Taking Your First Steps in Kubernetes
TalkinSpanishat Open Source Summit Latin America 2022 · on Wednesday, 2022-08-24· at 11:35· ROOM 6, Virtual·
summary
Shows how to create a two-node Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud, apply a YAML manifest with kubectl apply -f, and deploy an Apache “hello world” web Deployment scaled to eight replicas using an image from Docker Hub. Exposes the app with a Service of type LoadBalancer mapping container port 80 to external port 30004 (provisioning a GCP external IP), demonstrates pods transitioning from ImagePull to Running, and tears down the resources with kubectl delete -f.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Welcome to Kubernetes
- 1:33Introduction
- 3:18Kubernetes origin
- 4:46Pods and Nodes
- 6:13Control Plane and replicas
- 7:16Labels, Namespaces, Services
- 8:41Exposing services
- 10:48Kubernetes tools
- 12:34Companies using Kubernetes
- 13:15Deploying to Kubernetes demo
- 23:36Manual vs manifest deployment
- 25:44Scaling and auto-recovery
- 27:10Removing resources
- 29:22Kubernetes add-ons
- 32:31Kubernetes certifications
- 33:54Further resources
- 35:20Q&A
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