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Introduction Migrating to the cloud is becoming increasingly common and convenient for most companies that work on the Internet, given that it offers advantages such as scalability, agility, cost [...]

Introduction Modules in Terraform are a collection of resources that can be linked or just created individually. When we call a module, we are calling a file with a bunch of resources with some [...]

In many cases we find ourselves using a volume in the docker that is shared from another server via NFS. For this purpose, the docker includes its own NFS driver that will allow us to use this [...]

We want to share with you a problem that we have recently solved with a project. RDS is the managed database service offered by AWS that solves the main management, operation and maintenance [...]

Talk about backup in a Kubernetes cluster may sound weird and you may thing is not necessary as you can recreate at any time and in a very quick way any of your deployments or resources simply [...]

In this post we will talk about Kubernetes external secrets. It’s a project developed by the GoDaddy Engeneering Team that allows to use external secrets management systems to securely add [...]

Recommended setup If you followed the steps in my previous post, you have: IAM users than can only assume a role AWS access keys for those users stored in Jenkins (using AWS Credentials plugin) [...]

Today we are going to talk about AWS recommendations to deploy WordPress in your cloud. AWS offers us a multitude of solutions depending on the environment we need to deploy. In most cases we [...]

Jenkins is an open source automation server used to accelerate the software delivery process and has become the de facto DevOps engine, specially for its scripted Jenkinsfile pipelines committed [...]

ElasticSearch service has become one of the preferred services where sysops department store logs and metrics information. Recently, we faced with a problem that we already solved related with [...]