SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 16 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered node affinity. In this blog I will be covering resource requests and limits - how we tell Kubernetes how much CPU and memory a pod needs, and what happens when a pod ask01I
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 3 min readDay 15 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered taints and tolerations, which keep pods off nodes. In this blog I will be covering node affinity, which is the other half of the story - pulling a pod towards the nodes 00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 14 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered manual scheduling and static pods. In this blog I will be covering taints and tolerations - how we keep pods off certain nodes, and how we let specific pods through. The00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 13 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered DaemonSets, Jobs and CronJobs. In this blog I will be covering manual scheduling, static pods, and how labels and selectors are used to filter pods. Scheduling a pod wit00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 12 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered multi-container pods and init containers. In this blog I will be covering three workload types that are not about keeping a fixed number of pods running - the DaemonSet,00
