Fundamentals of Kubernetes for Django developers
summary
Shows a Django app built into a Docker image, pushed to a registry, and deployed with kubectl so Kubernetes creates a deployment -> replicaSet -> pod chain and exposes it via Service and Ingress; demonstrates rolling updates, using image tags not latest, and adding readiness and liveness probes so rollouts only route to healthy pods. Covers persistent volumes limits (readWriteOnce vs readWriteMany) and a live OpenShift demo that builds from source, provisions storage, and successfully serves the app.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 13:32Deployment Resource
- 23:01Options for External Access
- 27:53Restarting Application Pods
- 28:33Patch Deployment to Trigger Restart
- 29:35Deployment Strategies
- 32:01Changing Deployment Strategy
- 36:57Custom Deployments
- 45:04Build, Deployment and Service
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