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Over the past few weeks, we been putting together a group of articles to introduce readers to Kubernetes. We've covered a lot of the basics and thought we would put together a command reference guide to

Welcome back to another article to get you started with Kubernetes. In todays post we are going to introduce you to Deployments and DaemonSets, which are both useful in helping you organise and deploy

Our previous article covered Namespaces and Services and we are slowly increasing our knowledge of Kubernetes and how we can start to run our services on a basic environment. In todays article, we will

In the last article, we started with Pods and showed you how to create and list your first Pods...They are the basic starting point in Kubernetes and if you need to refresh yourself with what we went through,

Last week we discussed the basic concepts of Kubernetes and got you used to some of the terminology involved. If you have not checked out the article, feel free to jump in there now to refresh yourself.

This is the first in a series in getting started with Kubernetes. We will start with an overview of what makes up a the environment and go further into depth in our next posts. ETCD Etcd is a distributed

I am back after a small break to bring you some more articles to get you started coding with Python. Before the break, we brought you a series of articles on web development using the Flask framework,

Custom Error Pages This is the 19th article in our series of getting started coding with Python, looking directly at web development using Flask. Our web app looks completely different to when it started

Using Flask Blueprints Welcome back to another article on getting started with coding Python. If you haven't been following along that's fine cause we will show you all the code to get catch up before

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Or Test Any Web Application With PyTest Welcome back to our next installment in our Python coding introduction series. We have been working on web development, specifically using the Flask web framework

Working With Forms and Sessions We are back again for another article in introducing you to coding with Python, which has now taken us to web development and using Flask. This is the third article we have

I am not sure how many specific articles we will be posting on Flask Web Development, but for now this is part two as we are expanding the knowledge we started with in our previous article. Our last post

Welcome back to another article on getting started with Python coding and this week we are going to move away a little bit from what we have been working on. In previous articles we have been showing you

Welcome back to a new article in our series on getting started coding with Python. In our last article we covered one of the more advanced datatypes we can use in Python and this week we are going to move

Welcome back to our next post on getting started coding with the Python programming language. We've been improving the functionality of our code in the past few articles but in this and the next few articles

Welcome back to our next article in the series we have put together introducing the Python programming language to users. Last week we discussed implementing functions as part of our Python program, and

Welcome back to another instalment of our introduction to programming with Python series we've been presenting over the past few months. In this article we are going to introduce you to Python Functions.

Back for another article on getting started with Python programming. We didn't get any work done on our check savings program in our last post but we did a thorough run down of Loops in Python and introduced

Even though our last article concentrated on working with Lists in your Python code, at the very end we introduced you to a For Loop in Python which allowed us to move through all the values in the List.