Hi Abhishek, before watching your videos, the concepts looks like a huge mountain, but your video makes that into dust particles, as if nothing is there in it. Clear explanations, precise things, what more to say.... you are really awesome.... Thankyou so much for your contribution to the community... Hatsoff....
Hi sir, you are an angel teacher, i always remember the quotes that showed on of your reels "sharing knowledge is a blessing " every time when we watch your videos you get a blessing sir. thankyou sir
Thank you once again great man. my biggest fear before i encountered your channel use to be an interviewer asking me to write out syntax from memory. You definitely put that fear to bed.
15:50 we use kubectl apply... over kuberctl create... Because when apply cmd is used, we can simply kubectl edit... the concerned files, without applying again. In kubectl create..., you can't use use kubectl edit, you need to manually change the YAML and and create again.
When we use "kubectl create", it creates a new resource based on the provided configuration file.If the resource already exists, kubectl create will return an error, indicating that the resource already exists. It's typically used for creating resources that don't already exist in the cluster. "kubectl apply" is used to create or update resources based on the provided configuration file. If the resource already exists, kubectl apply will update the existing resource with the new configuration. kubectl apply is idempotent, i.e., we can apply the same configuration multiple times, and it will ensure that the resource is in the desired state. It's commonly used for both creating new resources and updating existing ones. I think this clarifies well😊
Hi Abhishek, Before watching your video i had gone through many instrcators who are provding the Devops or kubernects concepts. But i must say your way of explaining the concept is totally different . its really touching directly to the heart and mind. Easy to understand the concepts and practial. clear explanation the things to make easy.. Thank you so much abhishek. Now i am a big fan'''
your explanation is top notch and you dont miss the small important details thats why i watch devops related content only from this channel.Keep it up!!
Excellent class about config map and secrets. I saw other tutorials but have not clarity of explanation. We appreciate your support towards us and thanks Abhishek
Hi abhishek, I'm following your channel and videos since 2 months. Very informative and clear explanation, which makes things easy for us. Can you do videos on Istio service mesh with practical example and storage's, volumes and what is helm? It would be great opportunity for us to learn about how they are used in real time
I laughed when you said "I know you wouldn't believe" when it took time to show 3309 port😂Even you cracked up. Thankyou for this session once again Abhishek and Congratulations on the Silver Button!🎉
Only 4.3k viewers are blessed one who have seen you video, feel bad for the rest who are following the other tutorials just for learning real time things. And they are getting fooled by them. Please raise the awareness of this channel.
Secrets is used to do the same for sensitive data in encrypted way😅😅. Good practice is to make a strong rbac policy for devops engineer to limit access to secret
Hi abishek ..whether we have to do terraform zero to hero or the terraform in this devops course itself enough to land a job? And also i certified cloud practitioner so i could skip aws 0 to hero and can learn only tis devops course
Thanks, Very informative.. Where to keep this secret yml file, i hope we shouldnt keep it in github.. Then how CD pipeline will get this secret value, please explain
Hi @AbhishekVeeramalla "Unable to use a TTY - input is not a terminal or the right kind of file" -- I'm getting this error again and again on windows using git bash I tried every solution, but it didn't work. I'm unable to exec the pod ... please guide.
Hi abhishek, i want to know if there are necessary to remember the installation processes for any resources or services, or i can simply use ChatGPT or specific documentation files for reference. and thank you so much for this awesome content.
Hi Abhishek, awesome stuff thanks for sharing. One doubt if we need to load multiple secret files to docker container path using helm, what will be deployment and secret yml file changes. Thanks again. Regards, Sri Sai
Hi Abhishek, Thanks for the crystal clear explanation,I have one doubt: Secrets will do encryption of data or just base64 encoding, I have read somewhere that it is encoding the data but not encryption. Can you clarify on this..
Hi Abhishek, If we use configmap as env variables, developers will use directly from it. How will they utilise the values if we attach cm as volume mounts?? Is it by reading the value in those particular files ??
Thank you Abhishek. Don't mind, I am just asking in curiosity. If I have configured this DB_PORT as volume mounts and we should use it as below right ? DB_PORT=$(cat /opt/db-port | more)
Hi bro, By default k8s provides base-64 encoding, how its secure way to store sensitive information. becoz hackers are decode base-64 encoding. pls tell me
I have one simple question If we use volumeMount how developers will fetch the value for application ? Is this the way secret_file_path = "/path/to/mounted/secrets/mysecret.txt" with open(secret_file_path, 'r') as file: secret_value = file.read()
Varuns-MacBook-Pro ui-dashboard % kubectl apply -f configmaps.yml error: error when retrieving current configuration of: Resource: "/v1, Resource=configmaps", GroupVersionKind: "/v1, Kind=ConfigMap" Name: "", Namespace: "default" from server for: "configmaps.yml": resource name may not be empty Could you please help.
