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Launch of bi-weekly newsletter Cloud-Native Innovators
Are you looking for the latest updates on cloud-native and serverless technology trends, productivity tools, and product management insights? We’re launching our new bi-weekly newsletter ‘Cloud-Native Innovators’ by CloudMelon to help you stay informed of the ever-evolving cloud-native and serverless technology trends, productivity tools, and product management insights. What are Cloud-Native Innovators ? Cloud-native innovators…
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Start Your Azure Functions Learning Journey the Right Way with This Strategy
Earlier this year, I wrote about Serverless functions on Kubernetes and virtual Kubelet, which raised my interest to re-explore Azure functions. Also, with the launch of the Microlearning initiative, I decided to become a better storyteller on my journey of technology evangelism, so I created a full Azure functions jumpstart playlist. In this article, I…
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Supercharge Your Learning with a Microlearning Initiative
I have been producing blog posts, books in the community over the past 5 years. It’s been many blog posts, 3 books published, thousands of copies sold. But I do wonder, what are those contributions really making impact to other people’s life. Are they making people’s life better ? That’s what I always want to…
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Decoding Serverless Kubernetes in 2022
About two years ago, I worked on a Serverless Kubernetes showcase using Azure Kubernetes services and Azure Container instances (ACI) for VK and Azure functions. They are based on two Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) projects : Naturally I’m curious about the latest development of those projects (also credit to Seattle area’s mischievous weather code),…
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My Experience Review for Spark on Kubernetes Operator with Kind in WSL2
With the tremendous growth of Kubernetes across different industries, more and more demands on the customizable Kubernetes arise to make Kubernetes more adaptable to their working environment. Technically speaking, it won’t be too challenging since Kubernetes has great extensibility and is highly configurable. Since then It’s also been a while that community contributors have been…
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Under the hood of Kubernetes and microservices
In this blog, we’ll start to talk about the migration journey and innovation journey before diving into different architecture types of applications, from monolith then look at the principles of microservices as well as the basics of Containers and Kubernetes through the architectural perspectives. After getting a basic understanding of all these things, we can…
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End-to-end CI/CD automation using Azure DevOps unified Yaml-defined Pipelines
Azure pipeline as a core part of Azure DevOps, it allows for the creation of CI ( Continuous Integration) pipeline in a declarative way using YAML documents, it is also called build pipelines. Since last Build 2019, this capability is also extending to CD ( Continuous Delivery ) Pipelines which is also known as Release…
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Getting Started with DevOps, Containers and Kubernetes
DevOps isn’t only a fun amalgam of two terms (developers and operations), it has its own culture within small organizations, startups, and digital factories where there is a high demand for efficient communication between teams, and agility and flexibility at both the development and operational level. Over the last several years, DevOps has been successfully…
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Everything you need to know from Microsoft Build 2018
Microsoft build is an annual conference organised by Microsoft. This year Microsoft has announced a couple of exciting new services to encourage every developer to integrate artificial intelligence ( AI ) with daily work with Microsoft Azure which is Microsoft’s most fast-growing cloud platform, and all the other services with Microsoft 365 across all the…
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One day in Microsoft part 1: Cloud Basics and Microservices
I attended a workshop at the campus of Microsoft France. The workshop presented the principles of Microservices and containers, and a couple of topics regarding docker, Kubernetes etc. The first part of the workshop was just recalled the cloud basics. Then dive into the design principle for the applications before deploying with microservices in Azure.…
