Kubernetes Explained in 100 Seconds
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I really appreciate the small details, like adding orchestral music in the background as a reference to the initial explanation
Thanks for noticing :)
@@Fireship big brain moment
The background music... IS BEAUTIFUL! :D
I'd also like to know the music in the background
@@James-op6ls here is it th-cam.com/video/7ZMLw9pRujY/w-d-xo.html
I did not understand :(
I did completely! Brilliant!! Listen to some longer tutorials then come back. Nothing short of phenomenal here!
I should amend that, with “Now I understand!!”
How?@@h.t.7310
It's about shipping containers and whales and an orchestra conductor!
@@h.t.7310that's 2 year old comment your replying by now he should be expert in this buddy
"Millions of trades for overpriced Stocks" hahahah
I laughed out loud at that casual shade just slipped into the sentence 🤣
Is the average stock price in the Robinhood "dark pool" higher then your average brokerage plus commission ?
i felt the shot at tesla and shopify wasnt fair, they dont dictate their market value, shareholders do.
As far as tesla, they havent always benefited from it neither.
@@sof4183 the comment was purely about the market value, not a shot at the companies. I doubt it was meant to be taken seriously, either - just a bit of fun.
@@sof4183 it is as if using tweeter for speculation is a way of dictating market value to your shareholders. it is as if the speculating parties benefit from it. hmmm. wonder if this is so.
In my last interview I recited your docker tutorial and got junior dev😭 Thank you.
Wow, awesome 🦾 Congrats!
@Narslimmusikr ? I’m chemE, not a dev and even I know basic docker for deploying apps and shit
what.. how can it be much to be expected to know docker? I am currently following my mentor's mentorship program and docker was maybe one of the first things I've learned about. I am not judging, I've just wondered. @Narslimmus
@Narslimmus times have changed, with portfolio app running by 6 containers on AWS I can not find a junior job since the begin of this year. So as a next milestone, I am learning Kubernetes under guidance of mentor.
@@cybernetic-ransomware1485fkn hell I think its time to work on your people skills at this point , Its not about what you know its about what you say especially during interviews
Quality and quantity, they don't call you fireship for nothing
well, his older video's were kinda shit - so he's making improvements - but he's also known as fireshit in other circles.
@@digimbyte Why would anyone mock his channel's name like that? He is providing educational content for free and that too quality content.
Overpriced stock like TSLA and SHOP. 😂😂
as a Kubernetes & docker enthusiastic, when I saw the title, didn't know how you can explain it in that short amount of time :D but you did a really nice job, people who want to get started with k8s will know the basics ;)
It wasn't an easy topic to break down :)
Great one. Also if you make "Ansible Explained in 100 Seconds", it would be amazing as well :)
Then Rancher as well.
Then splunk then the whole devops
OpenStack as well.
IT finally happened
I just really like your channel because it illustrates, without shoving it down the viewer's throat, a passion and excitement for code and clever systems like no other. Here, it was the orchestral musing, accompanying perfectly my experience when I go through a discovery spree. I love code and solving problems and clever engineering, and that's why i love this channel.
ngnx in 100 sec
Keep an eye out for this one as a guest post on another YT channel.
@@Fireship Traversy media? 🤔
@@Fireship abt music
Dude you know magic or what literally i got tired searching for something and still don't find anything and boom you drop a video literally saving me days of searching
And i can give you more magic, search about Rancher, the most ease way to install and manage a Kubernetes cluster, it's so sweet :D
@Stefan Imig well dude when i started out learning stuffs i didn't even know what a docker is and docker confused me more than anything that's why
@Stefan Imig no he doesn't... Even if he borrows from the internet, he modifies it to easily understandable format
Old quote redefined: "If you can explain it simply (in 100 seconds), you have understood well enough." Great job 👍
"It needs to fulfill millions of trades for overpriced stocks like Tesla and Shopify." Subtle shade thrown.
such a great video, covered very well in short, great skill!
I really appreciate the editing and background music of the video too :)
thanks Jeff, this is really awsome... looking forward for anything like "AWS services in 100 seconds" :)
“It needs to fulfill millions of trades for overpriced stocks like Tesla and Shopify.” Subtle jab there LOL.
Love these 100 second videos, learn't so much and helped progress through development! Till the next one.
THIS IS PERFECTLY WHAT I WAS SEARCHING.
Thanks Fireship. Video is amazing.
Btw, what is the music on background?
Work in the “cloud” ops field, have run a Docker thing here and there when an API or SDK says “run this to test your code against our service” but that’s about my exposure limit. You’ve done a great job in these short videos both in the amount of information provided and the technical level - not too dumb, not so stupidly technical that no one will get it. Well done. I think I actually understand the purpose of the tools now. Thanks!
