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May 21 · 3 min read · 🔹 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: Databa
Join discussionMay 11 · 4 min read · 🔹 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 heal
Join discussionMay 11 · 3 min read · 🔹 Introduction In Kubernetes, applications often need: Database URLs API keys Environment variables Passwords Configuration files But here’s the challenge 👇 ❌ Hardcoding these values inside containe
Join discussionMay 9 · 3 min read · 🔹 Introduction In Kubernetes, multiple applications run inside the same cluster. But here’s an important challenge 👇 👉 What if one Pod consumes all CPU and memory? Without control ❌ Other applicat
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