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How to Use the OpenShift Internal Registry for Dev Image Builds

Building container images for private branches or security patches doesn’t have to mean exposing your code to public registries. By leveraging the OpenShift internal image registry, you can keep your development workflow entirely contained within your cluster, eliminating the need for external accounts and preventing accidental leaks. This guide walks you through the essential steps—from enabling the registry route and managing authentication to handling complex builds and deploying your images—while highlighting key workarounds for common roadblocks like cross-architecture builds.

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Fetch Kubernetes Resources by Short Name in Go (Like kubectl Does)

Excited to share a new Go library I’ve built to make fetching Kubernetes resources a breeze: go-kube-get! If you’ve worked with client-go to build internal tools or CLI applications, you know that mapping simple user inputs like po or deploy to the precise API group and version (core/v1/pods, apps/v1/deployments) can introduce a lot… Read More »Fetch Kubernetes Resources by Short Name in Go (Like kubectl Does)