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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet: Must-Know Commands and Examples
Things can be overwhelming when you are new to Kubernetes. You’d think that understanding all the different objects Kubernetes has to offer would be the...
Arsh Sharma
Beginner’s Guide to Network Policies in Kubernetes
Everyone agrees that Kubernetes clusters are not secure by default. But the good thing is that Kubernetes gives you the tools to make it so. In this article,...
Arsh Sharma
Applying GitOps Principles to Your Development Environments
GitOps refers to the practice of using Git repositories as the single source of truth for provisioning and managing your infrastructure. Everyone in the...
Arsh Sharma
Why Development Experience Matters
In September, Ramiro and John traveled to Tel Aviv for a hosted event with Okteto customers and local engineering leaders. The evening included presentations...
Ashlynn Pericacho
10 Easy Reasons to Escape the Status Quo and Switch to Cloud Dev Environments
Kubernetes, containers, and cloud infrastructure have made deploying modern cloud-native applications relatively easy. Unfortunately — if you're stuck...
John Papageorge
Beginner’s Guide to Kubernetes Deployments
Over the last five years, Kubernetes has seen rapid adoption as a container orchestrator. And for a good reason too. Containers solved the problem of being...
Arsh Sharma
An AI Developer Turns to Okteto for Assistance
Dishant Gandhi’s claim to fame started when he attended Snap's developer hackathon in 2021 to offer advice and help out participants with their development issues. ...
John Papageorge
What Is the Kubernetes Release Team and Why You Should Consider Applying
Kubernetes 1.25 just got released. I consider myself very lucky to be able to help with the release as the CI Signal Lead and get to work with the amazing...
Arsh Sharma
Software Got More Bugs Than Klendathu? Swat Them With Okteto
With all due respect to the film Starship Troopers, software bugs are much scarier than alien arachnids. And killing them early can improve software's...
John Papageorge
Developing Microservices by Hot Reloading on Kubernetes Clusters
Let me jog your memory with how we used to develop applications not so long ago. We would bring up the application, write some code, hit save, see our...
Arsh Sharma