As we learned earlier, in production, we usually deploy a pod through a deployment. For each deployment, we create a service. Let's dive into what services are all about!🤔 Scenario Without Services Imagine a developer or DevOps engineer deploys a po...
Let's dive into the difference between a container, a pod, and a deployment. Usually, we can create a container using any container platform like Docker. To run this container, we simply provide the specifications on the command line. For instance, i...
Firstly, we are transitioning from Docker to Kubernetes. This means we are moving from containerized environments to a container orchestration environment. In Kubernetes, the fundamental unit of deployment is a pod. A pod is desscribed as a definitio...
I wanted to learned Kubernetes but installing it seemed more difficult than actually learning especially in WSL2. So, let’s see an updated and easy way to set it up. The great thing about this approach is that we’ll not install Docker Desktop, instea...
lets understand what are this termsAzure Virtual Network (VNet), similar to AWS's VPC, is a private, isolated network in Azure where we can deploy resources and create subnets. In azure we can provide firewall is a security tool which monitors and fi...
When utilizing these services(like vm ...) what you create is known as a resource. A Resource is an instance of a services Workflow of Resource creation When a user submits a request to create a virtual machine through Jira, the DevOps engineer wil...
