Kubernetes Day 4: Deployments & ReplicaSets — How Kubernetes Runs and Manages Your App Let’s Begin With What You Might Know So far, we’ve talked about: * How Kubernetes runs containers inside Pods * How those Pods live on Nodes inside a Cluster * And how the Control Plane decides what happens where Now imagine this: You’ve built a great app. You package it
Kubernetes Kubernetes Basics in a Week – Day 1: What Is Kubernetes and Why Should You Care? Let’s Begin With What You Might Already Know If you’ve ever created a website, built a backend API, or even deployed a simple app on your laptop or a cloud service, you know this: * Apps need to run somewhere — a laptop, a server, or in the cloud * You
Kubernetes Kubectl Rollout Restart: What Is It and How to Use It. In Kubernetes, kubectl rollout restart is a command used to start a new rollout process for three specific Kubernetes objects: Deployment, DaemonSet, and StatefulSet. A rollout process essentially means a gradual, step-by-step recreation of Pods — The old Pods are not removed entirely until the new Pods are running successfully. This