how-to How to Create an Internal Network Load Balancer (NLB) in EKS Using a Kubernetes Service When you run several internal applications inside an Amazon EKS cluster, there often comes a point when you need one stable entry point for all your workloads. Instead of exposing every service individually, you can route traffic through one internal Network Load Balancer (NLB) and manage everything from Kubernetes. This
Why Your GCP Service Account Alone Can’t Decrypt with CMEK (and How It Differs from AWS) Introduction: When I first moved from AWS to GCP, I expected things to work the same. In AWS, if my IAM role has kms:Encrypt and kms:Decrypt, I can upload and download S3 objects encrypted with KMS (SSE-KMS). So when I set up my GKE cluster in GCP,
Cloud Ship Logs from EKS to Cloudwatch using Fluent-Bit Introduction When running workloads on Kubernetes, collecting logs from your applications and system components is a basic necessity. In this guide, we’ll show how to use Fluent Bit to gather logs from different sources in a Kubernetes cluster and send them to Amazon CloudWatch Logs. Fluent Bit is a
DevOps 6 Things You’re Probably Doing Wrong in Prometheus Monitoring Prometheus is an incredibly powerful tool for monitoring your systems. Its flexible data model and expressive query language, PromQL, make it one of the most popular choices in the observability world. But — that flexibility comes at a cost. When you're just starting out with Prometheus, it's
