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Data Analysis using Python and AzureDevOps

Scenario An organization wants to analyse profit based on product sales. Requirements Analysis should be based on profit based on

Story Conversation in Agile Scrum

Description: Story Conversation is all about drilling down story details and validates exact requirements. It helps all cross functional team

Cloud Computing and DevOps

Cloud computing is becoming ubiquitous in today’s competitive and dynamic business world. When combined with the DevOps culture, enterprises and

Kubernetes – Configure RAM in minikube

Use minikube stop command to stop minikube minikube stop Stopping “minikube” in virtualbox … Node “m01” stopped. Use minikube delete

Testing Terminology 101

Whenever we talk about testing we come across many words such as defect, bug, fault, risk, error, failure and so

Solved: Findstr is not recognized as an internal

In The previous article we discussed about Solved RPM Installation: can’t create transaction lock on /var/lib/rpm/__db.000 in Redhat and CentOS While

Kubernetes – Configure RAM in minikube

Use minikube stop command to stop minikube minikube stop Stopping “minikube” in virtualbox … Node “m01” stopped. Use minikube delete command to delete existing minikube minikube delete Deleting “minikube” in virtualbox … Removed all traces of the “minikube” cluster. Remove configurations from .kube or .minikube directories by deleting them. In Windows it will be at […]

Kubernetes – Delete all Pods

How to delete all pods using single commands? kubectl delete po –all kubectl delete pods –all

Kubernetes – Connect to a Pod and Execute Command

How to connect to a Kubernetes Pod and execute any command? E.g. ifconfig? kubectl exec POD_NAME ifconfig kubectl exec webapp ifconfig kubectl exec [POD] [COMMAND] is DEPRECATED and will be removed in a future version. Use kubectl kubectl exec [POD] — [COMMAND] instead. kubectl exec webapp — ifconfig To connect to shell command of a […]

Kubernetes – Delete Pods

How to delete pod normally and forcefully in Kubernetes: kubectl delete pod POD_NAME kubectl delete pod POD_NAME –force