Build Docker containers on Kubernetes with Jenkins and Kaniko
This writeup documents the current best way to build Docker containers within transient Jenkins agents inside a Kubernetes cluster. This setup has unique features and unique caveats you need to consider, and intend to save you, dear reader, the time I invested trying different solutions. Setup These are the components used in this setup. You can replace the K8S provider and the solution and considerations will hold. You can also change the destination registry for your images
Our Recruiting process: We Hire Character, We Train Skills
The famous phrase "join our Team!" does not represent our recruiting process. We want you to join our Teracloud family, but we really want us to join your professional life! In one way or another, we are changing and innovating in all our processes related to Talent. We are taking a turn in everything related to Talent management and the recruitment and selection process is not far behind. We break with the traditional interview scheme Rather, we consider them exchange calls.
My personal journey into the Cloud!
The words “Cloud Computing” are used far too often these days, and you may not be familiar with this technical term and the nuances behind it, as it happened to me a year and a half ago. Over the past 18 months, I have been working for an IT company, Teracloud, and now I can safely tell you the meaning of Infrastructure as Code, Machine Learning, data migration, HIPAA Compliance Law and Privacy Rules, and many other concepts related to the Cloud Computing environment. I’m Vic
Using SSM Parameter Store
Some configurations can be considered private and high risk. Data such as Database Passwords and other valuable information can be safely stored in the SSM Parameter Store service. The service offers the possibility of storing the data that we consider to be “secret”, to later be consumed by our applications. Some of its features are: Serverless, scalable Version tracking of the configurations and secrets Encryption with KMS (optional) Notifications with CloudWatch Events Con
Google Cloud: Importing resources from the Gcloud to IaaC in Terraform
Managing resources in the cloud can be frustrating if the infrastructure is too big or too complex. That’s why we suggest having the resources expressed as Infrastructure as a Code(IaaC), like Terraform between others. But what IF our infrastructure was already created manually? How can we get those resources imported into Terraform? Well, our prayers were heard: Google brings us a pretty easy solution with the help of the command-line interface, with just one single command:
