When deploying workloads in Kubernetes, you can choose between two approaches: Imperative and Declarative. This is similar to how developers build applications: either by coding everything manually or by using a framework that handles structure and consistency for them. Let’s look at both in a Kubernetes context. Imperative deployment (coding …
In my last blog post, I discussed the basic key elements of Kubernetes, which can be found here. In this blog, I’ll walk you through the process of creating a Kubernetes cluster on your own hardware using the below steps. The actions need to perform in master and all worker …
Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform originally designed by Google for managing containerised applications, but it may seem challenging at first. To make things simpler, let’s imagine Kubernetes as a multi-branch bank. Kubernetes makes sure that apps function well across several servers, just how a bank effectively oversees its …
