Chetan Mohanrao Mohoddevops-concepts-by-chetan.hashnode.dev·9 hours agoKubernetes Services: Understanding the Essentials + Deploy a Node.js App in Just 3 Minutes!It is recommended to read this blog first: Click here before proceeding with this one, to avoid feeling overwhelmed. What is Service? In a Kubernetes setup, we have three nodes: one Master and two Worker nodes, as illustrated in the diagram. When a...Discusskubernetes-services
Parth Sharmaparth-sharma-devops.hashnode.dev·Nov 22, 2024Understanding Kubernetes Services: A Guide with YAML ExamplesIn Kubernetes, a Service is like a friendly middleman that makes it easy for other applications or users to communicate with your application, no matter where it is running inside the cluster. Here’s a simple analogy: Imagine you have a food delivery...DiscussDevops
Venkatramananvenkatvk.hashnode.dev·Nov 18, 20244.A Beginner’s Guide to get started with Kubernetes:To get started with Kubernetes, it’s essential to understand its core components and concepts, as they are the building blocks of the entire platform. Overview: Kubernetes (often abbreviated as K8s) is an open-source platform designed to automate the...DiscussAWS
Anjanesh LekshminarayananProanjanesh.dev·Nov 17, 2024apache2 and httpd being run on macOS simultaneouslyThis is a simple post mainly for my notes incase I need to recapitulate what should be done to restore running of my virtually hosted websites on my laptop. Ever since I installed httpd on my macOS 15.1 using homebrew and configured my virtual hosts ...Discussapache2
Dhruv Moradiyadhruvmoradiya.hashnode.dev·Nov 8, 2024Day 34 Working with Services in Kubernetes 🌐You've made it to Day 34 of your Kubernetes learning journey! Yesterday, you deployed an application in Kubernetes, and today, we’re taking things further by setting up Services to manage how our app can be accessed. Let's dive in! 🌟 What Are Servi...Discuss90Dayofdevopsservices
Anshumanhashnode.ssh-i.in·Nov 3, 2024Building Cross-Platform System Services in Go: A Step-by-Step GuideWhat Are System Services? System Services are lightweight programs that operate in the background without a graphical user interface . They start automatically during system boot and run independently.Their lifecycle, which includes operations like s...DiscussGo Language
OBULIPURUSOTHAMAN Kobulipurusothaman.hashnode.dev·Oct 25, 2024Applications / ServicesApplication / Services Here we can take example of client – server architecture In Client side the piece of code is running , and the Server side piece of code is running these both will I tract to each other and provides the required data Client App...DiscussApplications
Rohit Kumar YadavforDevops 90 days challengerohitdevops.hashnode.dev·Oct 11, 2024Day 1 : Devops🛠️ What is DevOps? Imagine you're opening a restaurant. The chefs (developers) cook food, and the servers (operations) deliver it to customers. If there’s no communication between the chefs and servers, food might arrive late, cold, or wrong. This i...DiscussDevops
Artmuse Interiorartmuseinteriorsingapore.hashnode.dev·Oct 10, 2024The Benefits of Interior Design for Workplace ProductivityIn today’s competitive business landscape, workplace productivity is a top priority for organizations. While many factors contribute to employee efficiency, one often overlooked element is interior design. A well-designed workspace can significantly ...Discusssingapore
Rahul Vadakkiniyilrahulvadakkiniyil.hashnode.dev·Oct 7, 2024Day 23/24/25 of 40daysofkubernetes : Kubernetes RBAC ExplainedIntroduction In this blog, we will explore how we can authorize our new user (learner) to interact with cluster resources using RBAC, with hands-on examples. Let's get started. What is RBAC? Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Kubernetes is a method ...Discuss#40daysofkubernetes
