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thanks for all, Michael, how can i get de password and admin of grafana?

nice tuto, what's this vscode theme it looks beautiful ?

Great, concise demo. I watched Sidero install this live the other night for 1.5 hours. It was interesting to watch but I really appreciate your video summarizing the steps and getting right down to business. I am looking forward to trying this out on my Proxmox setup soon.

What’s the difference between this and using a NodePort service and using the minikube IP with the NodePort?

Great concise video to jump start thanks

i was stuck with installing thank you so much as always!!

Waiting for further videos Levan !

Fascinating discussion. I appreciate hearing from both of you on this topic.

Thanks, Michael! Just FYI, one thing I’ve noticed both here and in your PE course is that your audio levels are very low. I find myself having to strain to hear your videos and then the next video that comes on blows my ears out.

It says cant reach this page when I copy the Ip and port number.

it says can't reach this page. I used AKS using command shell on Azure.

no one will bother answering this question, im basically yelling into the wind, but here goes anyway, this is all fine and good if you want to monitor a workload in AKS, but how about for resources in Azure (PaaS or IaaS) ... Let's say a Web App... how the f am I supposed to do that? It honestly seems that there are easier solutions on the market, such as Graylog...

LETS GOOOOOO! 🎉

Hi Michael, could you please provide a link to the full video? Thank you

Thanks

Can you give some insight on the job market? I know for developers there roles are currently being near-shored to Latin America. But what about cloud jobs?

Thank you

What do you use to mount volumes as *ReadWriteMany*? I have found some official solutions (in this case for GKE) and some extra official ones, I will leave my opinion here, but I would like to know how you have done it. *FILESTORE* On GCP, the most recommended official solution is to use Filestore as NFS, but with a minimum use of 1TiB, which is very limiting in different scenarios, because even if you use 100GiB, you will be charged 1TiB, which is very expensive. *GCS FUSE* We can activate the GCS Fuse driver on the PV and mount the volume normally. However, the problem is when you have a high load of files, 10GB or more, Cloud Storage has not replicated to the volume, so the Pod does not show all the GCS files and you cannot manipulate them easily because any changes via Linux, Kubectl and such, via gsutil a copy is easily made, but it does not replicate on the volume. The good part is that it adds a sidecar to each Pod, so it is scalable and RWX works well on several Nodes. *PERSISTENT DISK* In the end, the most viable solution that I validated was the use of a Persistent Disk, the point is that for the driver to be mounted, you must upload a Pod and a Service, in the PV you point the NFS to the Service and reach the volume. It works well in a normal state, where you have some Nodes and Pods from different Nodes can reach the Disk via Service. However, if the NFS Node goes down, the Pods lose the volume mapping and it is necessary to go up again in a not very efficient way, redeploy or manually, because even if the Deployment tries to go up on a new Node, it does not understand that it can doing the attach because it is as if the previous Pod was still attached. In all cases, I didn't find a really effective solution for setting up a ReadWriteMany in GKE. The solution will be expensive, not very performant or reasonably insecure in terms of scalability. Anyway, in all the scenarios I tested, Disk seemed the most performant, I can program a schedule for the snapshot and it meets the desired scalability, the only addendum is if its Node goes down haha.

I don't understand the concept, here the database is already outside the K8s and if we want to connect we can create service for external endpoint and use it within K8s right? What is use of mysql statefulset here kind of mediator ?

Technically there is no better way of setting up Terraform. Have been doing this little project on Terraform github action and AKS. But I noticed that is either you run the command to get the service principal which is going to work but will require authentication for new run ups, I mean if you are to run Terraform apply again, it going to ask for the secret keys

send me the github link please

Thank you for this. Good video!

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Love it

BIG thank you Michael for these uploads! Making a trasition within IT right now to pursuit SRE, these are gold!

Where's the state file persisted in this case?

This was awesome!

I’ve created a server on which I’ve configured Prometheus and Grafana. On prometheus I’m monitoring my 10 VMs. I also want to monitor my AKS cluster and 2 Microk8s cluster on same Prometheus. How can I achieve my goal?

Hi Thanks for your video can you please share the link to the github repo?

Thanks for the video. Why does the port-forward command 's output say that it's forwarding to port 8080 when you requested it to forward to port 80?

Useful for learning, though too many manual steps for a simple VM deployment. One could use Harvester from Rancher or OKD that abstracts most of this complexity. They both use Kubevirt under the hood.

Excellent video-keep the datadog videos coming please!

Hi Michael, thanks for great video. Just one doubt that Whatever the way of auto unseal we use, we need to manually unseal one pod? Am I right? Anyone 👆, TIA!!

perfect, thanks for the video :)

Hey Michael thanks for the video, newbie question here. I wanted to try use kube-bench using it's yaml as a job. Would I need to schedule this to run on the controlplane specifically? and what if I have 2 control planes?

Hello, Michael. Are you planning to make an in-depth consul video? If so, I am very interested in envoy configuration from the nomad jobs.

Great discussion

Your vscode theme is very beautiful. How can you have the same theme as you

Good explanation

when i learn something for the first time. i will come back to your channell bcuz your style is clear and concise was listening to podcasts :)

Excellent, excellent and excellent video. Thanks a lot for the tutorial Michael 😊

Nice little video, thanks

This make a lot of sense. Thanks I will like to see how you bug your pods and topics related to K8s. Great video short and precise.

Thanks alot, very helpful video.

For some reason, mine dont spin up any pod just services

Hi @Michael Levan. Thanks for sharing this great tool. I am using private AKS cluster where `devtron-service` showing public IP LoadBalancer which shows "<pending>" status. I think I have to change this to Internal Load Balancer. Where to do this change?

I'm going to follow you, Man. I like your teaching method.

does it possible if we want to deploy control plane on Vpshere and the worker node on another platform such as Openstack?

Can't see most of the code

Totally agree. I'm happy to have an hour daily. Much more rewarding and fun than that doom scrolling 😂