Great info here. Once I have created the deployment, in case I need to update my code, I pushed a new docker to dockerhub, what should I do next? delete the deployment and recreate it or is there any better way?
Wait. You don't pay for kubernetes itself? Only for the resources created (nodes, load balancers, do blocks, etc.) The screen on cluster creation shows the estimation only counting the value for the underlying droplets. Is that it?
Claudson Martins Yes, that’s correct! You only pay for the cluster’s resources at their normal rates (and they are all detailed in the monthly invoice). The master node is entirely managed by us at no additional cost.
hi i just newly signed up with a new email but i still hope i can get a discount. how can i do that? who and where should i write to? Btw awesome video, great explanation. keep it coming guys! Digital Ocean is awesome !!
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This is really good. Most tutorials focus too much on the yml config which is not easy to understand when just getting started.
Very helpful video, information is still relevant
Thank you for this. Amazingly helpful!
Nice explanation and very informative. The best approach how to teach someone something is by using practical example.
Thanks for your kind words! We definitely try to do that across our channel.
Thanks for this easy-to-understand tutorial!
Great presentation! Very helpful. Thank you!
Great info here. Once I have created the deployment, in case I need to update my code, I pushed a new docker to dockerhub, what should I do next? delete the deployment and recreate it or is there any better way?
Thank You so much. It was amazing for beginner like me who is learning kubernetes just for fun :)
Thank you for such a informative demo.
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Wait. You don't pay for kubernetes itself? Only for the resources created (nodes, load balancers, do blocks, etc.)
The screen on cluster creation shows the estimation only counting the value for the underlying droplets. Is that it?
Claudson Martins Yes, that’s correct! You only pay for the cluster’s resources at their normal rates (and they are all detailed in the monthly invoice). The master node is entirely managed by us at no additional cost.
nice explanation kamal
why I dont see all these Machines types in Kubernetes, I can only see the Basic Nodes !
What's the command line tool that is used here? Looks dope.
fish shell, starship prompt, iTerm2 with the base16-shapeshifter light color scheme 😉
Hi! Thanks for the tutorial, I've been watching another tutorials and I have a question: why isn't there a .dockerignore file?
He didn't need it.
Great work! Thx!
Fantastic thank you
hi i just newly signed up with a new email but i still hope i can get a discount. how can i do that? who and where should i write to?
Btw awesome video, great explanation. keep it coming guys! Digital Ocean is awesome !!
Thank you