“It needs to fulfill millions of trades for overpriced stocks like Tesla and Shopify.”🤣🤣
This video dropped so hard that I got containerized.
Big fan of these 100-second videos. Thank you for your amazing content Jeff
utterly incomprehensible; calling any specific component of a computer system as a "brain" is beyond stupid, especially when this implies from previous bad analogies that multiple violinists have a brain between them in a docker container. What a clusterfuck
We taught computers to juggle other computers!
is not 100 sec, but 126!
Lie is everywhere
P.S. really liked your video, thanks for explaining :)
I would recommend decrease the background music volume as it makes hearing your voice a little bit harder
This video containerized all of the high-level information that I need about Kubernetes!
I smashed that like while the ad was still running cause i knew this was already gonna be gold
*Kubernetes vs Docker compose* What's the difference....???
I was watching your 100 sec of console. Log video and suddenly this video comes xD
God, this video is a masterpiece!🤧
my friends say its the Megazord of containers
The first time I watched this: "Man, Fireship has really good editors but I do not understand anything discussed here at all lol"
Today after having concepts finally click: "Kubernetes is genius"
Let’s just gloss over that Tesla and Shopify shade 😂
It's like you are reading my mind!!!
nginx in 100 seconds?
Dissing Tesla and Shopify in a video on containerization
I was literally just wishing for a Kubernetes video from Fireship 🔥
Great video and thanks for the effort. But for my liking music is driving me away from what you are talking. You made me watch it for 300 seconds lol.
I did not understand anything but it is still interesting
One of my old housemates did program/infrastructure management with the OG Kubernetes team at Google and she is making _bank_ , but I never actually understood what it does until now, so thank you!
Also, I was today years old when I learned how to pronounce nginx. Where's my 'en-ginks' squad? No? Just me? Ok then 😅
Super Brilliant explanation of high availability, parallel processing, and net work inference and super structure explanation quickly explaining simplistically the components of the super structure!! And add its functionality and purpose!! Thanksgiving 50% for Cert at Linux foundation here we go!!
Great explanation! But I did have to keep going back to properly hear what you were saying each time you made an important note so I had time to process before the next thing. Also you left the orchestra analogy behind so quickly I nearly lost it. Brilliant but I think 120 seconds would make this perfect (a little slower and some more orchestra cross references). But anyway, brilliant - thank you!
There is a phrase you might have heard: “cattle, not pets”. If a container instance malfunctions, you don’t bother spending time and effort trying to fix it: you just dump it and create a new one.
Should I explain the analogy further...?
Imagine I have a conductor? I’m not interested in your analogy.
What I want to know is: What is kubernetes?
40 years ago, programmers didn't worry about clusters, se,urity, storage, performance as the mainframe did it all for.you. Now you have to learn multiple languages and.open source frameworks.which go out of.fashion quickly or create a security risk.as the open source falls.out of.favor and vulnerabilities are introduced. In same ways the state of the art has gotten more comp!ex compared to what mainframe programmers did 40 hears ago
K8S is easy, just read 500 pages of yaml and understand how hundreds of iptables rules make up your virtual network and good luck debugging them when something goes wrong. Easy as abc 😜
I want to learn Kubernetes and similar technologies. What should I do? Please explain to me as step by step. I mean, if there is things to learn before it and etc. I already know how to code in python,java,c, c# so coding is not a problem.
Would you use such cluster for splitting up an API algorithm ? Given algorithm has to compute up to 2billion data points with a rather simple operation. Low comm and memory latency is key.
this going way over my head, I'd just use EB for autoscaling :)
Wow... This is Great... Much Awaited... Honestly, whenever a new technology arrives, it takes considerable time to research it, you have reduced my stress to a great extent. Thank You...
"Overpriced stocks like Tesla and Shopify" OOOOOH GET THEM
Came back to this because my work is making me do Kubernetes with k3s/cri-o now. xD Fun time. I come from docker-compose...
I'm understanding this to be a system for managing requests by compartmentalizing instances and backing them up with duplicates/redundancies?
Jenkins in 100 Seconds
Thanks for the video
yet maybe without the music we could actually concentrate and understand what you are saying. Not everyone is a native English speaker
Ok I had an amazing idea, what if we combined kubernetes and js compiler (v8).
Imagine a compiler that does code path analysis, figures out what function is the bottleneck, and spins out it as a microservice.
Every function would have a potential to become a microservice if need be.
This would be revolutionary. Automatic scaling with no architecture problem.
In javascript all promise returning functions could do this.
