Building Our Helm Chart Saltside Anyone can run a command like helm install $MARKET and everything will work as expected. Preconfigured versions for different STAGE values are communicated through different semantic versions.
Migrating to Kubernetes: Day 20 Problems Kubernetes Lessons learned running Kubernetes in production and fixing our noisy neighbor problem.
Testing Helm Chart Install Reliability #2 Helm The general idea is that the “clean-build-test-install-verify” flow should work consistently across parallel success/failed runs without impacting subsequent runs.
Testing Helm Chart Install Reliability Kubernetes My experiment is simple: repeat the script/ci/test command in an endless loop and count each success or failure.
Our First Kubernetes Outage Kubernetes This is public postmortem for an a complete shutdown of our internal Kubernetes cluster. It’s shared with you all so everyone may learn.
Introducing await Resources We’ve open sourced our await CLI to address these problems. The await command is primarily designed for Kubernetes init containers, but may useful in other async scenarios.
