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A series of short, sharp, and easy-to-digest Kubernetes notes. Skip the long theory and get compact explanations to quickly grasp essentials — from Pods to Control Plane, deployments, scaling, and more. Perfect for revision and interview prep.
Understanding Kubernetes: The Future of DevOps When people first hear about Kubernetes, they often think it's difficult or overwhelming. But here’s the truth: Kubernetes is easy—if you approach it the right way. Many professionals spend a lot of time...
Introduction: Kubernetes (K8s) offers four fundamental advantages over Docker: Cluster in nature or cluster in behavior. Offers Auto-healing. Offers Auto-scaling. Offers multiple Enterprise-level support (advanced load balancing, security, advan...
Kubernetes Service Context A Kubernetes Service is “just an abstract way of exposing an application that’s running as pods.” Pods get dynamic IPs — if a pod goes down and restarts, it gets a new IP. This means applications (like checkout talking to...
Why Ingress is Required (Problems with Services) In the previous Article, we saw that Kubernetes Services offered service discovery, load balancing, and application exposure to the external world. However, people realized there were practical problem...