VBVijay Belwalinvijay-belwal.hashnode.dev·Jul 5, 2025 · 5 min readKubernetes Services: How Pods Talk to Each Other—and to YouServices: The Silent Backbone of Kubernetes Networking Before anything else, let’s address the name: Service. It’s not just a formality—it’s a promise: “No matter how many pods come or go, I’ll always be here, at the same place, ready to serve.” In...00
VBVijay Belwalinvijay-belwal.hashnode.dev·Jul 5, 2025 · 4 min readKubernetes Deployment: Keeping Your Application Secure in Times of ChangeLet’s say your app is running beautifully in production. ✅ Users are happy ✅ Logs are clean ✅ Revenue is climbing Now... imagine you have to upgrade the app. New version just dropped. Do you just delete pods and redeploy? Of course not. You're not tr...00
VBVijay Belwalinvijay-belwal.hashnode.dev·Jul 5, 2025 · 3 min readUnderstanding How ReplicaSets Protect Every Pod in KubernetesWe all started by memorizing kubectl create -f some-random.yaml and hoped the pods would magically run. But somewhere deep inside, there was this itch: who is making sure things don’t fall apart when a pod dies? Let’s talk about the unsung hero of Ku...00
VBVijay Belwalinvijay-belwal.hashnode.dev·Jul 1, 2025 · 5 min read🚢 If You Don’t Get Pods, You’ll Never Get Kubernetes—Here’s WhyWhen I first heard about Kubernetes, I thought I just needed to learn how to deploy containers. Simple, right? But then came the term Pod — and I assumed it was just Kubernetes-speak for a container. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Understanding Pod...00
VBVijay Belwalinvijay-belwal.hashnode.dev·May 24, 2025 · 2 min readHow we implemented canary releases in kafka without breaking productionThe Problem: "Move Fast, But Don’t Break Things" Our team needed a way to: Test new code safely (without impacting all users). Limit failures to a small subset of traffic. Roll back instantly if something went wrong. Why Not Just Deploy to Stagi...00
