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Hello Geeks, This is Rakesh, and once again, I am here with another deep, honest, and real-world learning related to Kubernetes. Today’s topic is Kubernetes Deployment Strategy. I want you to read this documentation slowly, like personal notes writte...

Deploying a new version of your application shouldn't mean your users stare at a "Website Under Maintenance" page. Nobody likes that! Thankfully, Kubernetes offers a powerful feature called Rolling Updates that lets you update your application withou...

1. Introduction Kubernetes has changed the way we run and manage container-based applications. One of its most important features is the Deployment object. A Deployment takes care of creating and managing Pods for you, so your app is always available...

Kubernetes uses StatefulSets to manage pods that need persistent identity and storage, such as databases and clustered apps. When working with StatefulSets, understanding how pods are created, deleted, and updated is key for reliable deployments. Ord...

When deploying applications in Kubernetes, it's not just about running a container and calling it a day. Kubernetes manages the entire pod lifecycle - from startup to health checks to shutdown - and that includes graceful termination. Whether it's du...

In the world of DevOps, deployment strategies play a critical role in the seamless delivery of software updates. With businesses becoming increasingly reliant on continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipelines, the way we deploy applications ha...

Introduction to Rolling Updates in Kubernetes: Kubernetes makes deploying applications straightforward, allowing us to update them with a simple kubectl apply command. But what about downtime when updating the application pods? This is where deployme...
