Tag Archives: yaml

Programmatically Provision an Azure Databricks Workspace and Cluster using Python Functions.

Posted on May 16, 2019 by jbernec

Azure Databricks is a data analytics and machine learning platform based on Apache Spark. The first set of tasks to be performed before using Azure Databricks for any kind of Data exploration and machine learning execution is to create a … Continue reading →

Posted in Apache Spark, Azure Automation Account, Azure Databricks, Python | Tagged ARM Templates, Automation, Azure Automation, Azure Databricks, Azure Databricks Cluster, Create Cluster API, Databricks REST API 2.0, Python3, yaml | Leave a comment

Provisioning a Jenkins Instance Container with Persistent Volume in Azure Kubernetes Service.

Posted on July 3, 2018 by jbernec

In this post, I want to write about my experience testing and using Azure Kubernetes service to deploy a Jenkins Instance solution that is highly available and resilient. With the Kubernetes persistent volume feature, an Azure disk can be dynamically … Continue reading →

Posted in Azure Kubernetes, Kubernetes | Tagged AKS, azure cli, Azure Kubernetes, Container, Deployments, Dynamic Azure Disk, Jenkins, Kompose.exe, kubectl, Kubernetes, Persistent Volume, Persistent Volume Claim, Pods, Services, Static Azure Disk, yaml | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: yaml

Programmatically Provision an Azure Databricks Workspace and Cluster using Python Functions.

Provisioning a Jenkins Instance Container with Persistent Volume in Azure Kubernetes Service.

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