Using the Kubernetes API

So far, we’ve gone over the basics for Kubernetes, but how can you make the modeling of your application lifecycle easier? In this episode of Kubernetes Essentials from Google Cloud, we demo how to use the Kubernetes API objects Deployments and Services to deploy your application - including how Kubernetes allows you to automatically ensure you have the right number of app instances for your application and the ability to roll out updates with zero downtime. Watch to learn how you can easily manage and update your cloud native applications with the Kubernetes API!

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:15 - Kubernetes API Objects
0:47 - Example Application
2:00 - Kubernetes Deployments
2:36 - Connecting to Your App with a Service
3:36 - Performing Rolling Updates
4:36 - Recap
5:00 - What’s next?

product: Kubernetes; fullname: Carter Morgan, Kaslin Fields;

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Disclaimer: This is a Google Cloud series and is not affiliated with the Linux Foundation.

[bhav]

Please post more videos like this .. simple sweet easy to learn n grasp !

[orjihvy]

Can you use more analogies like the conductor of the orchestra mentioned in earlier session, especially for concepts. That was really helpful.

[henrynwosu]

There was a lot to unpack in this video. Thanks for bringing so much value with clarity.❤

[SkyCityNZ]

Great video. Post more videos like this. Thanks. Merry Christmas to Google team!

[mummyskitchen]

Does this means that the app will have two versions at a time, during an update taking place?
It may return hello sometime, and bye sometimes?

[cristiandiegovargas]

Increíble Video . Saludos Cristian de Argentina

[melodymusic]

waiting for the video that has Kubernetes from scratch like you said

[zumazumy]

It looks that Kubernetes represents the implementation of an API Gateway in a microservices architecture.
Am I right ??

[timzeng]

Will the command "kubectl run dbd -image ***" create a deployment? I think it will be creating a pod