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Hi Abhishek, before watching your videos, the concepts looks like a huge mountain, but your video makes that into dust particles, as if nothing is there in it. Clear explanations, precise things, what more to say.... you are really awesome.... Thankyou so much for your contribution to the community... Hatsoff....
Thanks a ton
I am so proud to have an online teacher like you. You are really changing me in person.
Hi sir, you are an angel teacher, i always remember the quotes that showed on of your reels "sharing knowledge is a blessing "
every time when we watch your videos you get a blessing sir. thankyou sir
Thank you once again great man. my biggest fear before i encountered your channel use to be an interviewer asking me to write out syntax from memory. You definitely put that fear to bed.
Happy to help!
15:50 we use kubectl apply... over kuberctl create...
Because when apply cmd is used, we can simply kubectl edit... the concerned files, without applying again.
In kubectl create..., you can't use use kubectl edit, you need to manually change the YAML and and create again.
When we use "kubectl create", it creates a new resource based on the provided configuration file.If the resource already exists, kubectl create will return an error, indicating that the resource already exists.
It's typically used for creating resources that don't already exist in the cluster.
"kubectl apply" is used to create or update resources based on the provided configuration file. If the resource already exists, kubectl apply will update the existing resource with the new configuration. kubectl apply is idempotent, i.e., we can apply the same configuration multiple times, and it will ensure that the resource is in the desired state. It's commonly used for both creating new resources and updating existing ones.
I think this clarifies well😊
@@Tagore-lv1wc Thanks
Hi Abhishek, Before watching your video i had gone through many instrcators who are provding the Devops or kubernects concepts. But i must say your way of explaining the concept is totally different . its really touching directly to the heart and mind. Easy to understand the concepts and practial. clear explanation the things to make easy.. Thank you so much abhishek. Now i am a big fan'''
I have to mention that, this is a master class to learn about ConfigMap and Secret for K8S. Gain Clear cut concept. Thank you Abhishek Sir.
Thanks alot 🙏
Crystal clear....Highly recommend to watch & Practice . Thanks Abhishek for the motivation to learn and share
I took a course for understanding devops but this one is better than the paid course ❤❤
Excellent..nothing can be better than this on config map and secret 🎉🎉
Yes, true
You’re the best. I am confident now to apply for interviews and switch my current job ❤
I have been working on k8s without knowing why exactly I am using those. Really helpful
Awesome.. Thanks alot
Impeccable content once again. Im glad I met you.
😀
Hi Abhishek I will completely my devops journey thru u ❤
Great 👍
I feel like there's no one else, who has more knowledge than you on the subject. You're Awesome!!😍
Thanks alot sai
your explanation is top notch and you dont miss the small important details thats why i watch devops related content only from this channel.Keep it up!!
Excellent class about config map and secrets. I saw other tutorials but have not clarity of explanation. We appreciate your support towards us and thanks Abhishek
Thanks alot
Hi abhishek, I'm following your channel and videos since 2 months. Very informative and clear explanation, which makes things easy for us. Can you do videos on Istio service mesh with practical example and storage's, volumes and what is helm? It would be great opportunity for us to learn about how they are used in real time
Great Stuff. Thank you for your efforts.
Glad you like them! Please share the channel with others
So much info you provided in this video. Thanks a lot Sir
Thanks alot
I love the way you explain the concepts. Thanks
very good explanation....thankyou Abhishek.
keep going on....... we will support you brother.
Thanks a ton
Thanks brother your videos are very helpful...
Abhishek is an outstanding teacher
First comment
Thanks for making everything as planned
Thanks alot
Crystal clear explanation... liked it Bro
Awesome 😎
I laughed when you said "I know you wouldn't believe" when it took time to show 3309 port😂Even you cracked up. Thankyou for this session once again Abhishek and Congratulations on the Silver Button!🎉
😊😊
Great explanation Abhishek
Thank you so much!!! It's all making sense now!
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Quality content .
This video gonna help me a lot ❤
Awesome
@Abhishek plz make videos on statefulsets and persistent volumes
Noted
great stuff again :) thanks
My pleasure!
This is perfect explaination!
Only 4.3k viewers are blessed one who have seen you video, feel bad for the rest who are following the other tutorials just for learning real time things. And they are getting fooled by them. Please raise the awareness of this channel.
Thanks alot Gaurav .. Very nice of you
@@AbhishekVeeramalla we must say thanks to you bhaiya.
Very helpful..👍👍
Thanks a lot
Awesome video ❤
Thanks bro ❤
Welcome
master in devops
Thanks ashwin
To change the configmp value on running container, use volume mounting s file instead of environment variables
Good explanation
Both are used to pass information to pod in form of environment variables or mounted as file
Configmap is used to store data , this data can be later used by containerised application as environment variables or fileas volume mount
Good session
Thank you 💗
simply wow.
