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Introduction CKAD stands for Certified Kubernetes Application Developer. I thought I’d take the time to write a long-form documentation of how I passed the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer exam. I took the exam on June 5, and although I passed, let me tell you, I had to make changes to my strategy during the exam. I was at first, in the first 10 minutes, trying to use YAML files from the docs, but realized quickly how slow the remote system was, so I decided to use kubectl commands wherever possible. ...

How I Installed Minecraft All the Mods 10 on Kubernetes Introduction First of all, you don’t have to do this at all.. It just adds another complication, instead of just running Minecraft ATM10 on Docker. That being said, I love Kubernetes, and have been wanting to use for all my server needs. Even when it is complicated.. Also, if you want to follow along, you have to know that I have FluxCD in my process, so you may have modify it for your use case. ...

I finally took the time to update my README on GitHub. If you don’t know, your username/username repository in GitHub is unique! If you modify your README, you can get something like this: Let’s get started! Blog Workflow Let’s create a blog workflow. I use a Hugo website for my blog. You can learn how to make one yourself following my blog post. At the end, it will automatically pull your five recent blog posts from your website. ...

I took the time to finally revamp my main website. Prior to the live one, I used one that focused on my career history and a short biography. It lacked the features that a Blog should have, especially one that uses it’s base to index all of one’s writings. So, here is how I did it. I went over to https://github.com/adityatelange/hugo-PaperMod/wiki/Installation and followed the steps. That’s it. So go do that! ...