Deploy Containers on Kubernetes (Docker Beginner to Pro - BONUS VIDEO)

Deploying the sample application from DevOps Directive's "Docker Beginner to Pro" course to a Kubernetes cluster running on Civo Cloud.
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Configurations can be found here: github.com/sidpalas/devops-di...
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[@shipyardbuild]

Thanks Sid for such a thorough + clear walkthrough!

[@anandhukraju9382]

This is a gem!

[@mikopiko]

You should do a video on minikube

[@anandhukraju9382]

Would be nice to see some sort of a content where different namespaces represent different environments and users with rbac implemented 🤔
Often I do end up doubting what size my cluster should be further the pods and how my image size effects this thought process as well🤔

[@DevOpsDirective]

I usually separate environments at the cluster boundary. Namespaces just don’t provide the level of isolation I want between environments and a mistake in one environment can cause issues in another

[@anandhukraju9382]

@@DevOpsDirective Fair. got it thanks :))

[@varunpalsingh3822]

Plz make a course on k8s also ❤

[@DevOpsDirective]

Stay tuned 👀

[@varunpalsingh3822]

@@DevOpsDirective yes 😁

[@myoko8012]

let me know sir, frontend pod how to connect backend service without using config backend service name, I think you are using react nginx config localhost. traefik can handle same dns name with different paths?

[@DevOpsDirective]

In this case, the frontend pod only serves the html/css/javascript to the browser.
The browser then makes requests to the /api/golang and /api/node endpoints (via public DNS) and the ingress controller routes to the correct pod.
> Traefik can handle same dns name with different paths?
Yes! Any ingress controller should be able to do this. One thing that may differ is handling things like stripping the path prefix so that it isn’t included in the request to the backend pods