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Top 10 Reasons Why AWS ECS is Better than Kubernetes

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Both Kubernetes and ECS are now capable of handling complex containerized workloads, and there are times when you might consider comparing them based on specific use cases and organizational needs.Here are some reasons why one might prefer AWS ECS (Elastic Container Service) over Kubernetes: Integration with AWS Ecosystem: ECS is deeply integrated with other AWS services … [Read more...] about Top 10 Reasons Why AWS ECS is Better than Kubernetes

How to Install AWS CLI and Terraform in Jenkins Docker Container

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To install a AWS CLI in a Jenkins running on a docker container, you can follow the below steps. But it would be better if you create  a custom  Jenkins docker file with AWS CLI and then create a custom image to spin up the Jenkins container. But sometimes, you may need to install various packages.   Install AWS CLI in Jenkins Docker Container Take a note of the … [Read more...] about How to Install AWS CLI and Terraform in Jenkins Docker Container

How to Create a Helm Chart in Windows for Minikube

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Helm package manager is used to deploy applications in the Kubernetes cluster. By packaging your app using helm allows to deploy it with one command instead of using “kubectl create/apply” command. Another benefit of using helm is that you can easily upgrade and rollback your apps when required because helm uses version control.   Follow the three simple steps creating … [Read more...] about How to Create a Helm Chart in Windows for Minikube

5 Steps to Setup a Nexus3 repository using Docker on Virtual Box.

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Scenario: To create a private docker repository in your local machine for development purpose, you can deploy a Nexus3 docker image with a  persistent volume in a minute. You can either install the docker in your host machine or you can install a Ubuntu virtual box and then install docker on it. Step1: At first create Ubuntu virtual machine and then install docker. Next, pull … [Read more...] about 5 Steps to Setup a Nexus3 repository using Docker on Virtual Box.