In this post, I would like to share how I was able to run Jira Data Center on Kubernetes in an effect way. First of all, you need to have a storage class that supports dynamic provisioning. If you don't have one, you can create one by following this how to articles: Use Glusterfs for … Continue reading Run Jira Data Center on Kubernetes Part One
The major reason that I replaced Flannel with Weave Net as the Kubernetes CNI is that Flannel does not support multicast. I did not realize it until my test Confluence DC cluster became dysfunctional. There are two Confluence nodes in the Confluence DC cluster. Each one is a pod, they are working fine when they … Continue reading Replace Flannel with Weave Net in Kubernetes
I recently setup a single node Kubernetes cluster on-premise for testing Jira and Confluence Data Center (which I will write a seperate blog later). In this blog, I want to share how I use Glusterfs as the shared storage which supports dynamic volume provisioning. Traditionally, to use persistent volume (PV) in a pod, you have … Continue reading Use Glusterfs for Dynamic Volume Provisioning in Kubernetes
Amazon just announced that ECR now has the image scanning capability. It is a good News if you use ECR as your Docker image registry, as you just can consume it for free! A good use case is to add it into your CI pipeline for image scanning. A quick example of scanning the Docker … Continue reading Use Image Scanning for AWS ECR
Continue with the Session Manager over PrivateLink, another good use case for session manager is port forwarding. Here is a quick demo: First, login into the EC2 instance with session manager to install a Apache server # Install Apachesudo yum -y install httpd # Start Apache web serversudo systemctl start httpd # Ensure port 80 … Continue reading Port Forwarding over AWS Session Manager
