In this post I provide an example of how to use Skaffold with Travis CI to build a CI/CD pipeline that deploys your code in a production Kubernetes cluster. I also have a quick discussion on why I switched from AWS Serverless with Lambda to Kubernetes. Skip the overview for procedural steps.
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F5 APM and Okta Integration
I’m happy to announce the F5 APM and Okta integration guide has been published on Okta’s website. I’ve been playing with this solution for the past 4 months and I have to say it’s pretty cool. F5 Access Policy Manager and Okta complement each other well and provide customers a solution to address identity, access […]
Easily Copy an ISO to Multiple BIG-IPs
With 12.1 dropping yesterday I have multiple BIG-IPs I need to upgrade in my lab environment. In the lab we have a CIFS share that stores the ISOs so I can upload the 12.1 ISO to each F5 from that filer with the following command. mkdir /tmp/iso mount -t cifs -o username=user,password=user //10.1.1.254/ISO /tmp/iso/ rsync […]
Collaborate in the Cloud
Originally posted on psilva's prophecies:
Employee collaboration and access to communication tools are essential for workplace productivity. Organizations are increasing their use of Microsoft Office 365, a subscription-based service that provides hosted versions of familiar Microsoft applications. Most businesses choose Exchange Online as the first app in Office 365 they adopt. The challenge with…
A Living Architecture
Originally posted on psilva's prophecies:
You often hear people say, ‘oh, this is a living document,’ to indicate that the information is continually updated or edited to reflect changes that may occur during the life of the document. Your infrastructure is also living and dynamic. You make changes, updates or upgrades to address the…
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