1d ago · 15 min read · In the previous blog, we explored the fundamentals of Kubernetes Services, where we discussed how Pods communicate with each other, the role Services play, and how the communication actually works beh
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Jan 27 · 4 min read · In the previous session, we explored Replication Controllers, which ensure that the desired number of pod replicas are always running to maintain availability and reliability in a Kubernetes cluster. On Day-5, we move one step ahead and learn about o...
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Jan 16 · 2 min read · Deploying a basic Kubernetes Project on kind (Beginner Friendly) When I started learning Kubernetes, everything looked good in theory — Pods, Deployments, Services — but things became really clear only when I tried to deploy something myself. In this...
Join discussionJan 3 · 14 min read · Welcome back! 👋 Day 58 of the 100 Days Cloud DevOps Challenge, and today we're deploying Grafana on Kubernetes! This is monitoring infrastructure - setting up analytics and visualization platforms for production observability. Let's visualize! 🎯 🎯...
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Jan 2 · 15 min read · Welcome back! 👋 Day 56 of the 100 Days Cloud DevOps Challenge, and today we're deploying highly available applications on Kubernetes! This is production deployment - multiple replicas with load balancing for scalability and reliability. Let's scale!...
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Oct 27, 2025 · 3 min read · In Part 3, we explored the big picture of Kubernetes architecture — how the Control Plane, Worker Nodes, and components like Pods, Deployments, and StatefulSets work together to create resilient, scalable, and self-healing clusters. Now, it’s time to...
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Aug 19, 2025 · 3 min read · 🔹 Introduction We explored Pods and ReplicaSets. While these are foundational concepts, real-world Kubernetes applications rarely use Pods or ReplicaSets directly. Instead, we rely on Deployments to manage them, and Services to make our applications...
Join discussionJul 1, 2025 · 5 min read · Day 34 of 90 Days of DevOps In the first part of my Kubernetes Services series, we explored ClusterIP and the role of Kubernetes Services in enabling stable communication across pods. Today, we’re going deeper into three more important types of Kuber...
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Mar 17, 2025 · 5 min read · Introduction In this guide, we will deploy a Node.js To-Do App on a Kubernetes cluster using Helm. The application runs on port 8000 and uses the Docker image sgaurav7/node-app. We will configure health checks, a NodePort service, and ensure a seamle...
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