DevOpsTechnology

Enabling OAuth 2.0 On Kong With SSL Termination on Load Balancer

Kong is a widely used open source, scalable, customizable API Gateway/Middleware and is one of the most popular tools in the market because of its rich functionality and a wide range of open source supported plugins. Those who are new to Kong can go through the Kong’s documentation. Use Case: This blog is all about […]

Tarun Saxena
Tarun Saxena
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AWSBig DataCloud

Introduction to Amazon Athena

What is Amazon Athena? Amazon Athena is an analytics and interactive query service that use interactive standard SQL to analyze data stored on Simple Storage Service (S3). It is a serverless service i.e. there is no need to setup the instances for the datastore and manage the infrastructure. Also, there is no need to load data […]

AWSDevOpsTechnology

Dynamic Port Mapping in ECS with Application Load Balancer

AWS recently launched a new Application Load Balancer (ALB) that supports Dynamic Port Mapping with ECS. It allows you to run two containers of a service on a single server on dynamic ports which ALB automatically detects and reconfigures itself. Amazon EC2 Container Service ECS is a managed container service that allows you to run […]

DevOpsTechnology

How to Install Kubernetes on CentOS?

  In this blog, we will learn how to setup Kubernetes cluster on servers running on CentOS (Bare-metal installation) as well as deploy add-on services such as DNS and Kubernetes Dashboard. If you are new to Kubernetes cluster and want to understand its architecture then you can through the blog on the Introduction on Kubernetes.  So, […]

Arun Dhyani
Arun Dhyani
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AWSCloudDevOps

5 Benefits of Using DevOps with Cloud

Product development has become highly sophisticated over the years. Unlike the yesteryears, business agility is the key to survive competition and market demands. Most organizations are doing away with traditional hardware inventories and embracing cloud and other digital technologies for the numerous benefits. Apart from moving to Cloud, there has been a shift in the […]

AWSDevOpsTechnology

Why Use Splunk for Log Analysis? Benefits, Use Cases & Best Practices

Splunk is an enterprise log analytics platform that helps organizations collect, index, search, monitor, and analyze machine-generated data from applications, infrastructure, networks, and cloud environments. It enables DevOps, IT operations, and security teams to troubleshoot issues faster, improve observability, detect threats, and gain actionable insights from logs. Every enterprise generates logs, but few organizations use […]

Mohit Kumar
Mohit Kumar
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AWSDevOpsTechnology

How to Combine AWS Ephemeral Storage by Using RAID 0

As we know, ephemeral storage is SSD storage which is provided by AWS freely with specific higher configuration of instances. It can be used to get the better disk I/O, as this storage may lose data if instances stop. So we never use this ephemeral storage for important data. Below are the use cases where […]

Mohit Kumar
Mohit Kumar
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AWSDevOpsTechnology

Securing Chef Resources Using Databags

Configuration management has become a prominent part of DevOps practices. Either be it a matured Chef and Puppet or new entrants Ansible and SaltStack, all of them are better than another in one or other way.  However, playing without securing them is a big security risk and is not in the veins DevOps. Chef is […]

Navjot Singh
Navjot Singh
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AWSDevOpsMobility

5 Steps for Effective Cloud Capacity Planning to Avoid Extra Spending

Day by day enterprises and businesses are moving to the cloud. The migration is not only of the data but also of the compute and processing. While the cloud offers the ability to use the exact amount of resources you need anytime and pay only for the resources used, the challenge still exists. Over-provisioning and paying […]