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OpenShift enabling external access from outside world to services by using concept Route. This article gives an overview of how the routes in OpenShift is designed.

Route Types
The routes can be either secured that provides the ability to use several types of transport layer security (TLS) termination to serve certificates to the client or unsecured in other hand, it doesn’t require a key nor certificates.

Using pgBackRest with Ansible

In this post I go through remote backup/restore with pgBackRest and use ansible to install and configure pgBackRest. Before begin, I assume the following:

• PostgreSQL and all its dependencies are installed (I explore the steps involved in configuring pgBackRest on a PostgreSQL v13.0).
• There are two servers for database, primary , standby with their cluster and the communication between them is enabled.
• There is repository host (vm) to runs and stores backups.
• Ansible is installed on control machine and can access to the servers (the playbooks are written using the ansible 2.5.1).

You can find ALL…

As we know code reviewing is important approach for the most development department. It helps to enhance the code quality, let you to see how the others write code and how they think…etc.

I share my experience over the past two years that noticed when I review the colleagues’ code and vice-versa.

In-Review

• Code Level

1. Start by taking an overview of the code, read the commit description if it exists. It sometime called “Skimming and Scanning” which is techniques for quickly reading text (in our case reading code 😄).
2. After you have understood the business behind the product, try to run and execute the code if it possible. This will provide to you a deep scenario look.
3. Collect your…

Yes I’m lazy to go browser while working to open YouTube searching for something I need! Why just write a simple command on slack to do that? … yeah it’s not a bad idea for me… Here we will show how to do that.

You can find the source code here, also find all resources at the end

Build Go YouTube and Slack API

First of all we need to have an account on Google to be able use YouTube’s data API. Check the getting-started guides.

OpenShift Configuration

hint: find the yaml of OpenShift’s objects here.

create BuildConfig and…

I often take the remote working especially on the first day of any new tasks so, I’m glad that remote working (RW) exists even though I prefer to work with my colleagues side by side and face to face!

To make the RW is very productive, I would like to share small tips of my RW’s style.

Find your habits to start the day right

Either you like to wake-up early or late, drink a coffee or tea…etc. Don’t start your day with something you don’t like it! This will affect on you negatively, you will lose your motivation to…

This post shows how to insert the information from Django app to Elasticsearch using Django command. We assume the Elasticsearch and Kibana have been installed, if not please click here to install Elasticsearch and here for Kibana installation.

Setting up Django requirements

Install elasticsearch-py:

pip3 install elasticsearch

My project hierarchy:

All you need is Unity game engine and Android device.

If the Android Build Support component didn’t select during installation, go to unity hub > installs > click on three dots menu > add modules > select Android Build Support

Have experience on k8s? No

Time to prepare the exam: 4 months, 4~5h/week

This article is about my tips to pass Certificate kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD).

Exam curriculum outline

20% - Pod Design.
18% - Observability.
18% - Configuration.
13% - Core Concepts.
13% - Services & Networking.
10% - Multi-Container Pods.
8% - State Persistence.

The exam is 19 questions should be solve in 120 minutes, so I think this is the big challenge!

For more details and exam resources check here.

Practice Practice and Practice!

Three main resources used in preparation

- Get start with Kubernetes App Development GOLDEN GUIDE TO KUBERNETES APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT By Matthew Palmer…