Run a model Example Usage:ollama run <model> What it does:Starts a model for interactive use, allowing users to input prompts and receive responses directly in the terminal. Command-line Arguments Explained: <model>: The name of the model to r...
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In traditional IT environments, storage systems are managed by dedicated storage administrators, and application developers are just informed how to use that storage — not how it’s managed. However, when we move to Kubernetes and containerized system...
Day 34 of 90 Days of DevOps In the first part of my Kubernetes Services series, we explored ClusterIP and the role of Kubernetes Services in enabling stable communication across pods. Today, we’re going deeper into three more important types of Kuber...
In Kubernetes, Pods are the basic execution units, but they’re also inherently dynamic and short-lived. When scaling, updating, or restarting, Pods get new IP addresses. So how do you build reliable communication in such a constantly changing system?...
"From a programmer's perspective, what exactly is 'Vibe Coding'? Does it simply involve feeding requirements and instructions to an AI agent, which then handles the coding?" Yes, that's a significant part of it, but it's more nuanced than just a han...
Author: Aditya SharmaSeries: 90 Days of DevOps – Day 32Topic: Kubernetes Networking Internals – Explained with Real-World Use Cases A Quick Note Before We Begin Before diving into today’s article on Kubernetes Services and networking, I want to share...
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Introduction : As applications scale and user demand grows, maintaining availability and performance becomes critical. Kubernetes offers built-in mechanisms for scaling and replication, ensuring high availability, load distribution, and fault toleran...
Labels and selectors are the hidden heroes behind managing, organizing, and operating workloads in Kubernetes clusters. Whether you're working with a single Pod or deploying hundreds of microservices, labels and selectors provide a powerful mechanism...
