Virtualization

Virtualization

Kubernetes Dashboard: Installation and Usage Guide

Welcome to the vast universe of containerized applications! We’re about to embark on a journey through the world of Kubernetes, an open-source platform designed to automate deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications. Kubernetes is like the conductor of an orchestra, ensuring each musician, or in this case, container, ‘plays’ in harmony. Our journey doesn’t stop

Kubernetes CNI: Understanding the Container Network Interface

Imagine you’re in a vast maze, full of twists, turns, and dead ends. This is how Kubernetes networking can feel, especially if you’re new to it. Kubernetes, a highly adaptable open-source project, offers a plethora of network implementation options, making it a potent yet intricate tool. One key element that serves as your torch in

How to install Docker on Ubuntu — Practical Guide

Have you ever wondered how to streamline your application development and deployment process? Docker is here to revolutionize the way we package and run applications. Think of Docker as a shipping container system for your applications. Just like a shipping container can carry a variety of goods, Docker carries your applications along with all the

How to use Kubeadm to set up a Kubernetes Cluster

Ever wondered about the power and simplicity of Kubeadm in creating and managing a Kubernetes cluster? You’ve come to the right place. In the vast world of container orchestration, Kubernetes has made a name for itself. But have you ever heard of Kubeadm? Think of it as your personal assistant in the world of Kubernetes,

Ubuntu Kubernetes Installation — Practical Guide

Have you ever wondered how to automate the deployment of containerized applications? If so, you’re in the right place! Think of Kubernetes as the conductor of an orchestra, but instead of coordinating instruments, it’s coordinating containers to create a harmonious performance, i.e., seamlessly deploying and managing applications. In this guide, we’re going to explore how

Rancher vs Kubernetes — Container Dashboards Compared

Welcome to the fascinating world of container management! In the realm of modern software development, Kubernetes and Rancher have emerged as two significant players. But what exactly are they, and what roles do they play in managing containerized workloads? Kubernetes, often referred to as ‘K8s’, is an open-source platform designed to automate the deployment, scaling,

Ultimate Kubernetes Tutorial: How to Set Up Kubernetes and Docker

Imagine you’re moving houses and you have a lot of items to transport. You could carry each item individually, but that would be inefficient and risky. Instead, you pack all your belongings into boxes. These boxes make it easy to move your items from one house to another, ensuring they arrive in the same condition

What is Server Virtualization? A Comprehensive Guide to Virtualization Servers.

Have you ever wondered what server virtualization is? Wonder no more! We’re going to explain it in depth. Imagine an apartment building where each tenant has their own space and resources but shares the overall building infrastructure. Server virtualization works in a similar way, allowing multiple independent operating systems to run on a single server

Debian vs Ubuntu: A Comprehensive Comparison for Server and Desktop Users

Have you ever found yourself scratching your head, trying to decide between Debian and Ubuntu for your next server or desktop setup? You’re not alone. With their shared history and common features, it’s no wonder that many Linux users struggle to choose between these two popular distributions. At IOFLOOD, we see strong demand for both

How to configure SolusVM noVNC console use via Cloudflare Passthrough

Are you using SolusVM and Cloudflare and just want to get noVNC working, right now? Here’s how to configure the SolusVM noVNC console to work from behind Cloudflare: In SolusVM, go to “General -> Settings -> Other” Configure the “noVNC socket port” to 8443. At that point, the noVNC console should just work in 90%