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Jenkins helps developers and organizations automate coding and deployment. This tutorial shows how to install Jenkins on Mac.

Kind is an open-source tool for running a Kubernetes cluster locally, using Docker containers as cluster nodes. This tutorial will show you how to install Kind and provide some useful tips for managing your Kind Kubernetes cluster.

Kubernetes namespaces help organize and distribute cluster resources between different users, teams, or customers. This tutorial shows how to create and manage Kubernetes namespaces.

When managing a Kubernetes cluster, there are certain tasks that require pods to terminate in order to be successfully completed. To perform those tasks, administrators use a special workload resource called a job. This tutorial will show you how to create, manage, and delete Kubernetes jobs.

Kubernetes automates app deployment and scaling and significantly facilitates resource management. This tutorial shows how to run Kubernetes on Windows.

Calico is a third-party solution developed to provide flexibility and make Kubernetes network connectivity simpler. It is available on all the major cloud platforms and can also be installed on bare metal. This tutorial will show you how to install Calico on a Kubernetes cluster.

This tutorial shows how to use the mount command in Linux to attach a file system to a particular mount point in the file system.

Sharding is a MongoDB feature that enables easy scaling. It allows MongoDB to support high throughput operations on large data sets. This article will show you how to deploy a sharded MongoDB cluster using Docker and Docker Compose.

A significant obstacle to Kubernetes adoption in production is its steep learning curve. This article will compare Portainer and Rancher, two platforms designed to simplify the Kubernetes experience without sacrificing essential functionalities.

Learn about the difference between Kubernetes and Jenkins and how they can work together to create an automated DevOps pipeline.