This is very Comprehensive. I can only imagine how much work went into this to make it excellent Question: What about KOps (kubernetes Operation Software) for provisioning production ready k8s clusters
Hey man, thanks a lot for the kind words and well done with your content journey as well. I see you. 🙂 By the way, KOps is a really good tool! It is particularly well-suited for AWS, but I believe it also supports other cloud providers. Great for teams who want more control over their Kubernetes setup while still leveraging automation to manage the complexity. As you rightfully mentioned, it's a solid choice for anyone looking to run Kubernetes in production with a focus on ease of use and reliability.
Hi Wendy, Glad you found it helpful. 🙂 To answer your question, a ReplicaSet is a Kubernetes resource that ensures a specific number of identical pods are running at any given time. If a pod dies or is removed, the ReplicaSet will create a new one to maintain the desired number of replicas. For example, if you define ‘replicas : 3’ in your Kubernetes deployment manifest, Kubernetes will always try to keep exactly 3 pods running, regardless of which nodes they are on. The primary purpose of a ReplicaSet is to maintain high availability and ensure that your application has the desired number of pod instances running at all times. A DaemonSet is different in that it ensures that a specific pod runs on every node in the Kubernetes cluster. This means that if you have 10 nodes, a DaemonSet will make sure that there is exactly one copy of the specified pod running on each of those 10 nodes. It’s commonly used for running background processes that need to operate on all nodes, such as log collectors, monitoring agents or network plugins.
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This is very Comprehensive. I can only imagine how much work went into this to make it excellent
Question: What about KOps (kubernetes Operation Software) for provisioning production ready k8s clusters
Hey man, thanks a lot for the kind words and well done with your content journey as well. I see you. 🙂
By the way, KOps is a really good tool!
It is particularly well-suited for AWS, but I believe it also supports other cloud providers.
Great for teams who want more control over their Kubernetes setup while still leveraging automation to manage the complexity.
As you rightfully mentioned, it's a solid choice for anyone looking to run Kubernetes in production with a focus on ease of use and reliability.
Very insightful!
Would really love to know the difference between DaemonSet and ReplicaSets in kubernetes.
Hi Wendy,
Glad you found it helpful. 🙂
To answer your question, a ReplicaSet is a Kubernetes resource that ensures a specific number of identical pods are running at any given time. If a pod dies or is removed, the ReplicaSet will create a new one to maintain the desired number of replicas. For example, if you define ‘replicas : 3’ in your Kubernetes deployment manifest, Kubernetes will always try to keep exactly 3 pods running, regardless of which nodes they are on. The primary purpose of a ReplicaSet is to maintain high availability and ensure that your application has the desired number of pod instances running at all times.
A DaemonSet is different in that it ensures that a specific pod runs on every node in the Kubernetes cluster. This means that if you have 10 nodes, a DaemonSet will make sure that there is exactly one copy of the specified pod running on each of those 10 nodes. It’s commonly used for running background processes that need to operate on all nodes, such as log collectors, monitoring agents or network plugins.
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