hi pyush, if interviewr ask like this, which deploymnet strategy you use ? can i say like this... based on requirement we use diff type of deploymnet strategy. or in organizatin only one deploymnet is follwed or many ?
Can you please explain with examples , how the load balancer converts to new Deployment (green) ,if any problem will come how it will go to the previous vesion
Hello Mahesh, if you are using Azure containers, you can do that via creating multiple revisions of the apps and then divert traffic on one of those versions on the basis of labels. Here are the complete steps on how you can do that azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blue-green-deployments-using-azure-traffic-manager/ You can also do that via deployment Slots, check out video #5 of Azure devops series. Ideally as part of your CICD pipeline, you should have a step which is adding the endpoint url as the backend to your loadbalancer, followed by some test cases, if the test cases failed, another conditional step to redirect the traffic to the other version(previous/) for the rollback. Let me know if you have any quyestion.
In A/B deployment we actually compares the performance of two versions with the similar features. Yes, we need to rollback the less performed version and we keep rolling out the version that shows a better performance.
Hi Piyush, I ran through this complete course. This is Awesome. your explanations are understandable. Thank you for your course. My background is VMware and Wintel admin for 4 years, Is it possible to get DEVOPS job for my complete experience.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush I mentioned 4 years by mistakenly . typo Error. it is 14 Years of experience in VMwre and wintel . I will wait for your Roadmap . Thank you for your support
hi pyush, during deploymnet time, how we segregate servers like few servers to bllue deploymnet and few to green deploymnet , how this porocess goes? explain this also. thank you. but your content and your voice and vedio quality is high quality and very good.
Thank you so much Ashok for your feedback, appreciate it. Regarding the question, you can implement Blue-Green using various options, one if to create seperate aplications and use labels for each of those: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/blue-green-deployment?pivots=azure-cli Other way could be using the deployment slots as mentioned in the below video: ruclips.net/video/acJErWFS15w/видео.html You can also implement blue-green using DNS based routing as per the below doc: azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blue-green-deployments-using-azure-traffic-manager/ Please let me know if you have more questions
thank you for replying and giving resource links also by spending time, appreciate your time and helping nature. yes i understood now clearly about deployment startegies.
Good that know the concept but no everyone does. This video was about the concept explanation. For Demo, I have created another video in the same series about blue-green, I will be adding more to this playlist focused on gitops, blue green, canary etc
As usual, Piyushs's work is up to the mark !!!
Thank you!
You are underrated ❤️
Means a lot! 🚀
Piyush sir can you make a practical dedicated video on each technique. I have already learnt Blue Green from your Azure Series.
Yes buddy for sure. Once I am done with CKA series, I will work on detailed projects on these concepts, I have already added those in my to-do list.
hi pyush, if interviewr ask like this, which deploymnet strategy you use ? can i say like this... based on requirement we use diff type of deploymnet strategy.
or in organizatin only one deploymnet is follwed or many ?
In an organization, multiple deployment strategies are used based on the requirements, prepare 2-3 strategies based on different use cases.
Can you please explain with examples , how the load balancer converts to new Deployment (green) ,if any problem will come how it will go to the previous vesion
Hello Mahesh, if you are using Azure containers, you can do that via creating multiple revisions of the apps and then divert traffic on one of those versions on the basis of labels. Here are the complete steps on how you can do that
azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blue-green-deployments-using-azure-traffic-manager/
You can also do that via deployment Slots, check out video #5 of Azure devops series.
Ideally as part of your CICD pipeline, you should have a step which is adding the endpoint url as the backend to your loadbalancer, followed by some test cases, if the test cases failed, another conditional step to redirect the traffic to the other version(previous/) for the rollback. Let me know if you have any quyestion.
Hi Piyush , in case of A/B deployment if the application v1.1 does not meet performance but no functional issues.. do we roll back to 1.0 ?
In A/B deployment we actually compares the performance of two versions with the similar features. Yes, we need to rollback the less performed version and we keep rolling out the version that shows a better performance.
Hi Piyush, I ran through this complete course. This is Awesome. your explanations are understandable. Thank you for your course.
My background is VMware and Wintel admin for 4 years, Is it possible to get DEVOPS job for my complete experience.
Hello Vijaya, thank you for the feedback. Yes, you can definitely move into DevOps. I will publish a video about roadmap in some time, stay tuned
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thank you piyush
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush I mentioned 4 years by mistakenly . typo Error. it is 14 Years of experience in VMwre and wintel . I will wait for your Roadmap . Thank you for your support
hi pyush, during deploymnet time, how we segregate servers like few servers to bllue deploymnet and few to green deploymnet , how this porocess goes? explain this also. thank you. but your content and your voice and vedio quality is high quality and very good.
Thank you so much Ashok for your feedback, appreciate it.
Regarding the question, you can implement Blue-Green using various options, one if to create seperate aplications and use labels for each of those:
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-apps/blue-green-deployment?pivots=azure-cli
Other way could be using the deployment slots as mentioned in the below video:
ruclips.net/video/acJErWFS15w/видео.html
You can also implement blue-green using DNS based routing as per the below doc:
azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/blue-green-deployments-using-azure-traffic-manager/
Please let me know if you have more questions
thank you for replying and giving resource links also by spending time, appreciate your time and helping nature. yes i understood now clearly about deployment startegies.
@@gashok-yt If you understood , my time is well spent 😊 Thank you for confirming
we know the concnept could you please guide us with demo
example
Good that know the concept but no everyone does. This video was about the concept explanation. For Demo, I have created another video in the same series about blue-green, I will be adding more to this playlist focused on gitops, blue green, canary etc