How are the cluster IPs assigned in your example from kubectl get service? I have tried looking in all the config files but cant find it. Good video thanks.
i am not understanding the cluster IP part, does the cluster ip means the ip of the kubernetes service? i tried to use clusterip-of-k8s:nodeport but it is not accessible. can you please help me understand this
10.233.0.1 was your cluster IP on the terminal @9:24 , how did you get the 10.233.0.2 used in the browser or is the 10.233.0.2 the IP of the host VM or machine sir?
That is cluster IP when you start your kubernetes cluster then those IPs are generated by the Kubernetes internally. So those internal IPs can't be accessed outside of the cluster. My VM IPs are 100.0.0.1 and 100.0.0.2.
Nice presentation, When i run helm chart through open shift developer sandbox, I got "ImagePullBackOff" error. do you have any idea? please share with me
Imagepullbackoff error mean your docker image is not accessible inside the cluster. I would recommend you check the url which you defined for pulling the docker image and use the same url and run docker pull command manually and you will have the error while pulling the docker image. So then correct url and do docker pull again and once it’s successful copy the same url in helm chart yaml
@Fayaz - Thanks for the suggestion and actually currently I am working on that lab session so most probably you would see the helm chart with wordpress in next couple of weeks. Because it take little time prepare and present so that it is easy for everyone to understand //Rahul
@Fayaz Rehman - I have just release my lab session on installing wordpress using Helm. You can find it here - th-cam.com/video/8hyXDFrWi9w/w-d-xo.html //Rahul
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Yours was the best method explained in 20 video's I searched for
You are welcome Rakesh, stay tuned there are more to come
I am taking notes here. Nice and precise tutorial Rahul. you are the Best !! Thanks!!
Really appreciate it.
Hi Rahul, thank you very much for the helm videos.
Glad you like them!
this is the thing what i was looking for.
Glad it helped you
How are the cluster IPs assigned in your example from kubectl get service? I have tried looking in all the config files but cant find it. Good video thanks.
kubectl port-forward helloapp-hello-app-6f5bd7b58-vtzzm 15687:8080
Perfect explained sir 🙏🙏🙏
sir i need argoCD with helm. how to use them together for kube cluster
i am not understanding the cluster IP part, does the cluster ip means the ip of the kubernetes service?
i tried to use clusterip-of-k8s:nodeport but it is not accessible. can you please help me understand this
Nice video . . I do appreciate the effort . . it is very much informative . . Thank you
So nice of you
thank you Rahul - your videos are helped me to understand the concept's
Glad to hear that
Hello Sir, Can you make a video's on Windows helm environments setups with kubernetes deployment's in windows
10.233.0.1 was your cluster IP on the terminal @9:24 , how did you get the 10.233.0.2 used in the browser or is the 10.233.0.2 the IP of the host VM or machine sir?
That is cluster IP when you start your kubernetes cluster then those IPs are generated by the Kubernetes internally. So those internal IPs can't be accessed outside of the cluster.
My VM IPs are 100.0.0.1 and 100.0.0.2.
@@RahulWagh thanks sir
Very well explained!
Seems like you followed all of the deveops sessions
Very good explanantion thanks
page cannot be displayed it is showing for me I have enabled the security group in AWS
Which page you talking about, I think you might have been mistaken with something else it is helm chart installation tutorial not aws
Nice presentation, When i run helm chart through open shift developer sandbox, I got "ImagePullBackOff" error. do you have any idea? please share with me
Imagepullbackoff error mean your docker image is not accessible inside the cluster. I would recommend you check the url which you defined for pulling the docker image and use the same url and run docker pull command manually and you will have the error while pulling the docker image.
So then correct url and do docker pull again and once it’s successful copy the same url in helm chart yaml
Excellent - Could you also make a video - how to install wordpress using Helm -Thanks
@Fayaz - Thanks for the suggestion and actually currently I am working on that lab session so most probably you would see the helm chart with wordpress in next couple of weeks. Because it take little time prepare and present so that it is easy for everyone to understand
//Rahul
@Fayaz Rehman - I have just release my lab session on installing wordpress using Helm.
You can find it here - th-cam.com/video/8hyXDFrWi9w/w-d-xo.html
//Rahul
command "tree helloworld" is not working gcp cloud console. Please help
You need to install tree before running the tree command.
By default tree command is not always installed with virtual machine
beautifully explained and driven
Glad you think so!
Very nice
Thanks
how can I get the VM ip address?
You can find the vm ip from Vagrantfile