Accessibility as a service with Kubernetes and The A11y Machine

on Sat, Apr 09, 2016 by Nick Schuch · 2 min reading time

Overview Recently I found a really cool project for running accessibility scans against websites, but heres the kicker, it generates a really snazzy report once it is complete. Given my itch to automate everything, I decided to wrap it in some Kubernetes goodness. The key Kubernetes components used for this implementation are: Job Replication Controller Services OPTIONAL: You could also add an Ingress instead of my hardcoded “nodePort” declaration in the service.

Simple volume to volume file sync with Kubernetes

on Mon, Apr 04, 2016 by Nick Schuch · 2 min reading time

Overview When running multiple environments on Kubernetes you find yourself in a situation of “how do I sync files from environment A to B”. Outside of the container ecosystem this has been a difficult task requiring the operator to have: Access to both the source and destination hosts via SSH Knowledge of where the directories live on each host I have been thinking about this alot problem lately and thought I would write down a little pattern which I feel improves on the traditional model in Kubernetes.