Kubernetes Cron/CronJobs in 10 minutes

[@MrTofu1ukr]

Thank you. The last part with your own experience is especially valuable.

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Thanks so much for the feedback.

[@AndrewLitvinov]

thank you for the "kubectl get pods --watch" command

[@KingAtem1000]

This was a very clear and intuitive tutorial. Thanks as well for uploading!!!

[@VladimirSanchez]

You're a great (under-rated) teacher! Keep producing!

[@lukystreik]

great short tutorial, that covers all my questions. Thanks a lot!

[@miguel550]

Great tutorial, I like how short and informative it is! Thanks man!

[@krishind99]

This is amazing. I’ll now follow the entire series

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Thank you for the kind words. Let me know if there are any adjacent topics that you would like videos on and please subscribe if you haven’t already.

[@krishind99]

@@ProductivityforProgrammers Similar sessions on Kubernetes Jobs, Replication sets, PV, Ingress Controller, Gateways, VirtualService. There's a long list of things you can take up. If I can help either in preparation, evaluation, more than happy

[@Sliceace]

I tried this and it works. This is super cool.

[@hkmehandiratta]

Thanks a ton. This tutorial was really helpful.

[@rohitdalvi9702]

Great tutorial, thanks for uploading.

[@Hackenbaker]

Very clear! Thanks a lot.

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Thank you!

[@pfallasro]

This was awesome, thanks!

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Glad you liked it!

[@based3765]

very good tutorial, thank you!

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Thank you, please consider subscribing, will be doing more videos on batch jobs in the near future.

[@ethanleroux2028]

supa helpful, thanks

[@nahidhossain8499]

Thanks , Will be glad if you share POC git reference

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Will post it if I can dig it up.

[@YTonYahoo]

cool

[@DeepakAggarwal-sc7cm]

where will be history saved ?

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

In the Kubernetes control plane (etcd).

[@santoshkumarnayak7025]

Thanks, video is wonderful. My question is how to run kubectl command like "kubectl apply -f my_job.yaml" inside a container. Please share some insight on it or any reference.

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

I haven't had the need to do this yet -- so I haven't explored it.
If you don't mind sharing, what is your use case for doing so? It could be as easy as storing the "kubeconfig" file in a secret and then mounting it in the pod e.g.
serverfault.com/questions/1013420/kubernetes-kubeconfig-inside-pod

[@raavivamsi1642]

i have a use case where i am trying to send email notification from kubernetes using cronjob but i am not able to succeed, where as i am able to do it with kind- deployment. Any help would appreciate

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

Can you elaborate more about where you are struggling with the cronjob approach.

[@alvinong2008]

How can we trigger a manual run even though we have scheduled them?

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

kubectl create job test-job --from=cronjob/a-cronjob

[@poornimapv380]

Is it possible to replicate the same using only docker ?

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

The way I would do it in Docker is probably by embedding a scheduler in the Docker image itself.

[@poojarsangve1313]

I have a springboot batch application which is connecting to postgres db and getting data , now I want schedule the cronjob to run the springboot batch application every 15 mins and get the results. But I don't know the logic to cronjob to connect to batch application.

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

I'm not that familiar with Spring Boot Batch sorry.

[@Vishwanathasetty]

Is the code available for practice?

[@ProductivityforProgrammers]

I'll have to dig it up. It's probably somewhere in my backups.