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I'ts great to see a presentation with an abstract comparison, followed by a practical comparison, with example command lines. This is one of the best presentations on this subject I have seen.
Is it possible to have kubernetes in my production environment without a node. Only the master has all pods, services, containers. The master itself as one of the nodes.
Hey, unfortunately, that is not possible. In Kubernetes, the Master and Slave cannot share the same Node come what may. The Master will only manage the nodes and only the nodes will execute the deployments and eventually pods. So you need to have 2 or more nodes to be a part of the Cluster. Hope this helps!
Hey Srinivas, Amazon ECS is a brilliant option if your containers are ready. You can straight away upload your containers and the load balancing will be automatically taken care of. But one obvious drawback is, you cannot exec into the container. So it has both pros and cons. If your deployment is a very basic one, then ECS is a better option. But if the deployment is not really that simple, then Swarm & K8s give more functionality. Hope this helps!
Hi Vaibhav, you should start with Docker and learn about containerization first, then you can move on to Kubernetes. Refer this playlist to learn about Docker: ua-cam.com/play/PL9ooVrP1hQOHUKuqGuiWLQoJ-LD25KxI5.html Happy Learning, cheers!!
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I'ts great to see a presentation with an abstract comparison, followed by a practical comparison, with example command lines. This is one of the best presentations on this subject I have seen.
There is a GUI for docker swarm, its called: Portainer
yes, but it does not come with docker swarm out of the box
Thanks :)
Is it possible to have kubernetes in my production environment without a node. Only the master has all pods, services, containers. The master itself as one of the nodes.
I would scale the nodes later when I really need it. To begin with I need only one machine to be my prod.
Hey, unfortunately, that is not possible. In Kubernetes, the Master and Slave cannot share the same Node come what may. The Master will only manage the nodes and only the nodes will execute the deployments and eventually pods. So you need to have 2 or more nodes to be a part of the Cluster. Hope this helps!
How about ECS when compared to K8 n docker swarm . And. One more question is docker compose is a subset of swarm?
Hey Srinivas, Amazon ECS is a brilliant option if your containers are ready. You can straight away upload your containers and the load balancing will be automatically taken care of. But one obvious drawback is, you cannot exec into the container. So it has both pros and cons. If your deployment is a very basic one, then ECS is a better option. But if the deployment is not really that simple, then Swarm & K8s give more functionality. Hope this helps!
Nice side-by-side comparison. Thx.
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Great session . .. Crystal clear thoughts ... Thanks
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what means "while ensuring HA". "HA" stands for what?
Hi, thanks for watching the video. It stands for High Availability.
Great session. You are a great man.
Hi Team,
If i am a beginner should start with Docker or Kubernet?
Hi Vaibhav, you should start with Docker and learn about containerization first, then you can move on to Kubernetes.
Refer this playlist to learn about Docker: ua-cam.com/play/PL9ooVrP1hQOHUKuqGuiWLQoJ-LD25KxI5.html
Happy Learning, cheers!!
Thank u so much..!
ok
Docker have UCP GUI
Thanks... :)