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Introduction: Basic About Kubernetes Cluster
1. Introduction to Kubernetes
• What is Kubernetes?
• An open-source container orchestration
platform.
• Automates deployment, scaling, and
operations of containerized applications.
2. Why Use Kubernetes?
• Automated container management.
• Scalability and load balancing.
• Self-healing and fault tolerance.
• Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud support.
3. Kubernetes Architecture
• Master Node: Controls the cluster.
• Worker Nodes: Run containerized
applications.
• Key components: API Server, Scheduler,
Controller Manager, etcd.
4. Kubernetes Components
• Pods: Smallest deployable unit.
• Deployments: Manage pod lifecycle.
• Services: Expose applications.
• ConfigMaps and Secrets: Store configurations
securely.
5. Installing Kubernetes
• Use Minikube for local setup.
• Install kubectl CLI tool.
• Deploy a Kubernetes cluster using kubeadm or
managed services (GKE, EKS, AKS).
6. Basic Kubernetes Commands
• Check cluster info: kubectl cluster-info
• List nodes: kubectl get nodes
• Deploy an application: kubectl apply -f
deployment.yaml
• Check running pods: kubectl get pods
• Expose a service: kubectl expose deployment
myapp --type=NodePort --port=8080
10. Kubernetes in Production
• Use Helm for package management.
• Monitor and log with Prometheus, Grafana,
and Fluentd.
• Secure clusters with RBAC and Network
Policies.
11. Summary
• Kubernetes simplifies container orchestration.
• Enhances scalability, reliability, and
automation.
• Learn and integrate Kubernetes into your
infrastructure!