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Kubernetes - ConfigMaps

We have already explored Volumes in Kubernetes in the previous blog. We understood how pods can store and share data using volumes. But let’s pause and think for a moment 🤔 What if we just want to p

14h ago18 min read

NSNagendra simhadrinagsblog.hashnode.dev

Kubernetes for Beginners – Architecture Explained with Images & Examples

1. Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes is a platform designed to help run applications in a modern, scalable, and reliable way. In earlier days, applications were installed directly on physical servers. If the server failed, the application would a...

Feb 127 min read

IDImmanuel Dsouzakubernetes-under-the-hood.hashnode.dev

How Kubernetes works under the hood

In early days, if the company wanted to deploy their grand play software , either they had to buy an in-house server or through the third party did buy/rent server. Later on that physical machine they would install all the services necessary one by o...

Feb 23 min read

AAyushayush-devops.hashnode.dev

Embarking on the Kubernetes Journey: Day 1 Insights

Pods with YAML Replication Controllers and Sets Deployments

Jan 281 min read

PMPreksha Mishraprek.hashnode.dev

Kubernetes Pod Lifecycle: What Actually Happens

This blog is for anyone who has used Kubernetes Pods but still felt confused when seeing states like Pending, ContainerCreating, 0/1 Running, CrashLoopBackOff, or ImagePullBackOff. This post explains the Pod lifecycle strictly as a timeline, from the...

Jan 265 min read

PSPrasad Suman Mohan prasadsuman.hashnode.dev

Day 5 — Experiment Tracking in ML: Why Every Model Run Must Be Recorded

So far, you’ve learned: Day 1 → What MLOps is and why it matters Day 2 → ML lifecycle Day 3 → Data engineering basics Day 4 → Data drift and data quality Today we answer another key question: Why do companies carefully track every ML experiment, eve...

Jan 265 min read

YRYADNESH RAUTautomatexcloud.hashnode.dev

Did you know Helm charts can become security vulnerabilities?

Why copying Helm charts from GitHub is dangerous Helm is one of the biggest reasons Kubernetes became usable for normal humans. Before Helm, “deploying an app” meant writing a pile of YAML, wiring ConfigMaps, Secrets, Deployments, Services, and somet...

Jan 157 min read

MUMUHAMMAD UZAIRtechcareerpath.hashnode.dev

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Jan 91 min read

ABAsma Bagwandevopswithasma.com

Part 5: Configuration & Persistent Data: Making Kubernetes Enterprise-Ready

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...

Jan 84 min read

PKPrakash Kumarprakash-kumar.hashnode.dev

I Accidentally Deleted a Kubernetes Namespace

While working on my DevOps project, I mistakenly deleted a Kubernetes namespace.It was just a test setup, but it made me think: What if this had happened in production? Deleting a namespace removes everything inside it — services, pods, secrets, depl...

Jan 73 min read

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