Kubernetes For Beginners: Taints Tolerations vs Node Affinity

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[nonosfilmfiesta]

The past six months I’ve been trying to understand this concept and finally you just made it so easy to understand it in less than 3 minutes…you are great thanks a bunch 🙏🙏🙏

[fkangalov]

Yeah like... I don't have words to describe how good and simple to understand this example is. No documentation explained it better than this video in under 3 minutes. Wow!

[ghilmanfatih]

googling these for hours
you explained it in 2 minutes
well done

[DattaBurra]

Man you have the art of presenting. keep it up

[scottnguyen]

Great explanation in a very short video. Thank so

[DineshBabuSundaram]

Excellent explanation. I have a better view now on these three concepts.

[laxmid]

Thank you so much. Your videos are perfect and easy to understanding...now i am in my training period of my job, your videos are helped me to complete my training successfully. Thank you once again. plz do more videos

[vishakhrameshan]

your way of presentation is awesome. Keep up the good work.

[MuhammadAli-okix]

Kindly upload other lectures as well Sir its really helpful

[sharam]

Well nice video, but where is the node affinity video like the taints and tolerations? I don't find it in your channel.

[shobhitkumar]

Hello, how the other pods can be scheduled on tainted node which you are saying in video at 2nd min onewards, If the node is already having taint with noschedule I believe no pod which do not have any toleration can not be scheduled on this node. Please clear to me . Or I am misunderstanding this in some way,

[alfaalkaaf]

everyone explain this problem with YAML while this guy nailed it with paintbrush and magic wand

[uzomachukwudi]

Wow man, you do a heck of a job presenting, thanks a lot!

[leo]

but the other grey pods is suppose to have toleration to get scheduled on the painted nodes .. ?

[lakshmimaha]

Hi sir in the certification course can we take whatever required, for example we only need docker and kubernetes, is that possible?

[mirianbatistajus]

This visual explanation was really good!!! but I had a doubt, in 1:55 there is an apparent contradiction with 1:07. If, as per 1:07, tainted nodes only accept pods with correct tolerance, how in 1:07 was a pod without toleration accepted by a tainted node? Whereas by default pods don't have toleration, so naturally it can't be assigned to any node that has taint

[mohanbabu]

Extremely great visual explanation with GUI but make another video explaining this things in the YAML files👌👌👌👏👏👏😀

[xamindar]

Terrible video, not because of the content. But because you put a bunch of cards for other videos over this one for the last 20 seconds of the video so we can't see it.