Introduction Whenever our pods go down, users can't access the application, and the same problem occurs with standalone containers. But Kubernetes solves this problem by using ReplicationController, ReplicaSet, and Deployment. In this blog, we will ...
Many Kubees often highlight that the main difference between ReplicationController (RC) and ReplicaSet (RS) lies in the use of equality-based versus set-based selectors. While this is technically correct, when it comes to practical implementation, mo...
Assume you are running an application. The application is created by running a single Pod in the Kubernetes cluster. If the application crashes then the Pod will die. If the Pod dies then the user losses access to the application. This will create a ...
In the world of Kubernetes, managing containerized applications can seem overwhelming at first. However, Kubernetes provides powerful resources like Deployments, Replication Controllers, and ReplicaSets to simplify the process. These resources help m...
Replication Controller In kubernetes, Replication Controller is an older concept that has already been replaced by Replica Sets and Deployments. However, it's good to understand its features and how they relate to managing pods. It can be created eas...
Welcome to Day 8 of #40DaysOfKubernetes! Today, we will explore essential Kubernetes concepts that help you manage and scale your applications: Replication Controllers, ReplicaSets, and Deployments. We'll also cover how to create these resources usin...
While pods run containers, the real power of Kubernetes lies in features like self-healing and High availability.These are achieved using Deployments. Pod: Abstraction of containers Deployment: Abstraction of pods In real-world scenarios, we typi...
Hey Kubernetes enthusiasts! Welcome back to my weekly blog series where I share insights from my journey through the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) course. This week, I've delved into the core concepts of Kubernetes, focusing on Pods, Repli...
In the realm of Kubernetes, managing containerized applications efficiently is paramount. Two key components that play a crucial role in ensuring the availability and scalability of applications are Replication Controllers and ReplicaSets. In this be...
Labels and selectors: - Labels are the mechanism you use to Organise Objects- Labels is a Key-Value pair without any pre-defined meaning that can be attached to the objects- Labels are similar to tags in AWS or git where you use name to qiuck referen...
