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Quote Hi @all, after one week in my new job, I feel much better and am now back and continuing to learn and do my best. During this time, I spent a lot of time learning about and working with the new storage technology Longhorn to build new things with this platform, so I want to write and share my experience setting it up and working with it.

Quote Hi there, happy to see you there, I just start the holiday in my country, so spend a bit time in weekend to chill out and learn couple things. I figure out one problem in Kubewekend Cluster, we use kind and it’s tricky a bit when we do more stuff to handout with CSI, I don’t deny any thing kind do for community, it’s truly crazy but sometime we need to consider another to hangout with good potentials and easier to setup, RKE and K3S maybe save us some points today.

Quote Yo hello everyone! Hope you’re all doing well. I’m still good and enjoying things. Today, I want to share a bit about a situation I ran into when setting up a new node for my Kubernetes cluster.
Quote “Hi everyone! It’s me again for another Kubeweken session! It’s been a while since I released the first Kubeweken session, and it has become a truly significant part of my journey – complicated, yet wonderfully rewarding.
Quote Hi @all, How are you going, great huh 👐. Graceful and especially to announcing about kubewekend - new series of mine, which one to give me and you opportunities to learn about new technologies, the way to bring you near kubernetes and more a lot of things pick a up around devops, networking, devsecops,pipelines and moreover.
Quote Hi @all, It’s me again, BTW session 2 of kubewekend is already publish if you read the currently message, LOL 😄. Today we will learn and practice with Ansible and kind inside the machine we provision and build in previous session, Read at: Kubewekend Session 1, not long as well, let’s digest to new session 🛫 List of topics in series Kubewekend Session 1 Kubewekend Session 2 Kubewekend Session 3 Why I choose Ansible and kind ? Quote Just like usual, we will find the reason why I choose Ansible and Kind for targets to provide Kubernetes in locally Ansible and what can we do with one ? IYKYK, I have a topic which write about Ansible, and how I use ansible to provisioning AWS Cloud, that like crazy and powerful tools with huge community support.

Quote Hi @all, it’s me again, btw this week is too boring, so i just sit back and continuous write a next session in kubewekend series. This session will discuss and give you some information about kind cluster, attach with that we will talk about detailing about architecture of kubernetes, kind for specific and kubernetes for general.

Quote Hi @all, do you have a great week, huh ? This weekend will become more interested in learning with eBPF, practice with cilium and hubble, one of most huge platforms to control and managing whole progress inside network of Kubernetes clusters.

Quote Hi @all, again we meet on the Kubewekend, how does your week, buddy? This week will be really excited because I have useful experience to inspecting and practicing with some problems take around Kind, the kernel to operate CNI as cilium, run the add-on worker nodes with create HA cluster after that joining worker to one control plane where we can do some cool things with them.

Quote Hi @all, I have excited to bring kubewekend back to this weekend, more stuff need to tackle but not for this weekend. In this weekend, we will learn and figure more about storage inside kubernetes cluster, how you can provide one of these, ceph - opensource with really cool stuff and background for us digest.

Quote Hello! It’s been a while, a month since my last break, and nearly half a year since this blog was moved to the archives. I’ve taken some free time this weekend to revive it with fresh content for the Kubewekend Stories series.

Quote Hi everyone! It’s been a few weeks since my last post. To be honest, I’ve been deeply focused on building the MVP for W’xOps. It’s quite a journey, and I’ll be sure to recap that story soon.