Continued from the previous blog, we see Kubernetes more in technical terms. We see each components of Kubernetes, in considerable how they set in the bigger picture of things. Replica Sets As mentioned above, pods won’t be rescheduled if the node it runs on goes down. Replica sets overcome this issue in […]
Introductions Kubernetes is an open source orchestration system for Docker containers, spearheaded by Google in development . Kubernetes is a production-ready orchestration solution. It allows DevOps engineers to manage and control containerized applications in almost any environment. When compared with the competition out there, Kubernetes overhauls many DevOps associated tasks such as configuration, versioning, deployment, […]
CLI Tools Cabin Cabin functions as a mobile dashboard for the remote management of Kubernetes clusters. With Cabin, users can quickly manage applications, scale deployments, and troubleshoot overall K8s cluster from their Android or iOS device. Cabin is a great tool for operators of K8s clusters as it allows you to perform quick remediation actions […]
Cluster Deployment Tools Minikube Minikube allows you to install and try out Kubernetes locally. The tool is a good starting point for Kubernetes exploration. Easily launch a single-node Kubernetes cluster inside a virtual machine (VM) on your laptop. Minikube is available on Windows, Linux, and OSX. In just 5 minutes you will be able to […]
Kubernetes Modules A cluster can be used for different environments and different purposes: it can have services for several production products and even for a variety of purposes: testing, staging, production, and so on. It is important to separate these into different namespaces, so you can control access to the resources the service has access […]
Kubernetes and Security – An Overview Kubernetes (K8S) is an open-source container orchestration tool that can automatically scale, distribute, and handle faults on containers. Originally created by Google and donated to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, Kubernetes is widely used in production environments to handle Docker containers (although it supports other containers tools such as […]
Kubernetes is an awesome technology, and I personally have seen great gains in my ability to scale, deploy, and manage my own SaaS because of it. But, not everyone would immediately benefit from adopting it for a number of reasons: Lack of familiarity with container technology Application architecture not being conducive to utilizing the benefits […]
See the sheer number of articles and blogs written on the competition between Kubernetes and Docker, we at Urolime thought of writing an article about Kubernetes but instead of explaining the features, advantages, limitation, and disadvantages of Kubernetes. We thought it would better to write all things which Kubernetes is not, so as to remove […]
In the previous blog, we saw the practical reason why we would Kubernetes in the first place When compared with its competitors such as Docker Swarm, Docker Compose, Nomad and Openshift. Kubernetes surges ahead with its portable running options such as running on cloud, hybrid or even bare metals. Kubernetes is quite configurable, quite modular […]
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