Publications by tag #Kubernetes operators

shell-operator is our Open Source tool to simplify creating Kubernetes operators. This major release both anticipates its matureness and brings new features.

Fascinating lessons learned using the Kubernetes operator for PostgreSQL of our choice — Postgres Operator by Zalando. Problems and solutions, the story of migrating production.

Evaluating five popular Kubernetes operators for PostgreSQL: Stolon, Crunchy Data, Zalando, KubeDB, and StackGres — and comparing them in a features matrix.

While shell-operator simplifies creating Kubernetes operators, addon-operator brings "smart modules" management to your clusters. Both projects have recently seen their v1.0.0-rc1 releases. What's new?

Text summary of a recent KubeCon'20 talk about shell-operator and how it can simplify creating Kubernetes operators making the life of system administrators easier.

Shell-operator allows you to make Kubernetes operators using scripts in Bash, Python, etc. (or other binaries): fast, easy and correct way. Here you will find last news from this Open Source project.

How we have moved a running Cassandra instance between Kubernetes clusters and changed the K8s operator to manage it.

Why you should be careful using Kubernetes operators for critical infrastructure and which tools might be useful for analyzing your Redis databases.

What is important to know before you move your Cassandra to Kubernetes and which existing tools might help you with that.

How to create a solid operator for Kubernetes using one of the most popular programming languages that almost every DevOps engineer is familiar with — Python.