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In this post we will cover deploying our Laravel Web App inside of Kubernetes. This covers our main app and our migrations in Kubernetes. This post also assumes you have Dockerised your application, using Part 2 & Part 3 from this series. If not, and you have containerised your application,
In this post, we will take our new Dockerfile and layers, and build the images, and push them up to a registry, so we can easily use them in Kubernetes. TLDR - Laravel In Kubernetes Part 3Laravel In Kubernetes Part 3. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.Gist262588213843476
In this part of the series, we are going to Dockerise our Laravel application with different layers, for all the different technical pieces of our application (FPM, Web Server, Queues, Cron etc.) We will do this by building layers for each process, copy in the codebase, and build separate containers
This series will show you how to go from laravel new to Laravel running in Kubernetes, including monitoring, logging, exposing and bunch more. Part 1 of this series covers creating a new laravel installation which we can deploy in Kubernetes. TLDR; Laravel In Kubernetes Part 1Laravel In Kubernetes Part 1.
How to use your private Gitlab Registry with your Kubernetes cluster.
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A new vulnerability is discovered in an open source package used in your codebase. Should you block the codebase from being released until the vulnerability is fixed ? Instinctually you may argue it should be blocked, but I suspect for the wrong reasons. I suspect you want to block the release
I'm Chris. In 2019 I moved to Germany. This is my story. I'm a South African. I was born in Johannesburg, and moved a fair bit between Johannesburg and Cape Town between 18 and 24. I started working as a software engineer for a gap year,
Hi there fellow techies ! It's been an insane couple weeks at work, but I churned out a couple more posts based off some things we ran into this week, and progressing on the Laravel In Kubernetes series. Laravel in Kubernetes I've published the latest instalment of
The next important piece, is for us to add certificates to our application, so our users can securely use our application across the internet. We are going to use Cert Manager to achieve this, as it will automatically provision new certificates for us, as well as renew them on a
Our application is now successfully deployed in Kubernetes, but we need to expose it to the outside world. We can access it locally by running kubectl port-forward svc/laravel-in-kubernetes-webserver 8080:80 and going to http://localhost:8080. We need to expose our application to the outside world though so our
In this post, we'll cover deploying the Laravel Scheduler in Kubernetes. The Laravel Scheduler takes care of running tasks / jobs on a set schedule or at specific times. Table of contents Kubernetes Cronjob or Cron in a Container ? There are some differences we need to be aware of
In this post we will cover deploying Laravel Queue workers in Laravel. Deploying Laravel Queue workers in Kubernetes, makes it fairly easy to scale out workers when jobs start piling up, and releasing resources when there is lower load on the system. Table of contents Queue connection update We need
In this post, we'll go over deploying a Redis instance, where we can run our Queue workers from in Laravel. The Redis instance can also be used for Caching inside Laravel, or a second Redis cluster can be installed for Cache separately We will cover two methods of
In this post we will cover deploying our Laravel Web App inside of Kubernetes. This covers our main app and our migrations in Kubernetes. This post also assumes you have Dockerised your application, using Part 2 & Part 3 from this series. If not, and you have containerised your application,
Deploying a database for our application can be quite a challenge. On one hand, using a managed database makes sense from a management perspective, but might be a bit more expensive than running it ourselves. On the other hand, running it ourselves comes with a whole array of possible maintenance
In this post, we will spin up our Kubernetes cluster using Terraform, in DigitalOcean. We will create this using Terraform, so we can easily spin up and spin down our cluster, as well as keep all of our information declarative. If you'd like to spin up a cluster
In this post, we will take our new Dockerfile and layers, and build the images, and push them up to a registry, so we can easily use them in Kubernetes. TLDR - Laravel In Kubernetes Part 3Laravel In Kubernetes Part 3. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.Gist262588213843476
