SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 16 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered node affinity. In this blog I will be covering resource requests and limits - how we tell Kubernetes how much CPU and memory a pod needs, and what happens when a pod ask01I
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 3 min readDay 15 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered taints and tolerations, which keep pods off nodes. In this blog I will be covering node affinity, which is the other half of the story - pulling a pod towards the nodes 00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 14 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered manual scheduling and static pods. In this blog I will be covering taints and tolerations - how we keep pods off certain nodes, and how we let specific pods through. The00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 13 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered DaemonSets, Jobs and CronJobs. In this blog I will be covering manual scheduling, static pods, and how labels and selectors are used to filter pods. Scheduling a pod wit00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 12 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered multi-container pods and init containers. In this blog I will be covering three workload types that are not about keeping a fixed number of pods running - the DaemonSet,00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 11 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered namespaces. In this blog I will be covering multi-container pods, init containers and environment variables. Multi-container pods Until now every pod I created had one c00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 4 min readDay 10 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered Services and how pods talk to each other. In this blog I will be covering namespaces - what they actually separate, and more importantly what they do not. What is a name00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 27 · 6 min readDay 9 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIn the previous blog I covered Deployments, rolling updates and rollbacks. In this blog I will be covering Services - how pods inside the cluster talk to each other, and how traffic from outside the c00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 22 · 4 min readDay 8 of #40daysofkubernetes challengeIssues with using only a ReplicaSet We may build our infrastructure solely on the ReplicaSet without even having something like a Deployment. It auto-creates, restarts and deletes the unwanted pods, a00
SGSaran Ginsaranbuilds.hashnode.dev·Sep 20 · 4 min readDay 7 of #40DaysOfKubernetes ChallengeIn this blog we are going to look at how to create pods using the declarative and imperative ways. Before getting into the code we have to first understand what these two are and when we should use ea00
