Using the Kubernetes API

[@bhav5109]

Please post more videos like this .. simple sweet easy to learn n grasp !

[@henrynwosu6277]

There was a lot to unpack in this video. Thanks for bringing so much value with clarity.❤

[@user-or7ji5hv8y]

Can you use more analogies like the conductor of the orchestra mentioned in earlier session, especially for concepts. That was really helpful.

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

This is so well explained.

[@TheYoga2023]

can't wait for new episode

[@cristiandiegovargas6836]

Increíble Video . Saludos Cristian de Argentina

[@SkyCityNZ]

Great video. Post more videos like this. Thanks. Merry Christmas to Google team!

[@shekharpandey844]

Short and to the point

[@melodymusic3645]

waiting for the video that has Kubernetes from scratch like you said

[@sdaoud31]

Excellent video

[@mummyskitchen5311]

Does this means that the app will have two versions at a time, during an update taking place?
It may return hello sometime, and bye sometimes?

[@codingkaz7491]

Awesome series!

[@zumazumy2257]

It looks that Kubernetes represents the implementation of an API Gateway in a microservices architecture.
Am I right ??

[@classactionsteve]

Well done

[@timzeng9813]

Will the command "kubectl run dbd -image ***" create a deployment? I think it will be creating a pod

[@mjryoutibe]

The "kubectl run" command absolutely creates a deployment. The deployment is scaled to 1 replica by default, so it creates a single pod (so you are 100% right about this).

[@Mattwoods35]

This is great

[@investor6821]

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