@@justmeandopensource HI Sir, Yes I got it now... Pods are maintained by the DS when we created the pods with DS ... IF we try to delete pod , the DS controller automatically create another one... so at least one copy it would maintain in each node across the cluster.
Regarding my terminal, its basically Tmux + Powerline + oh-my-zsh + zsh-autosuggestions Oh-my-zsh: github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh Zsh-autosuggestions: github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions Once you install oh-my-zsh and zsh-autosuggestions, you need enable the zsh-autosuggestions plugin in your .zshrc config. I am using the default robbyrussell theme .oh-my-zsh/themes/robbyrussell.zsh-theme For the prompt, I have used unicode characters from the below website unicode-table.com/en/ By the way, I am using Manjaro distribution with Gnome desktop environment. Thanks, Venkat
Hi Shubham, thanks for watching. As per the documentation, daemonsets also respects taints which means you have to add corresponding tolerations to your daemonset manifest for it to be scheduled on nodes with taints. Cheers.
I lost a job opportunity in a big company because I didn't know about DaemonSets, turns out they use it to deploy their internal DNS proxy server in Kubernetes so they have an instance of the DNS server in all nodes.
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Best tutorials for Kubernetes. Thank you my friend!
Hi Maksim, thanks for watching. Cheers.
It's clear you're putting a lot of time into these videos. Your slides were great! Thank you so much for your work.
Thanks for taking time to comment/appreciate. Cheers.
It is helpful. Thanks. Going to watch many other videos from your channel. Need to understand statefulSet object now :)
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Thanks a lot for this video !
Crystal clear explanation Anna👏😍
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Thanks so much for this tutorial.
Hi Roman, thanks for watching.
thanks again, and Merry Christmas
You are welcome. Merry Christmas.
very well explained, thank you for the github repo and for your videos'
Hi Martin, thanks for watching.
I'm a huge fan !
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Very helpful video :)
Hi Dheeraj, thanks for watching. Cheers.
How come I didn't see ur videos till now ;-)
Hi Vipin, thanks for your interest in my videos. Cheers.
HI Sir,
its very nice video.
If we already have nodeselectors , what is the need of daemonset?
Hi Nagendra, thanks for watching. Nodeselectors and daemonset are different concepts basically.
@@justmeandopensource HI Sir, Yes I got it now... Pods are maintained by the DS when we created the pods with DS ... IF we try to delete pod , the DS controller automatically create another one...
so at least one copy it would maintain in each node across the cluster.
very helpful video thanks mate
You're welcome. Thanks for watching my videos.
@@justmeandopensource please what
terminal software are you using?
Regarding my terminal, its basically
Tmux + Powerline + oh-my-zsh + zsh-autosuggestions
Oh-my-zsh:
github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh
Zsh-autosuggestions:
github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions
Once you install oh-my-zsh and zsh-autosuggestions, you need enable the zsh-autosuggestions plugin in your .zshrc config.
I am using the default robbyrussell theme
.oh-my-zsh/themes/robbyrussell.zsh-theme
For the prompt, I have used unicode characters from the below website
unicode-table.com/en/
By the way, I am using Manjaro distribution with Gnome desktop environment.
Thanks,
Venkat
Awesome bro
Hi Vipin, thanks for watching. Cheers.
If there are taints on nodes will deamonset be created on that node ?
Hi Shubham, thanks for watching. As per the documentation, daemonsets also respects taints which means you have to add corresponding tolerations to your daemonset manifest for it to be scheduled on nodes with taints. Cheers.
@@justmeandopensource Thanks for your reply ❤️
@@spatil6884 you are welcome
I lost a job opportunity in a big company because I didn't know about DaemonSets, turns out they use it to deploy their internal DNS proxy server in Kubernetes so they have an instance of the DNS server in all nodes.
Back again. After 11 days.
Cool.