@@justmeandopensource Hi venkat small clarification. Is readyness probe will run throughout the container lifecycle or it will run only a startup time of container. For example liveness will check periodically (like that readyness)?
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb lost my password. I love any tricks you can offer me
@Turner Danny I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi Mohammed, thanks for watching. Pod security Policy topic is in my list for a very long time and never got a change to do it. Will get that done at some point. Cheers.
Great video,thanks you. Is that liveness and readiness probe suitable use on this situation : app pod auto restart if the db pod failure or or terminated or been restart?
I think you mean to ask the difference between `pod is running` and `pod not ready to receive traffic`. Pod is running means your application has successfully started running. This means it will start to receive traffic immediately if you have no readiness Probe. But if you have the readiness probe defined, k8s will wait for the conditions to be satisfied before the pod can actually receive traffic from the Service.
Well explained.i have one doubt As per this session livenessprobe will restart pod if any failure.but the purpose of replica set is also same.is there any difference?
This is cool video, appreciate it. So kubelet performs liveness probe after every 'periodSeconds' value but I believe readiness probe happens only in 2 situations. 1. During pod launch and 2. After every pod restart . Is my understanding correct ?
@@rajaramkannan5020 You can write manifests/specification for any resources that you want to deploy in your k8s cluster. Resources are like deployment, daemonset, service, pods, configmaps, persistentvolumes, secrets and lots more. You can check the output of "kubectl api-versions" command to see full list of resources that you can use. Then if you want more details about each resource, you can use "kubectl explain " command. Cheers.
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Straight to the point with simple and clear examples. Thanks
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I saw so many videos the only one I understand from your video thanks bro
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You are the guy who explains the concept clearly , I do not refer any other blogs after watching ur video. Thanks a lot Bro..
Hi Nagaraj, many thanks for your interest in this channel. Glad to hear this.
I've discovered you today. Great job explaining probes. You have my sub. Thanks.
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Your explanation is very clear and amazing. Kudos!!!
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Hi Venkat sir thanks for posting this video.i really appreciate ur effort.All the best
Hi Tamil, thanks for watching. Cheers.
@@justmeandopensource Hi venkat small clarification. Is readyness probe will run throughout the container lifecycle or it will run only a startup time of container. For example liveness will check periodically (like that readyness)?
@@tamilselvan8343 Readiness probes like liveness probes runs throughout the lifecycle of the container. Cheers.
@@justmeandopensource Thanks Venkat for your valuable feedback.stay safe
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Well made tutorial as always..Thank you for sharing Venkat!
Hi Mayur, tyanks for watching.
I dont mean to be offtopic but does anybody know a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my password. I love any tricks you can offer me
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@Turner Danny I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Turner Danny it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
Hi bro your explanations are so amazing.please make and upload videos on pod security policy and security context in the pod spec.
Hi Mohammed, thanks for watching. Pod security Policy topic is in my list for a very long time and never got a change to do it. Will get that done at some point. Cheers.
Amazing sir
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This is gold!
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Thanks bro.
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Very well explained. :)
Hi Tej, thanks for watching. Cheers.
Hi sir please lauch a full dedicated course of terraform it will be essential for us and thanks alot for kubernetes videos they are very helpfull
Hi Fahad, thanks for watching. I had a plan to start Terraform series and I will do it soon. At the moment my focus is on Kubernetes/GCP/AWS. Cheers.
Oh god what a coincidence. Thank so muchh
Hi Annisa, thanks for watching.
Hi Your videos are awesome learn many things. Do you have any video for Pod Security Policy ?
Hi Mangesh, thanks for watching. Thats in my list but haven't done yet. I will at somepoint do that video. Cheers.
Great video,thanks you. Is that liveness and readiness probe suitable use on this situation : app pod auto restart if the db pod failure or or terminated or been restart?
whats is the difference between pod is ready but not ready to receive the traffic.?
I think you mean to ask the difference between `pod is running` and `pod not ready to receive traffic`.
Pod is running means your application has successfully started running. This means it will start to receive traffic immediately if you have no readiness Probe.
But if you have the readiness probe defined, k8s will wait for the conditions to be satisfied before the pod can actually receive traffic from the Service.
Well explained.i have one doubt
As per this session livenessprobe will restart pod if any failure.but the purpose of replica set is also same.is there any difference?
Very informative. Thank you a lot .
What do you do to split screen when calling VSC with the terminal ?
This is cool video, appreciate it. So kubelet performs liveness probe after every 'periodSeconds' value but I believe readiness probe happens only in 2 situations. 1. During pod launch and 2. After every pod restart . Is my understanding correct ?
my tomcat pod is running but when i hit the application on browser its not coming. please give me suggestion where should i check.
Thanks Bro, quick question, how many spec's we have in k8s ?
Hi Rajaram, thanks for watching. What do you mean by specs in k8s?
Just me and Opensource . Example POD spec and Container Spec . Like this how many we have ??
@@rajaramkannan5020 You can write manifests/specification for any resources that you want to deploy in your k8s cluster. Resources are like deployment, daemonset, service, pods, configmaps, persistentvolumes, secrets and lots more. You can check the output of "kubectl api-versions" command to see full list of resources that you can use. Then if you want more details about each resource, you can use "kubectl explain " command.
Cheers.
Thanks Bro
so what's the default value for those probes if you don't define them?
Can you please make a video on RealTime k8s project such as k8s objects, environmets and teams Involment. ?