Blogs
Introduction If you've spent any time around cloud teams lately, you've probably heard someone mention Bedrock in a meeting and then watched half the room nod along without really knowing what it does. I was in that boat too, until I actually sat down and built something with it. Here's the short version: AWS Bedrock is Amazon's way...
Introduction In early microservices architectures on AWS, communication between services relied on infrastructure components like load balancers. There was no native, built-in way for services to discover each other dynamically. A common architecture looked like this: Public DNS → Amazon Application Load Balancer → Frontend...
Introduction Containers have transformed the way we build, ship, and run applications. For a long time, Docker has been the go-to solution for containerization, setting the standard across the industry. However, Podman has gained attention as a strong alternative, offering solutions to some of Docker’s architectural challenges. In...
Introduction Kubernetes is a powerful tool for managing containerized applications. It helps us to automate the deployment, scaling, and management of our applications in containers, which are like lightweight, standalone packages for software. In the market, multiple tools are available to set up Kubernetes clusters locally (on our...
Introduction and Scenario There are various use cases for running Docker inside a host Docker container, which we will mention later on, but one of the use cases that often comes in handy is when we run a Docker container as a Jenkins agent. Suppose we want to build and push our application image to any Docker registry, say ECR, and...