SSSatya Suvarnamincodeops-devoloper.hashnode.dev·Jun 19 · 3 min readDay 19- Kubernetes DaemonSets – Running Pods on Every Node🔹 Introduction In Kubernetes, Deployments and StatefulSets create Pods based on the number of replicas you specify. But what if you need: ✔ One Pod on every node ✔ Automatic deployment on newly added00
SSSatya Suvarnamincodeops-devoloper.hashnode.dev·Jun 5 · 4 min readDay - 18 Kubernetes StatefulSets – Managing Stateful Applications🔹 Introduction So far in Kubernetes, we've deployed applications using Deployments. Deployments work perfectly for: Web Applications APIs Microservices Stateless Workloads But what about applic00
SSSatya Suvarnamincodeops-devoloper.hashnode.dev·May 21 · 3 min readDay 17: Kubernetes Persistent Volumes (PV) & Persistent Volume Claims (PVC) – Managing Storage Properly🔹 Introduction Containers in Kubernetes are ephemeral by nature. That means 👇 ❌ When a Pod is deleted, its internal data is also lost. But real-world applications need persistent storage for: Databa00
SSSatya Suvarnamincodeops-devoloper.hashnode.dev·May 11 · 4 min readDay 16: Kubernetes Probes – Liveness, Readiness & Startup Checks Explained🔹 Introduction In Kubernetes, deploying a Pod is not enough. 👉 Kubernetes also needs to know: Is the application healthy? Is it ready to receive traffic? Did it start successfully? Without heal00
SSSatya Suvarnamincodeops-devoloper.hashnode.dev·May 11 · 3 min readDay 15: Kubernetes ConfigMaps & Secrets – Managing Application Configuration Securely🔹 Introduction In Kubernetes, applications often need: Database URLs API keys Environment variables Passwords Configuration files But here’s the challenge 👇 ❌ Hardcoding these values inside containe00