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dev.to > apsis-cc > kubernetes-o-que-e-para-que-serve-e-conceitos-iniciais-mm9

Kubernetes - o que é, para que serve e conceitos iniciais

2+ hour, 7+ min ago   (219+ words) Comparado a rodar containers "soltos" (um docker run por servidor, gerenciado manualmente ou por scripts), o Kubernetes automatiza justamente o que se torna inviável de fazer à mão em escala: O Kubernetes organiza tudo em torno de objetos descritos declarativamente…...


dev.to > technonotes > kubernetes-day-04-docker-commands-4kbo

Kubernetes - Day - 04 - Docker Commands

3+ hour, 12+ min ago   (14+ words) IMAGES docker images Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode... Tagged with devops, docker, kubernetes....


dev.to > technonotes > kubernetes-day-03-file-permissions-bind-mount-336c

Kubernetes - Day - 03 - File Permissions, Bind Mount

4+ hour, 29+ min ago   (24+ words) File Permission - chmod 600 <file_name> - chmod -R 6-- <folder_name> -... Tagged with devops, kubernetes, linux....


dev.to > uhltak > k3s-statt-kubernetes-warum-die-rancher-distribution-unschlagbar-ist-5d0p

k3s statt Kubernetes: Warum die Rancher-Distribution unschlagbar ist

5+ hour, 18+ min ago   (691+ words) Hier kommt k3s ins Spiel. Entwickelt von SUSE (bzw. Rancher), ist k3s keine abgespeckte Spielzeugversion, sondern eine hochkompakte, aber voll CVE-konforme Kubernetes-Distribution. Sie wurde speziell für IoT, Edge Computing und CI/CD-Pipelines konzipiert, hat sich aber längst auch als extrem robustes Fundament…...


dev.to > israeltheory > automating-deployment-with-github-actions-24i1

Automating Deployment with Github Actions

6+ hour, 32+ min ago   (1511+ words) In the previous article, we learned how to spin up a functioning network and compute resources on AWS, and deploy our application on them. Let's remember a key architectural decision: our EC2 instance is in a private subnet, shielded from the…...


dev.to > lathelive > we-wanted-a-vercel-supabase-alternative-without-becoming-full-time-devops-1e7f

We wanted a Vercel + Supabase alternative without becoming full-time DevOps

7+ hour, 1+ min ago   (986+ words) When we started building small products, Vercel plus Supabase looked like the obvious stack. It was a good way to get moving. The frontend deployed quickly. Postgres and auth were ready. We did not need to think about servers. Then…...


dev.to > kestre88 > backups-and-other-lies-266c

Backups and other lies

7+ hour, 19+ min ago   (177+ words) Every sysadmin I know has the same secret: we do not actually back up half the things we tell other people to back up. I have been doing this for a decade. My recovery codes live in a directory called…...


dev.to > akshay5651 > why-my-builds-dont-run-on-my-laptop-383m

Why my builds don't run on my laptop

8+ hour, 3+ min ago   (531+ words) My React Native app has never been compiled on my own machine. Not once. That started as a limitation and turned into the thing that keeps my releases boring. During development I don't build at all. The JavaScript layer runs…...


marktechpost.com > 09/20/2026 > flet-1-0-released-build-production-web-desktop-and-mobile-apps-in-python-only

Flet 1.0 Released: Build Production Web, Desktop and Mobile Apps in Python Only

8+ hour, 33+ min ago   (534+ words) Flet is an open source Python framework that renders its UI with Flutter. You write Python, and Flet draws Material and Cupertino widgets on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux and the browser. No Dart, Swift, Kotlin or JavaScript required. Last…...


dev.to > stark_zhuang_df5076f35c68 > port-6443-in-the-wild-measuring-public-kubernetes-api-endpoint-exposure-3a89

Port 6443 in the Wild: Measuring Public Kubernetes API Endpoint Exposure

8+ hour, 41+ min ago   (526+ words) This article answers that question with a ZoomEye measurement and then separates what the number proves from what it does not. The measured result is an exposure count, not a vulnerability count. A host that answers on TCP port 6443 has…...