@@ProductivityforProgrammers Similar sessions on Kubernetes Jobs, Replication sets, PV, Ingress Controller, Gateways, VirtualService. There's a long list of things you can take up. If I can help either in preparation, evaluation, more than happy
i have a use case where i am trying to send email notification from kubernetes using cronjob but i am not able to succeed, where as i am able to do it with kind- deployment. Any help would appreciate
Thanks, video is wonderful. My question is how to run kubectl command like "kubectl apply -f my_job.yaml" inside a container. Please share some insight on it or any reference.
I haven't had the need to do this yet -- so I haven't explored it. If you don't mind sharing, what is your use case for doing so? It could be as easy as storing the "kubeconfig" file in a secret and then mounting it in the pod e.g. serverfault.com/questions/1013420/kubernetes-kubeconfig-inside-pod
I have a springboot batch application which is connecting to postgres db and getting data , now I want schedule the cronjob to run the springboot batch application every 15 mins and get the results. But I don't know the logic to cronjob to connect to batch application.
Thank you. The last part with your own experience is especially valuable.
Thanks so much for the feedback.
This was a very clear and intuitive tutorial. Thanks as well for uploading!!!
You're a great (under-rated) teacher! Keep producing!
great short tutorial, that covers all my questions. Thanks a lot!
This is amazing. I’ll now follow the entire series
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@@ProductivityforProgrammers Similar sessions on Kubernetes Jobs, Replication sets, PV, Ingress Controller, Gateways, VirtualService. There's a long list of things you can take up. If I can help either in preparation, evaluation, more than happy
Great tutorial, I like how short and informative it is! Thanks man!
thank you for the "kubectl get pods --watch" command
I tried this and it works. This is super cool.
Thanks a ton. This tutorial was really helpful.
Thanks , Will be glad if you share POC git reference
Will post it if I can dig it up.
Great tutorial, thanks for uploading.
This was awesome, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Very clear! Thanks a lot.
Thank you!
very good tutorial, thank you!
Thank you, please consider subscribing, will be doing more videos on batch jobs in the near future.
supa helpful, thanks
i have a use case where i am trying to send email notification from kubernetes using cronjob but i am not able to succeed, where as i am able to do it with kind- deployment. Any help would appreciate
Can you elaborate more about where you are struggling with the cronjob approach.
Thanks, video is wonderful. My question is how to run kubectl command like "kubectl apply -f my_job.yaml" inside a container. Please share some insight on it or any reference.
I haven't had the need to do this yet -- so I haven't explored it.
If you don't mind sharing, what is your use case for doing so? It could be as easy as storing the "kubeconfig" file in a secret and then mounting it in the pod e.g.
serverfault.com/questions/1013420/kubernetes-kubeconfig-inside-pod
How can we trigger a manual run even though we have scheduled them?
kubectl create job test-job --from=cronjob/a-cronjob
Is it possible to replicate the same using only docker ?
The way I would do it in Docker is probably by embedding a scheduler in the Docker image itself.
I have a springboot batch application which is connecting to postgres db and getting data , now I want schedule the cronjob to run the springboot batch application every 15 mins and get the results. But I don't know the logic to cronjob to connect to batch application.
I'm not that familiar with Spring Boot Batch sorry.
where will be history saved ?
In the Kubernetes control plane (etcd).
Is the code available for practice?
I'll have to dig it up. It's probably somewhere in my backups.
cool