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Deploy a highly available EDMS using Mayan, PostgreSQL, and Akamai cloud infrastructure.

Kubernetes can manage the lifecycle of containers, creating and destroying them depending on the needs of the application, as well as providing a host of other features.

This guide covers how to use the Linode API to create an LKE cluster, connect kubectl to your LKE cluster, and more.

This guide provides an overview of three Kubernetes features to you can use to secure different components of a cluster.

In LKE, enabling HA ( High Availability ) creates additional replicas of your control plane components , adding an additional layer of redundancy to your Kubernetes Cluster and ensuring 99.99% uptime for both the control plane and worker nodes.

This guide will go over the Kubernetes upgrade process, provide a brief introduction to the public Kubernetes changelog as it applies to LKE, and discuss tools like Popeye that can highlight incompatibilities or other issues within a cluster’s configuration both before and after upgrading.

This guide will walk you through the steps needed to deploy a Kubernetes cluster using LKE and the popular infrastructure as code (IaC) tool, Terraform.

This guide show you how to get started with Terraform and Linode.

to create, execute, and cancel Redis transaction blocks.

w to use Redis for server-assisted client-side caching.

This guide will show you how to tune PostgreSQL for better performance on your Linode

This guide introduces the PostgreSQL database, outlining how it is different from other SQL databases like MySQL, and describes its benefits.