There are many challenges when working with Kubernetes, and one of the most common scenarios is getting user traffic to your applications. And on top of that, user traffice from external the Kubern...

Debugging is a very important skill for any programmer. One of the really great features of Go is its approach to concurrency. A major component of that implementation is through the use of gorouti...

I see this question asked all the time: “I want to get into DevOps, what should I learn?”. It’s a valid question! DevOps is a technical discipline that has such a wide breadth of responsibility tha...

2021 was a year of many things for many people. For me, my primary personal project was to regularly write and publish technical blog posts. This will serve as a review on what I did and what came ...

Errors are a core part of almost every programming language, and how we handle them is a critical part of software development. One of the things that I really enjoy about programming in Go is the ...

Recently I’ve written about how to access Kubernetes resources from Go, which works with structured objects. There may be times when you want to work with unstructured components though. Recently I...

In the previous blog post I talked about how to connect to a Kubernetes cluster from Go. But we’re missing something here with this solution: Unit tests. These blogs posts use contrived examples (g...

You may have a requirement that you need to connect to a Kubernetes cluster from your Go application. Thankfully the Kubernetes team provides a way to do that with client-go. But how can you use th...

The last two blog posts during this mini-series has been focusing on the dynamic admission control webhooks. Now we will finish this with talking about a powerful and simple way to deal with certif...

Using dynamic admission control in Kubernetes is a powerful way to impact what and how resources are created in your Kubernetes clusters. Last blog post I chatted about how to create a Kubernetes m...