Thanks alot
Good explanation 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Secrets is used to do the same for sensitive data in encrypted way😅😅. Good practice is to make a strong rbac policy for devops engineer to limit access to secret
I made it to Day 41 🚀
Woah
good
Please do a master classes bro like end to end of devops with one cloud and finally we want expecting job ready classes(like shubham bro)
Hi Satya , Thanks for the comment .. This 45 days course is same bro .. Please watch all the videos
Thank You ❤
Awesome
Thanks !!
where to find the code, that is deployment.yml file content?
Please do videos on statefull set and volume
Loved the humor at 33:00😂
Haha 😂
Thanks bro
Hi abishek ..whether we have to do terraform zero to hero or the terraform in this devops course itself enough to land a job? And also i certified cloud practitioner so i could skip aws 0 to hero and can learn only tis devops course
First comment
Waiting for this ❤
❤️
Done with Day 41✌
Thanks, Very informative.. Where to keep this secret yml file, i hope we shouldnt keep it in github.. Then how CD pipeline will get this secret value, please explain
Bro please do video on Scenario based interview questions on each tool.
noted
Hi @AbhishekVeeramalla "Unable to use a TTY - input is not a terminal or the right kind of file" -- I'm getting this error again and again on windows using git bash I tried every solution, but it didn't work. I'm unable to exec the pod ... please guide.
Hi abhishek, i want to know if there are necessary to remember the installation processes for any resources or services, or i can simply use ChatGPT or specific documentation files for reference. and thank you so much for this awesome content.
Hi Abhishek, awesome stuff thanks for sharing.
One doubt if we need to load multiple secret files to docker container path using helm, what will be deployment and secret yml file changes.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Sri Sai
I am unable to exec the pod getting "OCI runtime exec failed" Command terminated with exit code 126
Someone please help
Hi Abhishek, Thanks for the crystal clear explanation,I have one doubt: Secrets will do encryption of data or just base64 encoding, I have read somewhere that it is encoding the data but not encryption. Can you clarify on this..
Yes. . just base64 encryption on the secrets level .. which is very simple to debug for anyone . It also gets encrypted at the etcd
can you please confirm? data in secrets is base64 encoded and not encrypted
Hi Abhishek, If we use configmap as env variables, developers will use directly from it. How will they utilise the values if we attach cm as volume mounts?? Is it by reading the value in those particular files ??
Yes .. perfect
Thank you Abhishek.
Don't mind, I am just asking in curiosity.
If I have configured this DB_PORT as volume mounts and we should use it as below right ?
DB_PORT=$(cat /opt/db-port | more)
Can we use Azure Container registry to store sensitive info of POD
In aws u can use secrets manager
Hi bro,
By default k8s provides base-64 encoding, how its secure way to store sensitive information. becoz hackers are decode base-64 encoding. pls tell me
You can encrypt etcd at rest
I have one simple question
If we use volumeMount how developers will fetch the value for application ?
Is this the way
secret_file_path = "/path/to/mounted/secrets/mysecret.txt"
with open(secret_file_path, 'r') as file:
secret_value = file.read()
Bro please make a detailed video on AKS Auto scaling .
I will try my best
Hi Abhishek, How can we reach in telegram and the expertise to post and interact on the k8s
Hi Bro
What is the difference between CKAD and CKA?
As a Devops engineer which one suits me the best?
There are no volume and statefukset concept Abhishek please do vidios
I am trying to doing same way however I am getting error as error: Environment variable not found: how to fix this issue I followed all step
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26:00
5:15
anyone can help me please. I don't know where I am doing mistake. I can not create deployment, after create volumes and volumemount.
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: nginx-new
labels:
app: nginx
spec:
replicas: 3
selector:
matchLabels:
app: nginx
template:
metadata:
labels:
app: nginx
spec:
containers:
- name: nginx
image: nginx:1.14.2
volumeMounts:
- name: db-new
mountPath: /opt
volumes:
- name: db-new
configMap:
name: db-test
ports:
- containerPort: 80
~
spec:
containers:
- name: nginx
image: nginx:1.14.2
ports:
- containerPort: 80
volumeMounts:
- name: db-new
mountPath: /opt
volumes:
- name: db-new
configMap:
name: db-test
keep the port filed under volume mounts level
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22nd Feb, 2024
Abhishek sir thank you for your valuable time hope you doing well
Once I want to meet you please put insta story when you coming to Bangalore
Sure I will
Varuns-MacBook-Pro ui-dashboard % kubectl apply -f configmaps.yml
error: error when retrieving current configuration of:
Resource: "/v1, Resource=configmaps", GroupVersionKind: "/v1, Kind=ConfigMap"
Name: "", Namespace: "default"
from server for: "configmaps.yml": resource name may not be empty
Could you please help.
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