Kubernetes: Resources for Pods and ContainersKubernetes uses YAML files to specify resource requirements for pods and containers, including CPU and memory resources. CPU resources are…Apr 27, 20231Apr 27, 20231
Kubernetes: Folder Structure and Functionality OverviewKubernetes directory structure includes /etc/kubernetes/ for main configuration files, /etc/kubernetes/manifests/ for YAML files of system…Apr 22, 2023Apr 22, 2023
Kubernetes: High-level Steps for Deploying Kubernetes with KubeadmThe general procedures for deploying a Kubernetes cluster using Kubeadm.Apr 14, 20231Apr 14, 20231
Kubernetes: IngressKubernetes Ingress allows external access to services within a cluster by following traffic direction rules defined in Ingress resources…Apr 13, 20231Apr 13, 20231
Kubernetes: DNSIn Kubernetes, DNS names are assigned to Pods and Services for communication by name instead of IP address. The default domain name used…Apr 12, 2023Apr 12, 2023
Kubernetes: Service NetworkingIn Kubernetes, Service networking is handled by kube-proxy. Kube-proxy routes traffic to the appropriate pods based on the service’s…Apr 11, 20233Apr 11, 20233
Kubernetes: Weave Net CNI PluginWeave Net is a CNI plugin that creates a virtual network for Kubernetes clusters. It installs a Weave Net container on each node, creating…Apr 10, 2023Apr 10, 2023
Kubernetes: Container Network Interface(CNI)In Kubernetes, each Pod is assigned a unique IP address and can communicate with other Pods without requiring NAT. To provide networking to…Apr 9, 20233Apr 9, 20233
Linux Networking: Network NamespacesNetwork namespaces enable the creation of multiple independent network stacks on a single Linux host, providing isolated environments for…Apr 7, 20231Apr 7, 20231
Linux Networking: DNSIn Linux networking, hostname resolution can be done through either the local /etc/hosts file, which maps hostnames to IP addresses, or by…Apr 6, 2023Apr 6, 2023
