Terraform – design principles for your project
When designing infrastructure, a major hurdle is figuring out the optimal size and structure for stacks. Initially, you might think about using a single stack code project to manage your entire system. However, as your system grows, this approach becomes...
Reliable Terraform runs with a lock file
Intro into Terraform lock file Greetings, technology enthusiasts! In this discussion, we will dive into one of great aspect of the Terraform ecosystem – the .terraform.lock.hcl lockfile. However, what makes it so important and how does it impact us? Let’s...
Securely Manage Multiple GitHub Repositories with Gpg
In this short article, I will share how our engineers in Raftech are handling multiple Github organizations with different GIT settings. In this particular example, the settings we will refer to are GPG keys. These keys are connected to our...
Automate terraform modules versioning with GitHub actions
Like most engineers out there, we try to focus as much as possible on automation. One of those ways is using modules when working with Terraform. But sometimes, finding an efficient way to release and distribute those can present a challenge....
Kubernetes probes fail because of net/http
In your Kubernetes clusters, you may experience readiness/liveness probe failing, although the application ( and its checks ) are working fine. This scenario might be complex to troubleshoot, and that is what Raftech is sharing with you today, a case...
Get Kubernetes kubeconfig for your clusters in CICD using qbconf
Boost your CICD with qbconf, a razor-fast and small-footprint CLI tool to generate kubeconfig for your Kubernetes clusters with build-in authentication to cloud providers Intro When applications need to get deployed to Kubernetes, the time your CICD takes to do...
