At one instance when you said " its very simple". Actually It wasn't. You made it simpler. Hats Off Sri.. So clear explanation of even little things.. Its Wow.. its perfect. Thankyou so much
Overviw: 0:00- 2:00 What is a Pod - 2:01 - 3:04 How Pods are deployed in Kubernetes - 3:04-6:02 In what instances we use multi-container Pod -6:03-7:31 How Pod networking works - 7:31 - 10:22 What is Inter-Pod networking - 10:23-11:30 Intra-Pod networking - 11:31-12:49 Pod Lifecycle - 12:50 -14:28 Demo (Review): 14:29-26:18
Mr. Srinath, I really dont know - how to thank you. These are excellent kubernets videos, which i come across so far. Each and every small concepts are cleared in-detail. Sincere and humble request for you to put some videos for G-Cloud and Docker.
Whether it is possible or any scenario one container belongs in diff pods?How you are deciding to create a pod? and why? which basics?whether it is possible single cluster 2 or more hots belongs?
How should application connections be configured? If I know container1 and container2 are designed to be run in the same pod, I can use localhost. However, it is possible that container1 is down on pod1 and container2, also in pod1, is rendered useless as a result. As such, how much value is the localhost intrapod communication worth, as it sounds like you should point to a load balanced address to ensure you get to a healthy container for a given app/function/microservice?
Hi sir, In video you said pod has seperate IP along with node IP. But at the command kubectl get pods it is showing node IP to the pod. How to check pod IP?
Hi all, i am a newbie. I'm joining cka course from udemy of Srinath Challa. In ETCD lecture, Srinath said: etcd-master pod is "static pod", K8s will create from above etcd.yaml file after run this command: kubectl delete pods etcd-master -n kube-system --grace-period=0 --force. But when i do it, etcd-master pod dont recreate. I waited a long time but this pod doesn't return.
Thanks for the wonderful lecture . Can you please tell me how ip's get allocated to the pod . Is there any range we need to specify in K8s master (any config) , or k8s master controller takes care of ip allocation on its own mechanism . Can you please throw some light in this area .Thanks
It's a good Video. I'm unable to reach pods using "ping" command from the master. I deployed the same setup in AWS Cloud. Can anyone help me on this, please? Even I'm unable to reach dns via DNS IP
TH-cam is full of Kubernetes videos, but yours is just outstanding! Thank you for bringing us such good content
At one instance when you said " its very simple". Actually It wasn't. You made it simpler. Hats Off Sri.. So clear explanation of even little things.. Its Wow.. its perfect. Thankyou so much
Overviw: 0:00- 2:00
What is a Pod - 2:01 - 3:04
How Pods are deployed in Kubernetes - 3:04-6:02
In what instances we use multi-container Pod -6:03-7:31
How Pod networking works - 7:31 - 10:22
What is Inter-Pod networking - 10:23-11:30
Intra-Pod networking - 11:31-12:49
Pod Lifecycle - 12:50 -14:28
Demo (Review): 14:29-26:18
thanks :)
I listened your udemy course..it's superb and no words ...I understood the term and concept because of you only
Hi Srinath, Outstanding explanation in theses video, i got my doubts cleared, Many thanks
The best description of Pod
Srinath..There is no instructor like for K85 in this 21st century.. Splendid
very nice teaching. slow and clear and made easy to understand complex architecture . thank you sir.
Mr. Srinath, I really dont know - how to thank you. These are excellent kubernets videos, which i come across so far. Each and every small concepts are cleared in-detail. Sincere and humble request for you to put some videos for G-Cloud and Docker.
very nice tutorial Srinath Sir
thanks Srinath.... really this video made these concept so easy to understand.
Very well explained.
Excellent brief illustration on Kubernetes concept. appreciate your time. thanks again!!!!
Whether it is possible or any scenario one container belongs in diff pods?How you are deciding to create a pod? and why? which basics?whether it is possible single cluster 2 or more hots belongs?
Why container is a wrapper of pod in k8s. Is there any specific reason k8s developer introduce pods concept instead of container directly
Super simple way of teaching complex things. Thank you!
Excellent description of basic concepts. Thank you Srinath
Hi Challa, you have mentioned about cgroup limits,ipcnames . What is that?
Your voice and presentation makes concept easy to understand.. thanks for this #Shri.. just a beginner..🙏
Liked the video, content and the teaching style
Your explanation is good
Your Teachings is really nice!
I Appreciate that!
How should application connections be configured? If I know container1 and container2 are designed to be run in the same pod, I can use localhost. However, it is possible that container1 is down on pod1 and container2, also in pod1, is rendered useless as a result. As such, how much value is the localhost intrapod communication worth, as it sounds like you should point to a load balanced address to ensure you get to a healthy container for a given app/function/microservice?
Hi sir, In video you said pod has seperate IP along with node IP. But at the command kubectl get pods it is showing node IP to the pod. How to check pod IP?
Thank you sir 🙏
Hi all, i am a newbie. I'm joining cka course from udemy of Srinath Challa. In ETCD lecture, Srinath said: etcd-master pod is "static pod", K8s will create from above etcd.yaml file after run this command: kubectl delete pods etcd-master -n kube-system --grace-period=0 --force. But when i do it, etcd-master pod dont recreate. I waited a long time but this pod doesn't return.
You are my man Srinath
very impressive simple and informative
everything is working fine, pods show status running, except when I ping the pod IP I get no response
Well explained
Thank you! so much for a clear definition of terms and practical use case scenario
well explained sir...big salute for the session
You videos are awesome and I have subscribed your channel. I like the way you explain. Good job
Hi..bro.... You explained very well... But you missed the point why kubernetes has kept an abstraction layer called POD on top of container......
Hi as usual awesome..please create video on ingress
sometimes the pod is not spinnin up althogh i have sufficient memory and cpu. what might be the reason??
So application Containers are Encapsule in Pod
Hi Sir, I'm going to buy the Udemy course. This is really Awesome series, explained very well. I have some doubts, how can I clear those doubts ?
Excellent .....
teaching at its best ... :->
# Like You ... Cont from previous comments
Nice videos !!!
Thanks for the wonderful lecture . Can you please tell me how ip's get allocated to the pod . Is there any range we need to specify in K8s master (any config) , or k8s master controller takes care of ip allocation on its own mechanism . Can you please throw some light in this area .Thanks
I think the IP allocation for POD's taken from the pod network configuration(flannel) as each pod network configuration associated with the CIDR range
Excellent explanation
It's a good Video.
I'm unable to reach pods using "ping" command from the master. I deployed the same setup in AWS Cloud. Can anyone help me on this, please?
Even I'm unable to reach dns via DNS IP
Awesome videos Sir, Great Job. Videos are very helpful for beginner. Thanks a lot :)
Good stuff. thanks!
Thanks 😊
super bro
This is awesome !!!
Thank brother,,
What's a pod - 2:16
I'm The one Who likes Recap After Ending Video?