Feb 13 · 3 min read · When talking about docker you can often hear a word “Kubernetes”. What what it actually is? It is a tool that manages (orchestrates) the containers. It means: keeps your containers up and running if some of the containers become unhealthy (ex. beca...
Join discussionFeb 5 · 4 min read · Introduction Kubernetes simplifies the management of containerized applications, but its real strength lies in the architecture that powers scheduling, self-healing, and scalability. Rather than being a single monolithic system, Kubernetes is compose...
Join discussionJan 31 · 5 min read · This article documents my hands-on experience working with Kubernetes in production-like environments, primarily focusing on Amazon EKS (Managed Node Groups). It covers architecture, core workloads, scheduling, and high availability, along with pract...
Join discussionJan 14 · 5 min read · CommandDescription kubectl versionShows the client and server Kubernetes version. kubectl cluster-infoDisplays cluster info (API server address, DNS, etc.). kubectl get nodesLists all nodes in the cluster. kubectl get podsLists all pods in the ...
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Jan 8 · 4 min read · In Part 4, we explored Kubernetes networking - how traffic flows securely and efficiently inside and outside the cluster. Now we move to a topic that truly separates stateless demos from real production systems: Configuration management and persisten...
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Jan 4 · 6 min read · Docker VS K8s We have used Docker to create containers and images, and to run our applications. However, we've noticed some drawbacks, such as the lack of auto-scaling, specific version rollbacks, and occasional downtime. Even though there are featur...
Join discussionJan 3 · 3 min read · Free trials are often seen as a marketing tactic, but for learners and engineers, they serve a much bigger purpose.For me, free trial credits became the bridge between theory and real-world Kubernetes experience. Instead of just reading documentation...
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