Gurret. Introduction Sokube teams recently had the opportunity to migrate an on-premise TFS Server infrastructure to Azure DevOps Services cloud offering. There are many reasons why you might want to do this: Getting automatic updates from Microsoft Optimizing financial costs and reducing operational time Complying to certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 1, SOC 2 […]

26 February 2023

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Promoting changes and releases with GitOps

By Yann Albou. GitOps is now a well-known approach for the delivery of your software, but it doesn’t provide neither a frame to represent the different target environments nor a solution to propagate changes from one stage to the next. So what are the solutions to describe our Dev, QA or Production environments and especially […]

26 February 2023

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Kubernetes – CKS experience feedback

By Sébastien Féré. It’s been a while since I shared some tips my first CNCF certification exam. Meanwhile, I and several teammates at SoKube successfully passed the CK{AD,A,S} series, which makes SoKube a KCSP and KTP certified company. This makes totally sense as we – at SoKube – help other companies entering and maturing in […]

26 February 2023

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Terraform Vs Ansible

By Stéphane Métairie. Context For companies that primarily host their services in "legacy" systems, the movement toward Infrastructure-as-code poses the question of tool choice. Terraform and Ansible are commonly used tools in this area. But, when, how to use Terraform, Ansible? And do we have to use both? Important Note: This article intentionally ignores Kubernetes […]

25 February 2023

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