Raihan Khan

We are pleased to announce the release of KubeDB v2024.4.27 . This release includes features like (1) TLS support for SingleStore & PgPool, (2) Monitoring & Alerting Support for Druid & Solr using Prometheus and Grafana, (3) PDB support for Kafka, Kafka Connect Cluster and RabbitMQ, (4) initial release of Microsoft SQL Server support, (5) Backup and Restore support for ZooKeeper using KubeStash, (6) OpsRequest and Autoscaler support for RabbitMQ, (7) new version support for MongoDB, (8) health checker improvement for Memcached; and (9) Grafana dashboard enhancement for Postgres.

Announcing KubeDB v2024.3.16

We are pleased to announce the release of KubeDB v2024.3.16 . This release is primarily focused on adding monitoring support for Kafka, RabbitMQ, Zookeeper, SingleStore and Pgpool. Besides monitoring support, some additional database versions and a few bug fixes are also coming out in this release. This release is bringing a major change which is replacing database StatefulSet workloads with PetSet. Initially, RabbitMQ, Zookeeper, SingleStore, Druid, FerretDB and Pgpool are receiving this update.

Announcing KubeDB v2024.2.14

We are pleased to announce the release of KubeDB v2024.2.14 . This release is primarily focused on extending support for new databases including Solr, Singlestore, Druid, RabbitMQ, FerretDB and ZooKeeper. Besides provisioning, customizable health checker, custom template for services, custom template for pods & containers, authentication, multiple termination strategies, default container security are included along with these new database supports. This release also brings support for ConnectCluster for Kafka and Pgpool for Postgres.

Announcing KubeDB v2023.08.18

We are pleased to announce the release of KubeDB v2023.08.18 . This post lists all the major changes done in this release since the last release. The release includes - Use of the restricted pod security label ⇒ Pod security policies has been removed in k8s 1.25. In place, It brings Pod Security Standards into the picture. We are using the restricted mode (https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/security/pod-security-standards/#restricted ) to all of the namespaces where our operators will be installed.

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By Raihan Khan

11-Apr-2023

Logging in Kubernetes with Elasticsearch, Fluentd & Kibana (EFK) using KubeDB

Overview Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Fluentd are commonly used together as the EFK stack for logging in Kubernetes environments. Each component serves a specific purpose in collecting, storing, and visualizing log data. Elasticsearch is a distributed search and analytics engine that is designed to store and retrieve large amounts of data quickly. In the context of Kubernetes logging, Elasticsearch is used to store log data from various sources, such as containers, nodes, and applications.

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By Raihan Khan

1-Feb-2023

Managing TLS secure Kafka on Kubernetes using KubeDB

Summary AppsCode held a webinar on “Managing TLS secure Kafka on Kubernetes using KubeDB” on 25th January 2023. The contents discussed on the webinar: Apache Kafka and how it works Kafka’s new Kraft mode and why it’s better Provision Apache Kafka with KubeDB Kafka clustering Create, publish, and consume event from kafka Description of the Webinar It is required to install the followings to get started: KubeDB Provisioner KubeDB Ops-Manager The webinar started with a brief discussion about Apache Kafka, Kafka’s new Kraft mode, why Kafka is better without Zookeeper.

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By Raihan Khan

13-Oct-2022

Day 2 Lifecycle Management for OpenSearch Cluster Using KubeDB

Summary AppsCode held a webinar on “OpenSearch OpsRequests - Day 2 Lifecycle Management for OpenSearch Cluster Using KubeDB” on 12th October 2022. The contents discussed on the webinar: OpenSearch OpsRequest and how it works Supported OpsRequests for OpenSearch Supported OpenSearch clustering methods Deploy OpenSearch Cluster and OpenSearch-Dashboards Using KubeDB Horizontal Scaling Vertical Scaling Version upgrade Restart your cluster Description of the Webinar It is required to install the followings to get started:

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By Raihan Khan

24-Jun-2022

A workaround of adding custom container to KubeDB managed Databases

Add custom containers in KubeDB managed Database Let’s assume you have a KubeDB managed Database deployed in your Kubernetes environment. Now, You want to inject a sidecar container in the database StatefulSet in order to extend and enhance the functionality of existing containers. Currently, KubeDB doesn’t have support for custom container insertion yet. We will discuss a workaround to run a custom container along with the managed-containers. Suppose, you are running a KubeDB-managed MySQL database, and you need to monitor the general query logs.

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By Raihan Khan

23-Mar-2022

Managing Opensearch cluster in Kubernetes using KubeDB

Summary On 23rd March 2022, Appscode held a webinar on Managing Opensearch cluster in Kubernetes using KubeDB. Key contents of the webinars are: Deploy Opensearch cluster Deploy and manage Opensearch Dashboards instance Version Upgrade of Opensearch Cluster using KubeDB Ops Request Configure Opensearch Dashboard with Custom configurations Description of the Webinar Earlier in this webinar, we discussed in detail about Opensearch, it’s functionalities and use cases. Opensearch is a suite of tools centered on a search engine daemon, also called opensearch.

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By Kamol Hasan &Raihan Khan

2-Mar-2022

Elasticsearch Hot-Warm-Cold Architecture Management with Kibana in Kubernetes

Summary On 2nd March 2022, Appscode held a webinar on Elasticsearch Hot-Warm-Cold Architecture Management with Kibana in Kubernetes. Key contents of the webinars are: Deploy Hot-Warm-Cold Elasticsearch Cluster Deploy Kibana Instance with ElasticsearchDashboard CR Deploy Logstash and Filebeat Monitor Kubernetes Logs with ELK Stack Configure Index Lifecycle Management for Hot-Warm-Cold Nodes Description of the Webinar Earlier in this webinar, they discussed in detail about Hot-Warm-Cold Architecture for Elasticsearch. They created an elasticsearch instance with hot-warm-cold architecture.

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