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Imagine you’re building a multi-node Kubernetes cluster. You’ve set up an application running as microservices and an Elasticsearch database up and running in the cluster. The application is using an Amazon RDS managed database service that runs outside the cluster. This application has data services inside and outside the application. Data from the elastic-search…
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As Kubernetes keeps progressing, the need for storage management becomes crucial. The chosen storage provider tools do not follow Kubernetes recommended methods. Also bring innovative capabilities to enable organizations to optimize storage resources and ensure a seamless and resilient application deployment experience. Kubernetes is an open-source platform for automating deployment, scaling, and management of…
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There are different ways to design Kubernetes clusters depending on the needs and objectives of users. Some common cluster architectures include: Single cluster architecture: This is the prevalent approach, where all applications are deployed on a single cluster. It is easy to set up and manage. There may be limitations, in terms of scalability,…
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Kubernetes has emerged as the go-to choice for running applications in containers. It brings advantages compared to traditional deployment methods, like scalability, flexibility and resilience. However, managing and monitoring Kubernetes can be quite difficult. How can you ensure that your applications are running smoothly and reliably? How do you troubleshoot issues before they impact…
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Kubernetes is a platform that enables you to automate the process of deploying, scaling, and managing applications that are contained within containers. It operates on the idea of clusters, which consist of nodes (either virtual machines or physical machines) for running your applications and services. Additionally, Kubernetes offers functionalities like service discovery, load balancing,…