Kubernetes (also known as k8s) is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services that allows for declarative configuration as well as automation. It has a large, rapidly expanding ecosystem.
Over the years, Kubernetes has become one of the most loved platforms that developers want to learn. It has been widely adopted by all organisations today. When you run any application on Kubernetes, you must deploy a number of components, including deployment, configmap, secrets, and so on. Each of them requires the creation of a […]
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After Kubernetes announced that they are ending the support for Docker in late 2021, the people on Twitter went crazy over this and started asking questions, “How can they remove the Docker support?”, “Docker == Container, now what will I use?”, “isn’t k8s just automation for docker?” So just to give you a heads-up, I
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On 2nd December 2020, Kubernetes published an article stating that Kubernetes is deprecating Docker as a container runtime… And this was not a big deal I thought as I usually read articles from the Kubernetes Blog, thought this is just a release update blog. But then I saw Ian Coldwater, the Kubernetes SIG Security co-chair tweeted something which panicked the
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Kubernetes has become the most sought after orchestration platform because of its overwhelming features, including scaling, auto-deployment, and resource management across multiple clusters of hosts. The enterprises are adopting Microservice-architecture for their application development, hence modern applications are increasingly built using containers. Containerization packages the application with all the necessary dependencies such as libraries, configurations
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Kubernetes Deployments, in plain words, are responsible for creating, updating and deleting instances (pods) of your application. It also provides a self-healing mechanism that helps you when your application crashes. Well, before that, if you don’t know already, Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that can run and manage enterprise-class web-scalable applications. Kubernetes Cluster Before you begin deployment,
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