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In Kubernetes, a Job acts as a controller that supervises and manages tasks. It creates Pods, monitors their progress, and replaces them if any fail. Once the task completes, the […]

Kubernetes is designed to manage containerized applications at scale, automating deployment, scaling, and operations. While it excels at managing resources efficiently, it also needs a mechanism to clean up unused […]

Kubernetes (also known as K8s) is an open-source Container Management tool. It helps us automate all the processes like deployment, load balancing, rolling updates, etc. We can deploy, scale, and manage […]

Kubernetes Helm automates the creation, packaging, configuration, and deployment of Kubernetes applications by combining configuration files into a single reusable package. Automating this work helps developers working with microservices. In a microservices architecture, […]

In Kubernetes, as clusters grow and host multiple teams, projects, or environments, managing resources efficiently becomes crucial. Kubernetes Namespaces provide a way to partition a cluster into logically isolated units, […]

Almost every software application has some secret data. This can range from database credentials to TLS certificates or access tokens to establish secure connections. The platform you build your application […]

Kubernetes ConfigMaps play a vital role in configuration management for deploying scalable and maintainable containerized applications. In modern Kubernetes environments, managing configuration data effectively ensures flexibility and faster deployments. Many […]

A Kubernetes Deployment is a high-level resource used to manage and scale applications while ensuring they remain in the desired state. It provides a declarative way to define how many Pods should […]

In Kubernetes, StatefulSets are a special type of workload API object used to manage stateful applications. Unlike a Deployment (which is used for stateless apps), StatefulSets are designed for applications that require […]

Kubernetes (K8s) labels are key-value pairs that can be a powerful resource for managing, configuring, and troubleshooting. Users can use Kubernetes labels to add meaningful metadata to any Kubernetes object […]