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I re-designed my blog not just for the sake of re-designing. At least, I hope so.

So, here is a new article from a wannabe series about Kubernetes.

This series started with a review of Velero backup tool. Now, I want to extend this topic a bit and share my thoughts on whether it makes sense to back up a Kubernetes cluster at all.


P.S. This is the last technical article in my blog this year. I usually do a generic recap of the year, but haven't done one yet. Also, this is the last post in CatOps channel this year.

Wish y'all reliability during the festive season and only five nines in the new year!

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grem1.in Why backup Kubernetes? This is the second part of a series of articles regarding Kubernetes backups. You can find the first part about Velero tool here. Why Backup Kubernetes? In the previous part I provided a brief overview of the backup & restore tool for Kubernetes called Velero.…
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