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Automating PostgreSQL backups to S3 using Apache Airflow DAGs
DevOps

How You can Automate PostgreSQL Backups to S3 Using Apache Airflow!

Introduction Managing database backups manually can be time-consuming and prone to errors. As a DevOps Engineer you're often tasked with managing multiple databases.Organizations need a reliable and automated method to regularly back up their databases securely. Apache Airflow offers a solution to this problem by providing a
23 Jul 2024 5 min read
Resizing images at scale with serverless architecture
Cloud

Resize Images at Scale without breaking a sweat!

Introduction Handling images at scale can be challenging — especially when you need to serve them in different resolutions and formats. Traditional methods often involve batch processing to asynchronously process and store the images, which is time-consuming and inefficient. But there’s a better way, which saves a lot of time
23 Jul 2024 3 min read
Simplifying Kubernetes deployments with Keel.sh automated updates
DevOps

Simplify Your Deployments with Keel.sh: Why GitOps Might Not Be the Best Fit

Introduction While GitOps has gained popularity for managing infrastructure and applications, Keel.sh offers a simpler and more streamlined alternative for your deployment processes. This article explores the benefits of Keel.sh and why GitOps might not always be the best fit for your needs. Understanding Keel.sh What is
23 Jul 2024 3 min read
Why Amazon RDS is better than running a database on EC2 instances
DevOps

Why Use Amazon RDS Instead of a Database on EC2?

You’ve decided to move your applications from on-premises to AWS and are looking at the cloud services that best meet your needs. When moving an application with a relational database like Oracle, MySQL, or SQL Server to the cloud, you'll face the choice between Amazon RDS and
23 Jul 2024 5 min read
Point-in-time recovery PITR in modern relational databases
DevOps

Point-In-Time Recovery (PITR) in Modern Relational Databases

Introduction Have you ever accidentally deleted important data from your database? Or made changes that you wish you could undo? Point-In-Time Recovery (PITR) can save the day! This feature in the modern-day DBMS system lets you restore your database to any point in time within a certain period. Let'
23 Jul 2024 2 min read
GCP global VPC architecture differences compared to AWS regional VPC
Cloud

Global VPC - how is it different from AWS

Introduction Virtual networking stack offered by GCP is fundamentally different from AWS. While AWS got stuck with their initial design, GCP got time to learn from their mistakes and build a well thought VPC system that supports interconnectivity across regions by default. In this blog we're going to
23 Jul 2024 2 min read
Pod disruption budgets preventing downtime during Kubernetes maintenance
DevOps

Pod Disruption Budgets: Why They Matter and How to Use Them to Avoid Downtime

Kubernetes pods are the smallest units you can deploy on the Kubernetes platform. Each pod represents a single running process and operates from a node or worker machine within Kubernetes, which can be either virtual or physical. Sometimes, Kubernetes pods might get disrupted, either voluntarily or involuntarily. This is more
23 Jul 2024 3 min read
Pydantic data validation library for Python applications
Python

Pydantic: Fast and Pythonic Data Validation for Your Python Applications

In any application, ensuring that the data you’re working with is valid and well-formed is a critical part of ensuring that the application runs smoothly and reliably. In Python, there are many libraries available for data validation, but one that stands out for its ease of use, performance, and
23 Jul 2024 4 min read
Deep dive into iptables Linux firewall from zero to hero
DevOps

A Deep Dive into Iptables: From Zero to Hero in One Blog Series

What is iptables? Iptables is a command-line utility for configuring the firewall rules of the kernel’s netfilter framework. It allows system administrators to filter and manipulate incoming, outgoing, and forwarded network packets based on various criteria such as IP addresses, ports, protocols, and packet states. Iptables explained to a
23 Jul 2024 4 min read
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