A Quick Review of Kubernetes etcd

A Quick Review of Kubernetes etcd

etcd is the persistent key-value store that holds the state of a Kubernetes cluster. Every pod, deployment, secret, kubelet – everything about a Kubernetes cluster is stored in etcd. That means that etcd is one of the most important things to keep backups for,...
How does Kubernetes Ingress work?

How does Kubernetes Ingress work?

(Jan. 7 2020) – In this quick video, we answer the question of how Ingresses in Kubernetes work. Ingresses manage external access to services and pods within a cluster.  We start with three pods in our cluster, with their IP addresses ending at .9, .17, and...
How To Use Raw API Calls to Control Kubernetes

How To Use Raw API Calls to Control Kubernetes

(Jan. 3 2020) – This quick video explains how you configure Kubernetes pods to control Kubernetes itself with raw API calls. Most users interact with Kubernetes using kubectl. kubectl itself is a sophisticated wrapper for “curl” and communicates with a...
Navigating network services and policy with Helm

Navigating network services and policy with Helm

(Dec. 19 2019) – Deploying an application on Kubernetes can require a number of related deployment artifacts or spec files: Deployment, Service, PVCs, ConfigMaps, Service Account — to name just a few. Managing all of these resources and relating them to...
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