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Postman lost my work - Understanding JSON Path - General Kubernetes reading

Introduction

I like to use Postman when I'm working with APIs for the time for new applications, it makes it easy for me to design my API calls, test and validate. I finally decided to take note of the reminder and sign into the Postman app. But then all of a sudden all of my existing work just disappeared. I was massively worried. I'd being building a new collection. Luckily I found a fix you can read below.

I also started to play around with JSON path, so when querying against an API for example, I can output just the information I want.

Research

• Kubernetes Operators 101
• No one wants to manage Kubernetes anymore
• Free GitLab certification
• Be selective with Kubernetes RBAC permissions
• Infrastructure as Code’s Broken Promises

Try yourself

• Postman – Logging in results in losing my offline work

• Interested in JSON Path? See this links

  • https://jsonpathfinder.com/

  • https://medium.com/how-tos-for-coders/

  • https://medium.com/how-tos-for-coders/https-medium-com-how-tos-for-coders-parse-json-data-using-jq-and-curl-from-command-line-5aa8a05cd79b

  • https://gist.github.com/olih/f7437fb6962fb3ee9fe95bda8d2c8fa4

  • https://jsonformatter.org/

  • Make your Kubectl output look pretty with Kubecolour

    • kubecolor colorizes your kubectl command output and does nothing else. kubecolor internally calls kubectl command and try to colorizes the output so you can use kubecolor as a complete alternative of kubectl.