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NVNaveenKumar VRclaybrainer.com14h ago · 13 min read

Kubernetes Networking : Part 5 : Gateway API Explained

In the last blog, we discussed how Ingress plays a vital role in routing external traffic into your Kubernetes cluster. If you're just joining this series or are new to Kubernetes, I'd highly recommen

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NVNaveenKumar VRclaybrainer.comJun 21 · 9 min read

Kubernetes Networking : Part 4 : Ingress: Components, Architecture, and Routing Strategies

In our last blog, we explored different ways to expose applications running inside a Kubernetes cluster to the outside world. If you're just joining this series or are new to Kubernetes, I highly reco

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 21 · 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.devJun 21 · 10 min read

Understanding Kubernetes Networking Without Getting Lost

Kubernetes networking is one of the most important — and often most confusing — topics for beginners. Pods have IP addresses, Services have virtual IPs, DNS magically resolves names, Ingress routes tr

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 21 · 6 min read

The Life of a Request Inside Kubernetes

One of the most common questions developers ask when they start working with Kubernetes is: “What actually happens when a user sends a request to my application?” We deploy Pods, create Services, co

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 21 · 6 min read

What Happens When a Pod Crashes?

Most developers know that Kubernetes can automatically restart failed applications. But have you ever wondered what actually happens behind the scenes when a Pod crashes? When I first started learning

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 21 · 6 min read

Kubernetes Services Explained: How Traffic Reaches Your Applications

When developers first start learning Kubernetes, they quickly understand Pods and Deployments. You create a Deployment, Kubernetes creates Pods, and your application starts running. Simple, right? Not

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 21 · 7 min read

Kubernetes Health Checks Explained: Liveness, Readiness, and Startup Probes

When I first started learning Kubernetes, I thought that if a Pod showed a Running status, everything was working correctly. The application was running.The container hadn’t crashed.The deployment was

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 20 · 6 min read

How Applications Actually Run on Kubernetes

Most people start learning Kubernetes by creating Pods, Deployments, and Services. kubectl create deployment nginx --image=nginx The Pod becomes Running, the Service gets created, and everything appe

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SAShahzad Ali Ahmadshahzadahmad.devJun 20 · 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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Kubernetes Networking : Part 5 : Gateway API Explained

Kubernetes Networking : Part 4 : Ingress: Components, Architecture, and Routing Strategies

Understanding the Kubernetes Control Plane Like a DevOps Engineer

Understanding Kubernetes Networking Without Getting Lost

The Life of a Request Inside Kubernetes

What Happens When a Pod Crashes?

Kubernetes Services Explained: How Traffic Reaches Your Applications

Kubernetes Health Checks Explained: Liveness, Readiness, and Startup Probes

How Applications Actually Run on Kubernetes

The Kubernetes Features Developers Should Know

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