Journey of an IT Architect
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Connect kubectl to private Kubernetes cluster in EKS and AKS
ReadManaged Kubernetes services give user a cluster endpoint and a number of worker nodes, with the choice. For each access, users have the choice of…
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Kubernetes with Multiple CPU Architectures 2 of 2 – Node and Workload
ReadThe most common server CPU architectures today are amd64 (aka x86_64) and arm64. Although AMD developed the former first, Intel names it as x86_64 (or…
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Kubernetes with Multiple CPU Architectures 1 of 2 – Container Image
ReadWhile working on a multi-arch Kubernetes cluster, I came across quite a few issues with image logistics and decided to put these issues in a…
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Landing Zone in Azure – Introduction
ReadI recently renewed my associate administrator certification, and feel it’s a good opportunity to brush up on Azure landing zone. The lame part of this…
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A taste of IoT device tracking
ReadLast fall I worked on a demo project for IoT device tracking on AWS so I had some reading. Overview From a strategic level, as…
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DICOM testing over TLS
ReadI have two open-source projects to deploy a medical imaging application on different platforms. In both of them, I define DICOM validation scenario, and provide…