Thanks Pavan for such great stuff, q quick dumb question, where is the container image nginx being pulled from? Does the system look at the listed repo in its config and pull it from there?
@@PavanElthepu Thanks Pavan, please consider creating udemy course, you are very good communicating complex concept . I am from networking background so my questions may be dumb. Much appreciated!!
Same resource can be available in different apiVersions. You can treat apiVersion as package and resource as class in Java. Example: Deployment is a resource in apps/v1. I can create my own resource with same name(Deployment) in different apiVersion
Why does the command "k get svc" after running "k apply -f nginx.yaml" doesn't work? It should list the svc created for nginx but it doesn't. It did for kubia.
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You are awesome man. I am going to watch these over and over again for the next 6 months until I am mad full with Kubernetes
It's awesome explaination with proper visualization like anyone can understand easily I had so many doubt now it's very clear. Thanks for this content
Nicely Done!!! clearly explained each concept with good examples, its a must watch for Kubernetes beginners
One of the best video on Pods... Great work sir...
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Good one Pawan, you have put it in a very simple way
Thanks, Pavan for such great content.
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You should do more videos Pavan, and thanks for sharing this
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Can you please create a video on Jenkins config as a code with helm chart
Sure RG, stay tuned!
how can i resolve it
Please make sure your image name is correct. Also check if you’re able to pull image with docker pull
Excellent, Excellent and again I say Excellent. Do you have a presence on another platform e.g. Odysee, Rumble, locals ...
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Thanks Pavan for such great stuff, q quick dumb question, where is the container image nginx being pulled from? Does the system look at the listed repo in its config and pull it from there?
It pulls from docker registry by default. But you can also pull from any other repository like ECR. Please share with your friends and colleagues
@@PavanElthepu Thanks Pavan, please consider creating udemy course, you are very good communicating complex concept .
I am from networking background so my questions may be dumb.
Much appreciated!!
Definitely Zeeshan. Happy Learning and post me updates on your career change. Love to see you growing!
Why do we need api version what happens in background
Same resource can be available in different apiVersions. You can treat apiVersion as package and resource as class in Java.
Example: Deployment is a resource in apps/v1. I can create my own resource with same name(Deployment) in different apiVersion
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Thank you Satya
Sir please do video in helm chart 🙏🙏
Stay Tuned. It's on the way!
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Why does the command "k get svc" after running "k apply -f nginx.yaml" doesn't work? It should list the svc created for nginx but it doesn't. It did for kubia.