Arthur Busser

Arthur Busser

Arthur is a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE) at Theodo Cloud. He is passionate about distributed systems, containers, writing code, and solving hard problems.

Getting started with kubectl plugins

Getting started with kubectl plugins

Add new commands and give your productivity a boost when operating K8s clusters by extending kubectl’s capabilities with community-supported plugins.

OCI vs Docker: What is a container?

OCI vs Docker: What is a container?

Containers are a new way to package software. Docker's image format OCI has become standard but Kubernetes uses different container runtimes.

Simplify your Terraform refactoring with tfautomv

Simplify your Terraform refactoring with tfautomv

Infrastructure as code is great, but refactoring can be painful because of how Terraform works. With tfautomv, it becomes much easier.

GitHub Actions: concepts and tutorial

GitHub Actions: concepts and tutorial

GitHub Actions is a task automation system fully integrated with GitHub. Learn essential concepts and follow our hands-on GitHub Actions tutorial.

Beautiful Makefile help messages with awk

Beautiful Makefile help messages with awk

Prettier Makefiles are not only nice for the eyes, but also a great use case for awk.

The most important changes in Kubernetes 1.24 and why they matter

The most important changes in Kubernetes 1.24 and why they matter

This article is a recap on the updates that come with the release of Kubernetes 1.24, the first release of 2022: learn about the importance of the different changes.

Kubernetes 1.23: the 6 most important newest features!

Kubernetes 1.23: the 6 most important newest features!

Kubernetes 1.23 is the last release of 2021. Here is a quick recap to get you up to speed on the most important updates to the popular container orchestrator.

Why you shouldn't use localhost when developing locally

Why you shouldn't use localhost when developing locally

Was my service listening on port 8080 or 8081? I forgot. Running multiple services locally should not require memorizing an ever-growing list of ports.