Leveraging the power of Kubernetes with patterns
summary
Collection of concrete Kubernetes patterns with YAML examples: pod/service/deployment manifests for recreate, rolling, bluegreen deployments showing how to do zero-downtime or capacity-limited upgrades and a canary; storage via PersistentVolume/PersistentVolumeClaim and warning about static 100GB vs dynamic provisioning; networking options including hostPort, nodePort (ports >30000) and IP-on-ingress; resource requests/limits, QoS classes and namespace quotas; sidecar/ambassador/initializer patterns; and building Operators with Operator SDK and custom etcd/Kafka CRDs — book referenced as $8 and ~80% complete.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20#WHOAREWE
- 2:11Design Patterns
- 5:26KBS Introduction
- 7:09Automatable Units: Pods
- 8:15Automatable Units: Services
- 10:26Automatable Units: Deployment
- 12:28Declarative deployments. Recreate deployment
- 13:27Declarative deployments: Rolling update
- 14:17Declarative deployments: Blue/Green Deploy
- 20:28Resource requirements
- 24:29Resource profiles
- 28:53Sidecar
- 31:35Initializer
- 33:33Ambassador / Proxy
- 34:30Adapter
- 36:22Configuration resource: EnvVar
- 38:39Configuration resource: Config maps
- 41:27Operator: Deployment
- 41:52Operator: Custom resources
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