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What is Docker? Hey Family, So welcome to one more trending Tech Blog, today we are going with Docker and OS-Level Virtualization. If you are not aware of how Servers Client work and maintained over Cloud: I would strongly recommend you to first go through the below blog for a better understanding of how applications actually work. Read more on Cloud: What is Cloud Computing and how do Cloud works? Also more updates over Trending Tech and how computers are the Next-Gen Artificial Intelligence created by Human Intelligence Read more on DevOps Trends: How Automation will take over today's manual process Okay..! So assuming that you are aware of how Server, Client, and Applications works so let's get started: Que: What is Virtualization? How Virtualization works? Virtualization means creating a virtual version of a resource or device, such as a network, storage, server, device, or even an OS where the framework divides the resource into many more execution environments Okay, so I

Hey Folks, From social media platforms to e-commerce websites, APIs are the backbone of the digital world. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at what APIs are, how they work, and why they're so critical for modern software development. Let's Begin !!! What is an API? API stands for Application Programming Interface, It's a set of rules or a mechanism that allows different software applications to communicate with each other. Just like a waiter at a restaurant. The waiter acts as an intermediary between the customer and the kitchen, taking the customer's order and delivering it to the kitchen, and then bringing the food back to the customer. Application Programming Interface Similarly, an API acts as an intermediary between two software applications , helping them to exchange information and work together. It defines the "language" that the applications use to communicate with each other, specifying what data can be sent and received and in what fo

Decoding HTTP Status Codes Hey Folks, If you're familiar with how websites or software function on the internet, you can skip the following recommendation. However, if you're not familiar, I highly suggest reading the blog that's mentioned: All About DevOps What are HTTP Status Codes? HTTP status codes are like signals that web servers use to talk to web browsers and other programs that make requests. They help these programs know if their request was successful or not, and why. When you ask a server for something, it sends back a message that includes a three-digit number. This number tells you whether your request was successful or not, and what the problem might be if it wasn't. There are five classes of status codes, each starting with a different digit: 1xx (Informational): The request was received, and the server is continuing to process it. 2xx (Successful): The request was successfully received, understood, and accepted. 3xx (Redirection): The client needs to t

POC on AWS Services like IAM, S3, Lambda, API Gateway & CloudFront using Terraform (IaC) Reference is been taken from:  https://github.com/KanchanSoni16/terraform-s3-lambda-apigatway Document:  https://docs.google.com/ Terraform Architecture S3 (Simple Storage Service) Brief:   An object storage service that offers industry-leading scalability, data availability, security, and performance code  Files used:   aws_s3.tf   resource "aws_s3_bucket" "api_bucket" {   bucket = "${var.myregion}-${var.bucket_name}"   tags = {     Name        = "${var.myregion}-${var.bucket_name}"     Environment = "${var.environment}"   } } resource "aws_s3_bucket_acl" "api_acl" {   bucket = aws_s3_bucket.api_bucket.id   acl    = var.acl   depends_on = [     aws_s3_bucket.api_bucket   ] } variable.tf variable "bucket_name" {   default = "" } variable "environment" {   default = "" } variable "m

All About Terraform Before starting to learn what Terraform is. We need to understand what it is Infra As Code. Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is a way of managing and setting up your IT infrastructure using code, rather than manually configuring individual systems. With IaC , you write code to describe the desired state of your infrastructure, such as the number of servers you need and how they should be connected.  Tools like Terraform can then automatically execute this code to create and manage your infrastructure for you.  The benefits of using IaC include better consistency and reliability and easier collaboration and management since all of your infrastructure is defined and managed in a single place. Additionally, since IaC is code, you can version control it, making it easier to track changes and roll back to previous configurations if needed So What is Terraform? Terraform Terraform is a software tool that helps you manage and set up your infrastructure, such as the computers a

 Ansible Basics Ansible Connections: # Sample Inventory File web1 ansible_host=server1.company.com ansible_connection=ssh ansible_user=root ansible_ssh_pass=Password123! web2 ansible_host=server2.company.com ansible_connection=ssh ansible_user=root ansible_ssh_pass=Password123! web3 ansible_host=server3.company.com ansible_connection=ssh ansible_user=root ansible_ssh_pass=Password123! db1 ansible_host=server4.company.com ansible_connection=winrm ansible_user=administrator ansible_password=Password123! Whereas, web1 & db1 denotes alias name for your server. ansible_host denotes your Server host IP / Name . ansible_connection denotes the type of your connection (for Linux: ssh & for windows: winrm) ansible_user denotes the user name of your server ansible_ssh_pass, ansible_ssh_key (for Linu