Dude, I mean this is clear in terms of not being long video - concise and on point. Great oratoring skill and we can all see a big desire for this to be presented to us and not just "let me say like a robot what I have and move to the next". I love when you stick to the "best practices" it keeps me vigilant to do the same and pursue those. Thank you for the effort here.
after watching several k8s intro videos, i luckily landed on this. and you sir are by far the best at giving a concise and beneficial k8s overview. containerization, natural progression to concepts like pods/nodes, and hands-on examples. you're great at teaching, thank you!
Well, quick nuance: a docker image/image does not 'work everywhere', there is a dependency on the host OS. Images must be compatible with the OS kernel of a host computer to work. For linux containers, it 'usually' works, but in windows computers it can lead to problems, for example: after a windows update, ur images suddenly may not work anymore.
hey tarvis, can you please make a video about how to use python as devops (not for lambda and boto3) because i see python is getting thrown out there you can automate everything with it but i did not see a single example how is it exactly used in devops other than boto3 lambda, can you please make a video with real life use cases on using python automation for devops tasks? idk file system ssh ports and etc? thanks
Thank u so much kind sir for explanation this concept😁 Ur videos are providing a lot of value to the Devs out there😌 m a new subscriber hope u have good health 😇✌
This is awesome high level overview. I always try and get over view before I dive into any topic. Trying to get into k8s hype bus. Thank you. Question: can you share some details about your terminal config? especially the auto complete prompt you were getting. I am guessing that is coming from history. Thanks
Travis. It will be great to explore a simple DEVOPS process. I know there is many ways to do it, but I think you can simplify the process into a video. DevOps shows everywhere.
Hi Travis, I need your advice. Please can you recommend best courses first about Data Management Essentials and Data Analysis. And second, I'm willing to have knowledge and experience with Data Migration from a non MS source to MS 365. Thank you and best wishes.
Thanks for the quick tad bits Travis! What terminal were you using in this video? Looks like MacOS’s default terminal but how did you customize yours to show the currently directory you’re working from as well as the current git branch?
My hats off to you clever guys, I just couldn't keep up with this way of working, you have Kubernetes, you need Docker, then there's pods and containers, "oh you wanna run that, you need this other install first" and then you have to know what commands to use to get things working and when you have, you literally cannot 'see' anything you've done. Give me a good old GUI, I can drag and drop, or click Add to a group, I can look and see what's installed or assigned to it. Much easier for me. Wish my brain worked this way :(
Let me explain in 5 seconds. Don't do it. Way too much infrastructure to worry about. Use Azure Container Apps instead. It's like a PaaS version of Kubernetes and even sits on top of Kubernetes, but Microsoft take care of the infrastructure for you. Kubernetes is like IaaS. ACA is like PaaS.
Sadly, there are still a lot of companies that mandatory request on-premise clusters due to the so-called data ownership and privacy SLA with their customers.
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this is great man, an overview of the forest without getting lost in the trees , thank you for sharing
Dude, I mean this is clear in terms of not being long video - concise and on point. Great oratoring skill and we can all see a big desire for this to be presented to us and not just "let me say like a robot what I have and move to the next". I love when you stick to the "best practices" it keeps me vigilant to do the same and pursue those. Thank you for the effort here.
after watching several k8s intro videos, i luckily landed on this. and you sir are by far the best at giving a concise and beneficial k8s overview. containerization, natural progression to concepts like pods/nodes, and hands-on examples. you're great at teaching, thank you!
Best explanation on the internet, thanks a lot.
Well, quick nuance: a docker image/image does not 'work everywhere', there is a dependency on the host OS. Images must be compatible with the OS kernel of a host computer to work. For linux containers, it 'usually' works, but in windows computers it can lead to problems, for example: after a windows update, ur images suddenly may not work anymore.
Also, it depends on your CPU! If you make a container image on machines with ARM cpu, it might default to that CPU and not work on AMD64. 😂
Any chance you could do a video explaining operators for using postgres etc through K8?
The Best tutorial on K8s and also the recommendations...
hey tarvis, can you please make a video about how to use python as devops (not for lambda and boto3) because i see python is getting thrown out there you can automate everything with it but i did not see a single example how is it exactly used in devops other than boto3 lambda, can you please make a video with real life use cases on using python automation for devops tasks? idk file system ssh ports and etc? thanks
Thank you for this. I also was trying to find a good way to explain Kube.
this is really well explained, thanks man!!!
It's a pleasure to watch and/or listen to your video! You made the topic easier to digest.
