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Although I'm not a DevOps guy, I wanted to learn more about this engineering. It's an area I always semi-understood but never took the time to explore beyond that. Kubernetes was available to me as an engineer, and it worked without knowing why half ...
Before diving into the main setup and nitty-gritty stuff, let's take some time to explore the components that makeup Kubernetes. This will help us better understand what we are talking about and how it links together. The main thing to note (at least...
As mentioned in the previous article, on one side of Kubernetes, we get something called the control plane. This is the control system that can make decisions about the cluster. For example, ensuring enough pods are online at all times and routing tr...
We'll check out the node component in more detail for this article. The node component is a component that runs on every node, and it's responsible for maintaining running pods and providing the Kubernetes runtime environment. It closely connects wit...
I wanted to explore Pods in more detail as they are quite an essential aspect of the Kubernetes ecosystem. You can take the name Pod as the literal sense of "pod of whales" or "pea pod," meaning it's one single element in a group of elements. In the ...
For this article we'll be looking a bit more in detail into containers. Containers are ready to run software packages, meaning they include everything: code runtime if required application system libraries Once something is converted into a contain...
