Building and running Flutter mobile applications for Android on AWS Device Farm

This article will give you an overview on how to build and run a Flutter cross-platform mobile application for the Android OS platform in the cloud. We will cover all the steps from the basic app itself to the integration with Appium, and ultimately the deployment and testing on several devices in the AWS Device Farm.

03.11.2023

Alexander Kroll

Part 2: Log Chunking

In the last blog, I briefly introduced Kong as a sophisticated API gateway product. This time, I will discuss a problem related to logging message size limitation and offer a solution. This problem significantly limits root cause analysis and ultimately solution development.

25.10.2023

Alexander Suchier

Using Renovate to scale up automatic pull request creation on GitHub

See how we use the dependency update tool Renovate to distribute helm charts with ArgoCD applications in a GitOps fashion. This article shows how to set up Renovate for several kubernetes clusters with a centralized configuration as a GitHub action.

22.08.2023

Mikel Jason Münnekhoff

Part 1: Introduction to Crossplane

This tech blog article introduces Crossplane, an open-source Kubernetes add-on that extends the capabilities of infrastructure management by leveraging Kubernetes as a control plane. Crossplane uses Kubernetes’ extensible API design and Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) to manage not only services and applications but also cloud infrastructure. The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to get started with Crossplane and provision your first resources in the cloud using Kubernetes as a control plane.

31.07.2023

Niklas Schuster

Part 1: Brief Product Introduction

Kong Gateway is a lightweight, fast, and flexible API Gateway. It acts as an intermediary between API providers and consumers, enabling them to communicate based on policies. It also provides observability features, allowing to track API usage and performance. Overall it is a convincing and outstanding product which is briefly introduced in the following blog.

15.05.2023

Alexander Suchier