3d ago · 5 min read · Content: Today I worked on troubleshooting and fixing a VolumeMounts configuration issue in a Kubernetes-based Nginx + PHP-FPM application setup. Although the Pod was showing as healthy, the applicat
Join discussionFeb 1 · 8 min read · In this article we are going to explore Kubernetes Volumes together. We will discuss about what they are, why the exist and how they actually work behind the scene. If you ever wondered “Where my data go when a pod restarts“ you are in a right place....
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Jan 2 · 14 min read · Welcome back! 👋 Day 55 of the 100 Days Cloud DevOps Challenge, and today we're implementing the Kubernetes Sidecar Pattern! This is architectural best practice - separation of concerns with specialized containers sharing resources. Let's architect! ...
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Nov 18, 2024 · 5 min read · In Kubernetes, volumes provide a way to persist data outside the lifecycle of containers. This ensures that data generated by a pod remains accessible even if the pod is deleted, restarted, or replaced. Volumes play a critical role in supporting stat...
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Oct 3, 2024 · 8 min read · First we will try to understand few point about Container Volumes: How a Docker Container manages data? Docker Writable layer Data Storage : (Non-persistent) Each Docker container has a writable layer where the application’s data is stored. This la...
Join discussionMay 20, 2024 · 3 min read · In Kubernetes, NodePort and volumes are essential components for exposing services and managing persistent storage. NodePort NodePort is a type of Kubernetes service that exposes an application running on a set of pods to the external network. It ass...
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