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Deploying WordPress and MySQL on Kubernetes using Terraform

Discover a comprehensive guide for deploying WordPress and MySQL applications on Taikun CloudWorks using Terraform. This tutorial covers everything from setting up cloud credentials and configuring Kubernetes clusters to implementing secure database connections. Perfect for DevOps engineers looking to automate WordPress deployments using infrastructure as code.

Setup vCluster on Taikun Cloudworks using Terraform

Taikun Cloudworks simplifies the deployment and management of Kubernetes clusters. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of setting up a vcluster on Taikun Cloudworks using the Taikun Terraform provider and OpenStack as the underlying cloud provider.

How CloudWorks and vCluster Can Boost CSP Revenue

Capturing High-Growth, Event-Driven Workloads in the Era of Kubernetes Introduction In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, Kubernetes has emerged as the de facto standard for container orchestration. As organizations increasingly adopt microservices architectures and cloud-native technologies, a new class of workloads has come to the forefront: high-growth, event-driven workloads. These dynamic, scalable applications […]

Getting Started with Virtual Clusters in Taikun CloudWorks

Kubernetes management is hard and getting more complex day-by-day, Virtual clusters or vClusters have emerged as a game-changing solution for organizations looking to optimize their deployments. Today, we’re excited to walk you through setting up and using vClusters with Taikun CloudWorks, a hands-on demo on how this powerful combination can revolutionize your Kubernetes strategy. Why […]

Creating a Self-Hosted Kubernetes Cluster on Proxmox with Taikun CloudWorks using Terraform

Creating a Self-Hosted Proxmox Kubernetes Cluster with Taikun CloudWorks and Terraform

Introduction In this blog post, we’ll walk through the process of creating a Kubernetes cluster on Proxmox using Taikun CloudWorks and Terraform. We’ll leverage the Taikun Terraform provider to automate the deployment of a Kubernetes cluster on your Proxmox infrastructure. Let’s consider a scenario: Meet Sarah, a DevOps engineer at a rapidly growing tech startup. […]

Securing Infrastructure as Code: Best Practices for IaC Security

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is necessary for any modern software company or cloud service. Machine-readable definition files replace time-consuming manual procedures for managing and provisioning infrastructure resources by developers and operations teams. IaC increases flexibility, scalability, and repeatability but poses new security risks. 

Comparing Top Infrastructure as Code Tools: Terraform vs. CloudFormation vs. Ansible

According to the study by Emergent Research, the infrastructure as code market size was USD 0.64 Billion in 2021 and is projected to exhibit a CAGR of 24.0% over the forecast time frame.  The need for improved efficiency of corporate processes is a key element propelling revenue development in the infrastructure as a code industry. As software systems get more complicated and sophisticated, new technical methods are necessary.

Best Practices for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Implementation

Now more than ever, businesses of all sizes are seeing the benefits of IaC’s ability to automate infrastructure deployment, including decreased operational expenses and increased dependability. However, to put IaC into practice effectively, one must thoroughly comprehend its fundamental concepts and be willing to adhere to best practices.