Category: Kubernet
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✍️ By Abhishek Kumar | #firstcrazydeveloper Microservices Architecture Leads to Chaos — Unless Designed Right Microservices are like independent puzzle pieces of a large system — each one performs a specific task, communicates through well-defined APIs, and can be deployed independently. When done right, microservices enable rapid scaling, continuous delivery, and fault isolation. But when…
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✍️ By Abhishek Kumar | #FirstCrazyDeveloper In today’s world of intelligent automation and AI-driven operations, event-driven agentic systems are becoming the architectural backbone for enterprises integrating AI, microservices, and human workflows. These systems are not just reactive—they are autonomous, adaptive, and context-aware, capable of executing tasks intelligently across diverse environments. This blog explores the transformative…
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by Abhishek Kumar | FirstCrazyDeveloper Think of Kubernetes as the brain that runs and manages your containers.But just like a brain, it needs eyes, ears, arms, and a security system — and that’s where these tools come in. The Kubernetes ecosystem is massive. Hundreds of tools are available, each designed to solve a very specific problem.…
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by Abhishek Kumar | #FirstCrazyDeveloper When you first hear about ConfigMaps, most explanations boil it down to:👉 “a key-value storage for configs in Kubernetes.” That’s not wrong—but it’s also just scratching the surface. In real-world clusters, ConfigMaps are much more than that. They are a core building block of application configuration management in Kubernetes, enabling…
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