Thank u so much kind sir for explanation this concept😁 Ur videos are providing a lot of value to the Devs out there😌 m a new subscriber hope u have good health 😇✌
This is awesome high level overview. I always try and get over view before I dive into any topic. Trying to get into k8s hype bus. Thank you.
Question: can you share some details about your terminal config? especially the auto complete prompt you were getting. I am guessing that is coming from history. Thanks
its the zsh-autosuggestions plugin from ohmyzsh
Thank you so much for this video. It was clear and easy to understand for beginners.
Much easier than you thought it was huh 😂
Thank you so much!
Cannot wait for the full sized demo!!
Travis you have a way of explaining things that just make sense. Thanks for this!
yt IT vid where every single step is actually covered with no gaps, I am watching something mythical here
My new years resolution is to learn Kubernetes ;)
Hey man, how is it coming along?
He can start in December
Why did you create the nginx deployment yml file as sudo?
Hi Travis, Really good info...Thanks for sharing.
Travis. It will be great to explore a simple DEVOPS process. I know there is many ways to do it, but I think you can simplify the process into a video. DevOps shows everywhere.
you got good presentation skills.good clarity in what you present
Great video. I think so, docker is very similar to have a batch file. right?
Thanks man! It’s really helpful.
So a pod is basically a folder that holds docker images?
Very clear and concise explanation. Thanks Travis!
Really worth watching
I've run into Docker containers that did NOT run on other machines. Or on mine.
great revision video, thankyou sir
does the udemy course you mention in video teach us the kubernetes concept from scratch?
A good, soft entry point for the basic logic in Kubernetes is podman.
Valuable tuto, thanks much!
I never understood kubernetes until I watched this video. A great explanation with so much clarity
Another great video Travis, YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY TEACH ON UDEMY!!
Very helpful and well explained! Thank You for putting this together Travis!
Well explained!! thanks
Hi Travis, I need your advice. Please can you recommend best courses first about Data Management Essentials and Data Analysis. And second, I'm willing to have knowledge and experience with Data Migration from a non MS source to MS 365. Thank you and best wishes.
Thanks Travis... You're the best
Thanks for the quick tad bits Travis! What terminal were you using in this video?
Looks like MacOS’s default terminal but how did you customize yours to show the currently directory you’re working from as well as the current git branch?
It’s the iTerm2 terminal with oh my Zsh framework and Eastwood theme.
@@TravisMediaSweet! Got it! What font are you using? :)
My hats off to you clever guys, I just couldn't keep up with this way of working, you have Kubernetes, you need Docker, then there's pods and containers, "oh you wanna run that, you need this other install first" and then you have to know what commands to use to get things working and when you have, you literally cannot 'see' anything you've done. Give me a good old GUI, I can drag and drop, or click Add to a group, I can look and see what's installed or assigned to it. Much easier for me. Wish my brain worked this way :(
Aaa. Do you have a tutorial for docker? You explain better than others.
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💯 this is amazing
Have cloud free k8s wihout credit card? (video vry good )
A +1 for the specifics
Fantastic video
Amazing!
Nice and quick:)
Thank you
thank you travis
thank you!
An alternative of Lens could be k9s
Runs as fast as interpreted BASIC?
Bro doesn't even blink ! Haha.. no offence, found your videos much useful. Thanks
Thanks
i get it, a sequence of code is like DNA plasmid, container is like self-packaging virus.
Sexy diagram 5:45.
Also, lol this rEd HaT diagrammm. Be nice! 😂
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Nah it doesn't run on mac. I mean not all runs on m2
Ugh, stop calling it Kube-Cuddle.
So lame.
I actually cringe at it also but it’s what pretty much everyone I’ve worked with in the space calls it.
@@TravisMedia Ah, the low-T modern era.
Too complicated. I just use a droplet
Let me explain in 5 seconds. Don't do it. Way too much infrastructure to worry about. Use Azure Container Apps instead. It's like a PaaS version of Kubernetes and even sits on top of Kubernetes, but Microsoft take care of the infrastructure for you. Kubernetes is like IaaS. ACA is like PaaS.
I get that, but that makes everyone totally dependant on MS.
Sadly, there are still a lot of companies that mandatory request on-premise clusters due to the so-called data ownership and privacy SLA with their customers.
Don’t completely rely on what others give you. You should understand the configuration yourself to help troubleshoot future problems.
If you want to take CKA CKAD CKS in the future, it cannot be solved on Azure. You have to try to do it yourself.
@@rogerroan7583 You think you can understand the configuration better than Microsoft? :)
poor explanation, without the basics
What did you except in 15 minutes!