Hi Piyush. Thanks for making the concept easier. I have a question though. Can there be a situation where a deadlock occurs between the init container and the pod. If such a situation arises then how would one solve it?
Thank you for the feedback. There wouldnt be a deadlock situation as init containers are always executed first and only after the successfull completion of init container, your main container will be executed.
Hi Piyush, Good day!! Have found you 2 months ago where you came in a session with abhishekveeramalla in live then after I have been gone through your videos of cks series and till now what ever the interview I have given on devops nearly 3o out of it most of the question you covered in this series. It is a very informative series I referred to my friends as well. Once again thanks for providing content. Regards, Rushimanikanta Lingam.
sidecar containers are being created when you use an application that needs to gather some metrics/data from your pod itself. Monitoring application such as datadog is one of the usecase. We will cover that in a seperate video.
Instead of each pod having its own sidecar container, is it possible for mutiple pods to use one shared pod container located somewhere? if yes, how can it be done?
Replied this over the livestream but let me add the answer here as well. It is not possible for multiple pods to use one shared pod/container. It involves a lot of dependency on that shared container and other pods will be impacted if something happens to the shared container, it make the application tightly couple which is an anti-pattern of microservices.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thanks for your reply. However, I am still not very clear. Once again, I have a bitbucket Pipelines. I want to use one shared Docker pod instead of the same sidecar in every pod. I have both the runner container and Docker container in a manifest but I wanted to know how to seperate the runner container from the docker container (sidecar container) so that I can run one Docker instance and multiple runner instances on one Kubernetes node.
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Great video, very easy to understand. Thanks Pyush.
Awesome! Happy to hear it was helpful. 😊
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when every one get into the world of kubernetes u will boom like anything ,best of luck
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Just someone who's trying to help ❤️ not a guru , but thank you for the kind words
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like @narasimhasaladi7 said. Very soon! Your tutorials will be integral for less technical folks learning K8s! Only way is up! Keep going strong.
My goal is to simplify the learning of advance topics so that anyone can learn and take advantage of it. thank you for the support.
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Masha Allah very good playlist, it helped me so much thank you
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Thank you for this! It's mostly better, to see the database up, before the webservice can access it. thank you for showing how to do this
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Nice detailed explanation >>
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Yesterway saw you with live stream with Abhishek and Shubham all my teachers in same screen...🤩
Yeah, we did that after a long time :) I enjoyed it too
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Hi Piyush. Thanks for making the concept easier. I have a question though. Can there be a situation where a deadlock occurs between the init container and the pod. If such a situation arises then how would one solve it?
Thank you for the feedback. There wouldnt be a deadlock situation as init containers are always executed first and only after the successfull completion of init container, your main container will be executed.
Hi Piyush, Good day!!
Have found you 2 months ago where you came in a session with abhishekveeramalla in live then after I have been gone through your videos of cks series and till now what ever the interview I have given on devops nearly 3o out of it most of the question you covered in this series. It is a very informative series I referred to my friends as well. Once again thanks for providing content.
Regards,
Rushimanikanta Lingam.
Wow! That is amazing to know. Thank you Rushil, I am glad you found it helpful and thank you for spreading the word ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Piyush,
Thanks for the detailed explanation of the init container
What about a sidecar container.
sidecar containers are being created when you use an application that needs to gather some metrics/data from your pod itself. Monitoring application such as datadog is one of the usecase. We will cover that in a seperate video.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thanks for the explanation Piyush
Instead of each pod having its own sidecar container, is it possible for mutiple pods to use one shared pod container located somewhere? if yes, how can it be done?
Replied this over the livestream but let me add the answer here as well. It is not possible for multiple pods to use one shared pod/container. It involves a lot of dependency on that shared container and other pods will be impacted if something happens to the shared container, it make the application tightly couple which is an anti-pattern of microservices.
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thanks for your reply. However, I am still not very clear.
Once again, I have a bitbucket Pipelines. I want to use one shared Docker pod instead of the same sidecar in every pod.
I have both the runner container and Docker container in a manifest but I wanted to know how to seperate the runner container from the docker container (sidecar container) so that I can run one Docker instance and multiple runner instances on one Kubernetes node.
@@debillion can you join our discord community and share the issue in help-general channel?
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Containers are immutable in nature once created it won't be modified even init containers also