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What is Pod and Why Kuberenetes use Pods? Pod is a running process in cluster. It contains one or more container such as docker container. In pod containers are managed as single entity and share the …
You must have used the word "Kubernetes" so many times on the internet. Applications running in containers may self-heal thanks to Kubernetes, making them resistant to unforeseen failures. The best …
Yet another article Yes, this will be blog article number 200000000 on this subject. But today at work I got stuck on an extreme persistent namespace. Little guy just didn't want to go away. Stuck in…
In this article, we will be going through an overview of what Kubernetes is starting from the definition, components, basic architecture, etc., and later explaining each of them in detail. So let's ge…
Kubernetes is a colossal beast. You need to understand many different concepts before it starts being useful. When everything is set up, you'll probably want to expose some pods to the outside of the …
Colonel John Boyd was one of the best fighter pilots on the planet who risked his life every time he jumped into the cockpit. But thanks to his OODA loop strategy, high-velocity chases, death-defying …
These are mostly notes for personal reference. Suggested read: Infrastrucure as Code terminologies. Immutable: Immutable means that a container won't be modified during its life: no updates, no patch…
With Kubernetes, the ability to dynamically scale infrastructure based on demand is a major benefit. It provides multiple layers of autoscaling functionality: a horizontal pod autoscaler (HPA) and a v…
Machine learning is a very iterative process with a ton of experimentation you might need to do. In this article, I introduce you to Kubeflow Notebooks, a way to run development environments inside yo…
The key terminology around DevOps are Continuous deployment, continuous delivery, and infrastructure as code. • Continuous Deployment: Continuous deployment is all about continuously deploying a new …
