A couple of notes... Wow, this might be the best explanations on Kubernetes that I have found. I am committing myself to watch your videos as they come out because I am learning so much. I will definitely be back to learn about deployments. One thing I notice is that the end of the video is missing. Would like to see how the pod is making requests to the container using the logs, but the video ended abruptly. I did watch all of it, though and took notes for remembering. Do you have a recommendation on setting up flask servers for Kubernetes? That seems like a useful skill, and would like to understand that more. In particular, I would like to understand how you can set up two micro services for a pod, for example a flask server and a data generation server that are using the same volume. I think that is an insanely useful program to run and would like to understand that more from an architecture perspective, as far as setting up containers and getting them to work together through Kubernetes (whether they are in the same pod or not). It seems like Kubernetes does not reccomend you run them in the same pod, which is a little confusing in my opinion. I can see how running two containers on a single volume, in the same pod is useful, but maybe setting up a server on one pod, and a data generation tool on another is better. I just don't understand how the server and the data generation tool would work together in that case. I would also recommend to set up a particular playlist for these videos. I think it would be helpful to have a specific path I can follow along with and go back to. These are excellent resources.
Thanks for the great recommendations. I will be re-uploading this shortly as i noticed the end did not render (my mistake setting input and output and then proceeded to edit further without adjusting. Regarding K8s - 2 containers in a pod, i like the idea of demonstrating that pattern. It is called the sidecar pattern. Will take a look at this. There is a playlist here for this series :) ruclips.net/p/PLHq1uqvAteVuOCnB0QUrf2BJ_jbMeYZ4l And a very old one over here ruclips.net/p/PLHq1uqvAteVvUEdqaBeMK2awVThNujwMd
@ I also think it would be an awesome video. I have many application ideas that could be beneficial using side cars. Just don’t really understand how they work, yet. 👍
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Apologies folks. The end of this video did not render fully, so the end is missing. My mistake. I will re-upload this tonight
Love your videos, man! ❤ Thanks, really informative.
Hello from Bulgaria, I’m glad to see you back
I am so excited to have found this channel.
this is a really great guide... I'm thinking of sharing with my platform services team
2:36 - true
informative and thourough as usual, awesome job
I am definitely interested in the course and looking forward to it.
happy new year
k3s seems to be a more popular solution than kind. Can you cover this topic please ? Maybe a brief comparison between these two tools
A couple of notes...
Wow, this might be the best explanations on Kubernetes that I have found. I am committing myself to watch your videos as they come out because I am learning so much.
I will definitely be back to learn about deployments.
One thing I notice is that the end of the video is missing. Would like to see how the pod is making requests to the container using the logs, but the video ended abruptly. I did watch all of it, though and took notes for remembering.
Do you have a recommendation on setting up flask servers for Kubernetes? That seems like a useful skill, and would like to understand that more. In particular, I would like to understand how you can set up two micro services for a pod, for example a flask server and a data generation server that are using the same volume. I think that is an insanely useful program to run and would like to understand that more from an architecture perspective, as far as setting up containers and getting them to work together through Kubernetes (whether they are in the same pod or not). It seems like Kubernetes does not reccomend you run them in the same pod, which is a little confusing in my opinion. I can see how running two containers on a single volume, in the same pod is useful, but maybe setting up a server on one pod, and a data generation tool on another is better. I just don't understand how the server and the data generation tool would work together in that case.
I would also recommend to set up a particular playlist for these videos. I think it would be helpful to have a specific path I can follow along with and go back to. These are excellent resources.
Thanks for the great recommendations.
I will be re-uploading this shortly as i noticed the end did not render (my mistake setting input and output and then proceeded to edit further without adjusting.
Regarding K8s - 2 containers in a pod, i like the idea of demonstrating that pattern. It is called the sidecar pattern. Will take a look at this.
There is a playlist here for this series :)
ruclips.net/p/PLHq1uqvAteVuOCnB0QUrf2BJ_jbMeYZ4l
And a very old one over here
ruclips.net/p/PLHq1uqvAteVvUEdqaBeMK2awVThNujwMd
@ I also think it would be an awesome video. I have many application ideas that could be beneficial using side cars. Just don’t really understand how they work, yet. 👍
it's missing the end unfortunately... but great video, very clear
Thanks for pointing that out. Had an editing mishap, and will re-upload soon 🙏🏽
1st comment...yeah baby