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Kubernetes 1.33: Top 5 Features of “Octarine

Kubernetes 1.33: Top 5 Features of “Octarine

The wait is over—Kubernetes 1.33 has officially arrived, and it’s packed with magical new improvements for developers and operators alike. Code-named “Octarine”, a nod to the mythical “color of magic” from Terry Pratchett’s Discworldnovels, this release continues Kubernetes’ steady momentum of delivering a scalable, secure, and

Day 5: Kubernetes Services — How Your App Gets a Stable IP or URL

Day 5: Kubernetes Services — How Your App Gets a Stable IP or URL

Let’s Start With What You Might Know By now, you’ve launched a container, wrapped it in a Pod, deployed it using a Deployment, and scaled it up to multiple Pods. But here’s the next problem: “Okay, my app is running inside Kubernetes… but how do I access

Day 2: What Are Pods in Kubernetes? And Why Doesn’t It Just Run Containers?

Day 2: What Are Pods in Kubernetes? And Why Doesn’t It Just Run Containers?

Let’s Start With What You Might Know In the Day 1 blog, we introduced containers as a way to package apps with everything they need to run anywhere. And you may have heard that Kubernetes manages containers. So naturally, you might think… 💬 “Kubernetes = Runs containers, right?” Well… yes, but

Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA)

Vertical Pod Autoscaler (VPA) in Kubernetes Explained through an Example

Kubernetes provides a shared pool of resources allocated based on how you configure your containerized application. The allocation process is handled by a Scheduler, which checks the resource requirements of each container and selects an appropriate node to deploy the container’s pod. You define a container’s resource requirements

kubectl cp: How to Copy File From Pod to Local (With Examples)?

kubectl cp: How to Copy File From Pod to Local (With Examples)

The kubectl cp command is a powerful tool in Kubernetes that you can use to copy files between the local system and a Pod. There are various use cases of this command, including: * Debugging: You can use kubectl cp to copy log files from a Pod. In case the Pod

What Are Objects Used for in Kubernetes? 11 Types of Objects Explained.

What Are Objects Used for in Kubernetes? 11 Types of Objects Explained.

Kubernetes is a container orchestration tool used to deploy & manage containerized applications in an automated way. One of the key concepts in Kubernetes is the "desired state," which refers to the configurations of the applications that you want to deploy and run. Essentially, it's the