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 …
Docker, the most popular container technology nowadays. By nature it’s an application container, means if you want apache you will get apache inside your container. Or if you want to run mysql inside your container its mysql only. Got the picture? Cool. In this post I ll show you …
Over the past decade virtualization technologies have gone from educational tools to full blown IT solutions. Virtualization has many benefits, among them application isolation and utilization of hardware resources are most valuable cause it gives more operational flexibility. Many organizations invest their money in virtualization technology. Virtual environment is easier …
