This post will show the most straightforward yet extremely powerful way to simulate traffic load in your environment, including the Kubernetes cluster. We will be using fortio for traffic generation for desired duration and requests per second. To see fortio in action, let’s see an example:we assume our application is an Nginx pod and will […]
This post will cover a basic example of canary deployment using istio in the Kubernetes cluster. In canary deployment, the software update is rolled out to a small portion of the users, so the developers can analyze the performance and work on the provided feedback without impacting all the users. Once the developers are happy
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Ansible is highly configurable and extendable for users. This post will show us how to use the callback plugins(shipped with ansible) to extend the playbooks. Ansible ships with many great callback plugins, a majority of these plugins are to control the output format of the playbook or to generate some sort of notification. Some examples
