We write about all things cloud native and let you have a look into our approaches to different challenges to occur when developing within cloud native infrastructures.
Virtualization lets multiple OS instances run on one system and has modernized over time. In Kubernetes, running Kubernetes within Kubernetes is emerging as a new standard, altering cluster management and resource use. This offers better isolation, simpler development, and efficient resource use. We'll explore two key tools for this: vcluster by Loft Labs and Getdeck by Blueshoe.
24.08.2023
Kubernetes is a complex technology that keeps challenging even the most experienced developers. That’s why numerous providers have developed tools designed to simplify the work with Kubernetes.
In this article, we’ll have a closer look at the technological toolbox available to us. We’ll outline the scope of application for various tools and provide examples of the solutions they offer.
08.08.2023
In this article, we will take a glance at Docker Desktop in 2023 and focus on how developers can work with Kubernetes. Our team at Blueshoe just recently published a custom Docker Desktop extension for our open-source development tool Gefyra. We want to provide the most convenient developer experience (“DX”) for Kubernetes-based development workflows and Docker Desktop may be a good foundation. So let’s see.
08.03.2023
Before going into more details about how to develop an executable for a Python project, get some background information on our CLI tool Gefyra, a tool for local application development directly with Kubernetes. This is an Open Source Python project, that we are trying to wrap into convenient executables in this blog post.
05.07.2022
There are a couple of different approaches to develop locally using Kubernetes. One very well-known tool for a few different scenarios ranging from local to remote Kubernetes application development is Telepresence. Although Telepresence 2 comes with great features, we have not been completely satisfied with the extent of supported use cases. So we decided to build our own solution. May we introduce: Gefyra.
30.03.2022