Tag: k8s
GitOps Simplified: A Quick Guide to Understanding the Fundamentals
A methodology where all the configurational and/or infrastructure codes are set up in a separate single repository is known as GitOps. This suits tools like Ansible, Terraform and Kubernetes, where they do require separate files for their configuration.For example, deployments and services YAML files in Kubernetes. I will have Kubernetes as my main example here…
Common Interview questions – JavaScript
Straight to the point, there are tons of things to ask in JS, but these are a few of them which can be a quick refresher. Event loop, Single-threaded programming language – Explain, Asynchronous and synchronous, Promises and callbacks, “This” keyword, \== and ===, Closure, Currying. Have a great day! See you on the next…
Add Tailwind CSS to PUG
Without further ado, let’s get started on adding it. I have a node.js application with a templating engine – Here currently I am using PUG. The first step is to install tailwind CSS, npm i tailwindcss The second step is to create a tailwind.config.js file, which can be created using npx tailwindcss init The third…
Updating your local angular version to the latest
Updating your local angular version Since Angular gets updated every six months, it is easier to migrate from one version to the latest. Enter ng update inside the folder containing the angular project. This will give an outlook on what are all the updates you can proceed with and with the commands that you can…
Add Google analytics to Astro using Partytown
Adding google analytics to Astro can be done with the partytown integration. Step 1: Add Partytown to your Astro site npx astro add partytown Step 2: Add datalayer push as a forwarding event in your astro.config.mjs file export default defineConfig ({ integrations: [partytown({ config: { forward: [“dataLayer.push”] }, })],}) Step 3: Add GA tag on…
Jest with Angular 15
This blog focuses on setting the configurations on your Angular v15 application. Step 1: ( Removing Karma and Jasmine ) Not mandatoryOpen package.json and scroll down to devDependencies.Note down the names of the packages which involve Karma and Jasmine.Mostly this can be the list of packages and you can remove them by any means, I…
Setting up AWS CLI
This blog focuses on the quick steps to install AWS CLI and start working with it. Download the AWS CLI with respect to your operating system from https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-install.html Once installed, verify the installation by opening the CMD or terminal and typing the command aws –version If this works and gives the version of it, then…
Honest thoughts on AWS as a beginner
Honest thoughts on AWS as a beginner First of all, it is superfast. The number of applications for different domains is huge and many industries can be able to utilize it. The documentations are to the point and simple. Especially on debugging. I was stuck in a problem, when I googled it, the first recommended…
Getting started with Azure CLI for Kubernetes
Intro If you prefer to run your azure commands on your local machine, instead of the cloud shell, This blog will help you to start setting up. Okay, that was a very long sentence🤪, please don’t mind. Installation First things first, We have two options – Refer here Installing it directly on your local machine,…