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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.dev3d ago · 11 min read

Understanding the Kubernetes Control Plane Like a DevOps Engineer

Kubernetes Control Plane explained in a practical way for engineers who manage real-world clusters. Introduction When I first started learning Kubernetes, I could create Pods, Deployments, and Service

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.dev4d ago · 6 min read

The Kubernetes Features Developers Should Know

Moving Beyond “kubectl apply” and Understanding What Makes Applications Production-Ready When I first started working with Kubernetes, I thought my responsibility as a developer ended once my containe

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VPVishal Paritvishalp.hashnode.devJun 9 · 7 min read

Shifting from Stateless to Stateful on DigitalOcean Kubernetes (DOKS)

When developers first dive into Kubernetes, they usually begin with stateless applications—web servers, APIs, or microservices that process incoming requests but don't care about memory once a contain

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RBRajesh Bdevrajesh.hashnode.devMay 30 · 6 min read

Day 66: Deploy MySQL on Kubernetes | 100 Days of DevOps

Content: Today I worked on deploying a MySQL database server on a Kubernetes cluster. The Nautilus DevOps team required a persistent MySQL deployment that uses Kubernetes storage resources, secrets,

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RBRajesh Bdevrajesh.hashnode.devMay 24 · 6 min read

Day 60: Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes | 100 Days of DevOps

Content: Today I worked on creating and configuring Persistent Storage in Kubernetes using PersistentVolumes (PV), PersistentVolumeClaims (PVC), a Pod, and a NodePort Service for an Apache web applic

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JCJim Chundevalelaccidentalcomplexity.hashnode.devApr 25 · 17 min read

Part 1 - The Problem, The Plan, and The Foundation

Because one Pi-hole was too simple, and apparently so was one Raspberry Pi. A multi-part journey into highly available, encrypted, ad-blocking DNS on a K3s Raspberry Pi cluster. The Problem with Home

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TKTrinaya Kantevaritrinayakantevari.hashnode.devMar 12 · 2 min read

Adding Persistent Storage to an Application on Kubernetes

Demonstration In Kubernetes, pods are ephemeral. When a pod is deleted or recreated, any data stored inside the container is lost. To persist application data, Kubernetes provides Persistent Volumes (

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RGRama Grandhidevopswithkube.hashnode.devMar 6 · 6 min read

Stop Losing Pod Data! Learn Kubernetes Volumes the Right Way 📦

Till now, we have created Pods and explored many Kubernetes concepts. For security, we learned about RBAC. For managing configuration and sensitive information, we used ConfigMaps and Secrets. But one

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ABAsma Bagwandevopswithasma.comJan 8 · 4 min read

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...

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SCSuraj Choudharysurajcode.hashnode.devNov 29, 2025 · 2 min read

Kubernetes Introduction

🚀 Kubernetes Day 1 – Basics (Super Easy Explanation) 🔥 1. Kubernetes kya hota hai? (Simple words) Kubernetes = Container ka managerJaise Docker container banata hai…Waise Kubernetes containers ko manage, scale, run, restart, balance karta hai. Kube...

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Understanding the Kubernetes Control Plane Like a DevOps Engineer

The Kubernetes Features Developers Should Know

Shifting from Stateless to Stateful on DigitalOcean Kubernetes (DOKS)

Day 66: Deploy MySQL on Kubernetes | 100 Days of DevOps

Day 60: Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes | 100 Days of DevOps

Part 1 - The Problem, The Plan, and The Foundation

Adding Persistent Storage to an Application on Kubernetes

Stop Losing Pod Data! Learn Kubernetes Volumes the Right Way 📦

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

Kubernetes Introduction