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@KashyapRathore

Kashyap Rathore

@KashyapRathore·Joined February 2023

Transforming complex IT infrastructure into seamless deployments with DevOps methodologies

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KRKashyap Rathoreinkashyaprathore.hashnode.dev·Mar 7, 2023 · 1 min read

What makes Azure AKS or GKE more popular than AWS EKS among DevOps Engineers?

Ease of Use: AKS provides an easier setup and management experience for Kubernetes clusters compared to EKS, which requires more manual configuration and management. Better Integration with Azure Services: AKS integrates well with other Azure servic...

KRKashyap Rathoreinkashyaprathore.hashnode.dev·Mar 1, 2023 · 1 min read

apiVerion Change - Kubernetes RealWorld Issues

Being a DevOps Engineer / Site Reliability Engineer, you need to keep in your mind that Kubernetes changes its resources version with respect to time. It was an issue that I found when the EKS version of my project was updated from 1.21 to 1.23, and ...

KRKashyap Rathoreinkashyaprathore.hashnode.dev·Feb 24, 2023 · 1 min read

Pods getting stuck in a pending state - Kubernetes RealWorld Issues

1) Kubernetes Pods getting stuck in a pending state, which can lead to application downtime. Check the pod status using the kubectl get pods -n <namespace> command. Check the event logs using the kubectl describe pod <pod-name> -n <namespace> comma...