Tagged with kubernetes
ConfigMaps store non-sensitive config, while Secrets are meant for sensitive values such as tokens or passwords.
ConfigMap vs Secret in Kubernetes
Kubernetes Deployments roll out new replicas gradually while keeping part of the old replica set available.
How do rolling updates work in Kubernetes?
Kubernetes orchestrates containers across machines and handles scheduling, scaling, and service discovery.
Kubernetes basics
Liveness decides whether a container should be restarted, while readiness decides whether it should receive traffic.
Liveness vs readiness probes in Kubernetes
Affinity attracts workloads to certain nodes; taints repel workloads unless they have matching tolerations.
Node affinity and taints in Kubernetes
A Pod runs containers, a Deployment manages desired pod replicas, and a Service gives stable network access to pods.
Pod vs Deployment vs Service in Kubernetes
EKS is Amazon's managed Kubernetes control plane service.
What is EKS?
HPA scales the number of pod replicas based on metrics such as CPU or custom signals.
What is Horizontal Pod Autoscaler?
Ingress defines HTTP/S routing into cluster services, usually through an ingress controller.
What is Kubernetes Ingress?