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Top-3 Helm Plugins: Helm Secrets, Helm Diff and Helm Git

In the second bonus lesson of the Helm Lightning Course we are going to learn how to use 3 great Helm Plugins: Helm Git, Helm Diff and Helm Secrets.

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Which database when for AI: Vector and relational databases in practice

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Part 2 of Paul Larsen's series dives into the mechanics of relational and vector databases for AI. Discover how combining these tools enhances data retrieval, linking theory to practical solutions for business applications.

Dockerless

Re-explore containers from open standards perspective: learn all about Open Container Initiative (OCI) and how to see containers for what they really are.

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[mkdev dispatch #55] The Curious State of Startups in EU

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In the 55th mkdev dispatch Kirill talks about Bits & Pretzels 2024 and the ways for EU startups to take to become as huge as their American counterparts from the last few decades. Also inside:
• Let's Consign CAP to the Cabinet of Curiosities
• Addressed AWS defaults risks
• Remotely Producing Terraform from an API
• Infrastructure Resource Creation with Backstage
• Unified Grid

DevOps Accents, episode 47: The Art of Tech Blogging with Ivan Velichko from Iximiuz Labs

Our guest for this episode of DevOps Accents has taken tech blogging to a whole new level. You may know him as Iximiuz or Ivan Velichko. With our own passion for rigorous analysis and a desire to share experiences (it's what mkdev is all about, duh), we couldn't help but invite Ivan to discuss how tech blogging was born, how insightful content is created and consumed by tens of thousands of subscribers, and how a hobby becomes a career. We also discuss his Iximiuz Labs, an indie online platform for learning Linux, containers, and Kubernetes that offers interactive online playgrounds, hands-on tutorials, and fun DevOps challenges.