Your video is very understable..and easy example....compare then other youtubers your video is good for student and new commers int devops field...please make these video regurally don't stop..
Very sweet and simple.. explained in layman language. Keep sharing and motivate us to learn new technology. Looking for more videos like this.. All the best 👍
Riya,One more thing I can say the response is very good and immediately subscribed because of the content.cluster setup,architecture,deployments, config maps and secrets,namespaces,pods,labels and selectors,services are important right to master the k8s at first place.please confirm.
If you are rolling back with does your yaml file will also replace the image ? I guess it doesn't. Also when you role back from 3-2 revision is showing 4. From there how can you see what was there in revision 2🤔
Yes, it will not replace the image in the YAML file that was created by us earlier to create the pod. But when you run `kubectl get pod -o yaml` you will get a pod YAML of the running pod in which you can see the image has been replaced. For this(when you roll back from 3-2 revision is showing 4) again you can use the above command to see the image of the pod that is currently in use. I hope you got the answers.
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Your video is very understable..and easy example....compare then other youtubers your video is good for student and new commers int devops field...please make these video regurally don't stop..
Thank you for your valuable feedback.
Great tutorial! Keep up the good work and produce more content like this.
Thanks, will do!
Very sweet and simple.. explained in layman language. Keep sharing and motivate us to learn new technology. Looking for more videos like this.. All the best 👍
That is really Great Content!
Thanks Sister Riya
Glad you liked it
Good Content
it helped me a lot.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
thanks for this content !! # wating for more videos in k8s
The next video will come soon.
That is really Great Content!
Requesting you create more such videos on Kubernetes and related to devops
Sure I will
Thank you so much for clear explanation, i am expecting vedio for stateful set also. Thanks in advance.
Pretty one, thanks for explaining this very nicely
Doing Great !!! I got some inspiration start my own blog for now.
Great😍
waiting for new videos. Thanks😀
I will upload soon
Content is good... Nice videos
Thanks 🙂
Super Riya...easily learning and mastering each concept
Riya,One more thing I can say the response is very good and immediately subscribed because of the content.cluster setup,architecture,deployments, config maps and secrets,namespaces,pods,labels and selectors,services are important right to master the k8s at first place.please confirm.
yes
Awesome
Y
ou made very easy...Thanks
Thanks for liking
Please make a video on Docker too...
Very soon, we are going to upload. Keep watching!
Thanks for this series
Glad you enjoy it!
Please make more videos
Hello
Can you please explain batch size maximum surge and minunavailable terms.
Sure Rahul! Batch size controls how many deploy together, max surge allows extras, and min unavailable keeps a minimum running. Hope this clarifies!
Will pursuing this series be sufficient to pass the CKA exam, or do I need to enroll in paid classes for additional content?
You have to practice more.
Continue series
Good
we only able to changes the sections in .spec.templates
thanks a lot
Hi Sister
Can you please send me the exact document to install the kubernetes in Amazon linux
Here you can check - ruclips.net/video/6_i1hXXviHw/видео.html
to hùm deployment strategies kaise nd kaha use krte hai?
If you are rolling back with does your yaml file will also replace the image ? I guess it doesn't. Also when you role back from 3-2 revision is showing 4. From there how can you see what was there in revision 2🤔
Yes, it will not replace the image in the YAML file that was created by us earlier to create the pod. But when you run `kubectl get pod -o yaml` you will get a pod YAML of the running pod in which you can see the image has been replaced.
For this(when you roll back from 3-2 revision is showing 4) again you can use the above command to see the image of the pod that is currently in use.
I hope you got the answers.
Like you added change records for other revisions can I see the the change message for revision 2
Yes, you can add annotations so that you can see what changes you have made.
I have one doubt u change the version like 1.14.1,1.16.1,1.21.1 this all version build in same pipeline or different pipeline's
Didn't get your point. Please explain a bit more.
Riya,Is rollout something to move to next version?
I mean v1 to V2.
Have little confusion
Yes
@@DevOpsPro thanks
How to rollback from Jenkins
Pls add in English subtitles
Blue Green Deployment
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wao
hello maam any paid video is avalbe plse share my link
Not right now!
Q. "Do I need to specify port 8080 when changing the image to Tomcat, or is it auto-assigned?"