NIce video , maybe you can showcase with the pod, replica set, service , deployment ...it is supposed to run with all of that , never the less this are the actual things
This is nice explanation. But I want to connect to GCp es service by using some other method because I need to keep command line always running to make port forwarding work
Praveen Kumar depends on how you have your environment and what your ultimate goal is. You can always create a service for it and use another pod to interact with the service endpoint. I have a video on Kubernetes Services.
Praveen Kumar I’m not sure if the latest version of Kibana has authentication built in. But, if it does not, I would create the container so that it has the authentication plugin for it or use a ingress pod like Apache to handle auth.
Good video man. It was the perfect bite-size for me to learn something new about k8s today. Thanks
Thank you Jesse, appreciate the feedback.
Thank you for the proper explanation.🙌
It's nice explanation.
Glad it helped. :)
NIce video , maybe you can showcase with the pod, replica set, service , deployment ...it is supposed to run with all of that , never the less this are the actual things
Subrata Fouzdar I have a video on deployments and services as well. All introductory.
I have 2 pods - podA and podB. In k8 podB calls podA. Can I redirect podA's call to my local instance of IntelliJ?
Nice video. If possible could you make a video on how to get pod information running on a kubernetes cluster using golang (clinet-Go)?
Hi, sorry didn’t see this comment earlier. Haven’t really worked with clinet-Go before. What are you trying to accomplish?
This is nice explanation. But I want to connect to GCp es service by using some other method because I need to keep command line always running to make port forwarding work
Praveen Kumar depends on how you have your environment and what your ultimate goal is. You can always create a service for it and use another pod to interact with the service endpoint. I have a video on Kubernetes Services.
@@Frankiscool Thanks for reply. Just one more question. How to provide authentication while access those servics from outside
Praveen Kumar I’m not sure if the latest version of Kibana has authentication built in. But, if it does not, I would create the container so that it has the authentication plugin for it or use a ingress pod like Apache to handle auth.