So take this call stack:
fn1: 20
fn2: 25
fn3: 60
fn4: 20
you can see fn3 takes almost 3x time than the average time.
so every time this code runs (http request) our resources are kinda stuck esp if this is api call to third party
why not simply extract fn3 out and run it 3x instances of it.
Better if compiler does it.
This would only really work with async functions though, and in that case most already work in this way, 99% of the time spent waiting on an http request the application isn't waiting, it just has a callback on the eventloop which is called when the http call returns and is doing other stuff on the meantime. Look into the javascript event loop, it already does what your saying pretty much but just on a single machine.
@@d.sherman8563 exactly... On a single machine which we need to scale using tool like docker and kubernetes, this would eliminate the need to do this
Kubernetes or even better in Greek = Κυβερνήτης -> which means Governor. Do the math :)
I don't know what any of this means but it sounds super legit
If you put also, another some pollution noise on the background like motor or chainsaw sound until trying to explain something high tech and speak a bit faster, would be much easier to understand that short tutt.
Re-do this but with the Evergreen ship instead.
Haha
Who better to use as a conductor representing Kubernetes than Bernstein himself! I hope Kubernetes is a little easier to work than the great man, with but as much ability and sophistication!
omfg (haven't watched yet)
I’m a cloud engineer so this is my bread and butter. Probably over the heads of non IT people though - I really need a video for mere mortals who ask what I do for a job 🤔 “I have thousands of virtual computers that you can’t see... no I will not fix your laptop”
This is a wonderful explanation. I wish the music is in smaller volume because it distracts my attention very much.
im sorry but when i saw the container on the musician face and listen to imagine them as docker containers had to replay several times because i couldnt take it seriously 😂😂💀💀
Watching this in 2022. How did you know about Tesla and Shopify?! Woah!
What is the name of the song?
Mainframe in 100 seconds
Overpriced stocks like TSLA and SHOP.
I FEEL ATTACKED
what is the point of explaining in 100 seconds, to grasp these tech terms itself will takes atleast 5 mins..worthless presentation.
Way too fast talk. I had to use 0.75x and then it still was a fast talker. 😂 The info is brilliant though.
To be honest, this explanation did not help. At what point in the deployment of a web site do I transition to Kubernetes?
The insights here are exceptional. A book I found with similar subjects offered profound enlightenment. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill
ok times to put Kubernetes in my CV.
The name of the song playing in background?
What a bad bad way to explain kubernetes.
i still dont understand , the advantage of Kubernetes vs the combo rancher/docker/cattle
You lost me at Orchestra. Guess i need a few other videos before i return to this one. I appreciate the effort tho :)
Make Racket/Scheme in 100 Seconds PLEASE! Thanks.😊
Wow, I literally just started searching about Kubernetes 🤯 Thank you a lot @Fireship
Checkout starting placeholder it says 100 seconds of docker not kubernate
Appreciate the concise video. To me, it would be easier to follow the content without the music.
Where can I find that background music?
Your background music is too high and disturbs... Please remove
Am I the only one watching these at .75x to fully understand what he is saying?? This is one of the few times when I have to slow down a video instead of speeding it up 😂
P.S: English is not my first language.
Me during an Interview: Kubernetes? Yes, I know Kubernetes.
Me the prior night scrolling through fireship and learning new technologies in 100s*
Take 400 seconds but explain properly in digestive manner
you manage to make me understand the Kubernetes concept where videos around 5 mins, 20 mins failed to
add one more thing for robinhood the app to do: block apes from buying game stonk
Absolutely brilliant in cliff notes fashion. I love this video presentation. One of my students shared this and it was a bullseye to summarize our course on EKS.
Overcomplicated solution for overcomplicated software. Got it.
I had seen other videos before. "it is a cluster that manages information". and then, the cascade of nerdy details. I am an IT guys and I could not understand s...
this video explains way better
Kubernetes is Greek for "steerman", and is the word "cybernetics" derives from - they imagined a "science if sciences", that would guide all the other sciences along it's haft when coining the term.
I almost cried
damn every time i come to this channel, i end up watching 10 other video lol
I watched it for the 3rd time and I finally understand it (kinda) yay!
Too general explanation)
To make your container able to deploy in k8 you should pick node agent ( kubelet for servers, microk8s or minikube for local) and write deployment config for node and apply that in node agent.
After this your container will be set to pod and replicas (if you set resplicants to 2 or more), but here you container is not accessible from internet.
You need to connect pod to internal network of k8s and expose port to internet. Write service config that will add pods to internal nertwork, and then ingress config for exposing to web.
1. Node agent
2. Docker container
3. Deployment.yml
4. Service.yml
5. Ingress.yml
and you have your project in k8s
The dude is just a legend !
Overpriced stocks like tesla and shopify.. I see what ya did there