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Packaging Kubernetes applications with Helm
What is Helm and why would you need it? What problem does it solve?
Kubernetes Deployments
The word deployment is a bit overloaded with different meanings: A deployment is about getting your application code running on servers. In Kubernetes a Deployment is also the name of a resource or…
Kubernetes Multi-Container Patterns
A classic example of multi container pods is when you have your Main app Container separated from a Container that has helper code. That way you separate responsibility and the Helper Container can…
Kubernetes Networking and Services
Each Pod has its own IP address. Containers within a Pod can communicate with each other via their ports over localhost . But how does one Pod communicate with another? We cannot rely on a Pod's IP…
Managing Pods in Kubernetes
As mentioned before, a Pod is Kubernetes' most atomic deployable unit. Containers must always be placed within a Pod. A Pod always belongs to one and only one node (which is located at a certain…
Kubernetes Data Persistence
Here is the assumed prerequisite: Your application runs in Containers. You use Kubernetes for orchestration and know that those Containers are put inside Pods . What your application needs is a way…
Kubernetes Overview
The basic idea behind Kubernetes (aka K8s) is that you declare/describe the desired state of your application infrastructure via a manifest file, for example: "Run 3 nodes in 1 cluster, each…