Kubernetes Basics: Pods, Nodes, Containers, Deployments & Clusters

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0:00 Intro
0:41 Kubernetes Nodes
2:33 Kubernetes Persistent Volumes
3:29 Kubernetes Containers
4:26 Kubernetes Pods
5:56 Kubernetes Deployment
6:38 Kubernetes Load Balancer & Ingress

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[nero]

hi, I am currently reading and documenting a book about Kubernetes. I am glad to see that I can understand and remember most of the stuff you are talking about in this video. Really great for the basics of Kubernetes! Awesome work, Anton!

[ВиталийПеревалов-ыш]

Большое спасибо, сейчас прохожу разные курсы для становления DevOps инженером. Там дают много информации, но что бы вот такую крутую и понятную выжимку про основы, не видел ни в одном.

[mukunthd]

Ultimate explanation all in one package :), great !

[splashinventor]

Hello Anton,

I am one of the subscribers to your channel and your videos are quite informative and very helpful in understanding the technology. -:)

I have couple of doubts related to tools that are used. Could you please help clarify these doubts please?

In REAL WORLD projects, tools such as Jenkins, ELK stack, Databases, RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ, Kafka etc. are generally provisioned on EC2s (or) Vendor provided/managed cloud environments (SaaS) (or) Cloud Provider(AWS/Azure etc.) specific provided/managed environments but not on Kubernetes/EKS?

And,

Only microservices are deployed on K8s clusters and they connect to these tools via K8s environment configurations?

It is very confusing and struggling to understand as most of the tutorials/examples in Internet are showcasing above mentioned tools to provision on K8s along with microservices.


Kindly help clarfying the doubt!

Thank you.. :-)

[atulwankhade]

Loved the animated diagrams.. Makes it easy to understand... Awesome content BTW :)

[yassinekhouaja]

Thank you for the video!!!
Could you please create a video that delves into the topic of stateful applications on Kubernetes and provides insights on effectively managing persistent storage in this context

[rahuldey]

I know you put a lot of efforts making these videos. But it is kind of hard to understand for beginners (talking about myself). But thanks for the video, I understood some if not all :)

[JorgeAlvarez-np]

Awesome video! really well explained thank you!

[HCki]

F for everyone who hasn't found this channel yet

[agunst]

Very nice explaination video about Kubernetes sir. Thank you. Please make video on CloudnativePG Scalable Postgresql Database on Kubernetes in detals.

[kpicsoffice]

You have really nice graphic visuals/animations.

Which software do you use to make them?

[niranjannt]

Which software you use to create those beautiful animation?

[YeetYeetYe]

Absolutely fantastic animations and explanation

[golmatol]

Given the pace at which you go through the concepts, one would have to be familiar with these concepts and just view your videos as a refresher. Too fast paced for me and relations between PVC and PV shown in diagram is not clear what that is about (many other things like these).

[Babbili]

for the hpa with `request-per-second` do i need Prometheus to get this metric ? ... i don't think so because it's type: object, , , i think i need only Ingress

[TheBestDanceMoves]

please I have a question. How can I create nodes in a particular namespace? maybe using kubectl

[arnabdas]

Content is good but it feels like video is missing empathy it is like robots reading things out. Give some pause in between and it will give more realistic touch

[agunst]

Very nicely explain. Sir I emailed you for your mentorship. Pls reply.