Category Archives for Docker Kubernetes
Labels And Annotations In Kubernetes
Labels and Annotations are one of the main foundations for Kubernetes. They both provide a way for adding additional metadata to our Kubernetes Objects. Labels are used for grouping, viewing, and operating. Each object can have a set of key/value labels defined. Each Key must be unique for a given object. Annotations provide a place […]
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Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS): Step-by-Step Activity Guide (Hands-on Lab)
Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) is designed for those who are already CKA Certified and want to move ahead in security. Security is something everyone is concern about. So CNCF has planned to add a new Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) to the growing list of Kubernetes certification programs. To find out all about our […]
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Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS): Everything You Must Know
Security is the first and foremost thing everyone is concern about. Everything is moving towards containers these days, working with a large crowd needs security as well. So CNCF has planned to add a new Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) to the growing list of Kubernetes certification programs. CKS Certification will be available by November […]
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Kubernetes Pods for Beginners
Kubernetes Pods are the smallest deployable unit created and managed by Kubernetes. A Pod is a group of one or more containers, which shares all the Storage and Network Resources. Are you interested to know more about Kubernetes Pods? Check out k21academy’s blog post – https://k21academy.com/kubernetes26 This post covers: – What is Kubernetes Pods? – […]
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Kubernetes on AWS: Create EKS Step By Step for Beginners
EKS is a managed Kubernetes-as-a-Service (KaaS) that substantially simplifies Kubernetes deployment on AWS. Through EKS, normally cumbersome steps are done for you, like creating the Kubernetes Master Node, as well as configuring service discovery, Kubernetes primitives, and networking. To know more, check this video by Author & Cloud Expert, Atul Kumar from K21Academy Where […]
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CKA vs CKAD
Containers are the future! Kubernetes is the one in the spotlight of all the containers available. If you do a quick research on the internet, you will find lots of stories from people about clearing the Kubernetes certifications. The CKA Certification certifies the candidate with the knowledge of administration of Kubernetes, and on the other […]
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Container Engine For Kubernetes (OKE) In Oracle Cloud (OCI)
Oracle Container Engine For Kubernetes also known as Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) is a managed Kubernetes where Master Node is managed by Oracle and is Free. Whereas Worker Nodes are fully managed by the customer, that is–you and you only have to pay for Worker Node resources like Compute & Storage. For more information, watch […]
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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) & Azure Container Instances (ACI) For Beginners
Azure provides managed Kubernetes service Azure Kubernetes Service in which azure manages the master nodes and end-user needs to manage the worker nodes. Industries are moving towards Containers as they are lightweight, fast to launch, and excellent for CI/CD implementation. For more information, watch K21Academy’s video Where I’ve covered: ☛ Difference Between Virtual Machine & […]
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Why & What Testers/QA’s Learn In Kubernetes
Kubernetes is a container (Dockers) -orchestration and management tool. With the evolution of Cloud Native and Microservices, knowledge of Docker & Kubernetes has become quite important. Application Developers, Architects, or Testers all must learn building & deploying, and testing container (Cloud) native apps managed by Kubernetes. To know more, check this video by Author & […]
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Helm, Tiller, and Helm Charts with Kubernetes
Containers are the future of deploying applications and, for now, Kubernetes is the one in the spotlight. Kubernetes is an opensource system to deploy, scale, and manage containerized applications anywhere. Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes (like yum and APT). Helm manages Kubernetes resource packages through charts, called Helm Charts. If you are interested […]
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