Terraform has its backbone known as the terraform.tfstate file. Any change you make to your infrastructure will have its presence in the terraform.tfstate file. So when you work with Terraform for managing and provisioning your infrastructure, Terraform will always create a terraform.tfstate file for you. I have been …

TL;DR "failed to compute cache key ... not found" is COPY telling you the source path is not in the build context. It happens before any layer is built, which is why --no-cache changes nothing. The context is the last argument of docker build, not the folder with the Dockerfile. cd docker && docker …

TL;DR Meaning: the host port in your -p HOST:CONTAINER is already in use. Docker could not bind it, so the container was created but never started (docker ps -a shows it as Created). Two wordings, same cause. Bind for 0.0.0.0:8080 failed: port is already allocated means another container publishes that port. failed to …

The deletion of the Kubernetes POD depends on many factors, before you execute the kubectl delete pod command you should go through the following checkpoint - Is the container associated with POD still running? Are there any active Kubernetes deployment associated with POD? Check if the POD persistent volume and …

The deletion of PV(Persistent Volume) and PVC(Persistent Volume claim) is pretty much dependent on the Delete reclaim policy. When you are planning to delete the Persistent Volume as well as Persistent Volume Claim then you must follow an order - First delete - Persistent Volume Claim Second delete- Persistent Volume …

For managing the cloud resources(EC2, S3 Bucket) on AWS you need to supply the AWS secrets(region, access_key, secret_key) inside the terraform file. You can use the plain text AWS Secrets inside your terraform file and it should work fine. But from the security standpoint, it is strongly discouraged to use plain text …

TL;DR Read the line before the error. OCI runtime create failed ... exec: "bash" is inside the container: the image cannot find that program. error: exec: "docker", "docker-compose" or "docker-credential-desktop" is on your host: a tool cannot find a Docker binary. Inside the …

TL;DR The command: aws s3 sync s3://<bucket>[/prefix] /local/dir. It downloads everything under the bucket or prefix, keeps the folder structure, and on the next run transfers only what changed - the second sync in my test printed nothing and exited 0. Measure first: aws s3 ls s3://<bucket>/<prefix> …

Kubernetes secrets are API objects which can only be referenced by POD, so if you are working in multiple namespaces then you can not share the same kubernetes secrets. Although it is possible to copy the same kubernetes into the desired namespace. Create kubernetes namespace testns1 In this blog post we are going to …

Before we jump onto kubernetes secrets let’s first try to understand What is Secret? - Secret is sensitive information which can not be written in a plain text or shared with others. The best example of Secrets would be the password. But Why do we need to use Kubernetes Secret? - Running a bare minimum kubernetes …