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Author Archives: erictummers
Testkube journey – where we start
We moved our workloads to Kubernetes and now want to run our tests in the cluster. In this series I describe our journey with Testkube. This setup works for us, your milage may vary. You can view all posts in … Continue reading
SeqCli from jobs in Kubernetes
We use seq to view our logs. The hosting is done in Kubernetes. For management we tried jobs with the seqcli container. This works great if you mount the SeqCli.json config file. First we tried the environment variables as described … Continue reading
Log collection with fluent-bit and ELK
ELK = Elasticsearch, Logstash and Kibana We are moving to Kubernetes with our applications. So I’ve installed Rancher Desktop om my laptop to get some hands-on experience. I’ll post my findings here. When pods startup we can get the logs … Continue reading
Enable metrics server on Rancher Desktop
We are moving to Kubernetes with our applications. So I’ve installed Rancher Desktop om my laptop to get some hands-on experience. I’ll post my findings here. Metrics server and Metrics API With the Metrics API you can get CPU and … Continue reading
Commit to git from classic release pipeline
We have Azure Devops Server to manage our solutions. The version we currently run comes with yaml build pipelines and classic release pipelines. It is “easy” to commit and push to git from a yaml pipeline with the repository resource … Continue reading
.NET Development by Eric 