hi, thank you for the video. I followed the instructions to create the deployment and service, but am unable to get the correct path. Minikube dashboard shows all green, and I can docker run images with no issue (so image error is out). Accessing minikube_ip:5000 / 6000 / 300xx does not work, please help - I get error "The site can't be reached. xxx refused to connect."
@@DevSense19 i want to create a kubernetes cluster and run 1 application in 100 replicas. Is this the video that I should watch or you recommend another one??
hi, thanks for the tutorial, I think it is easy to understand. I got a problem when running kubectl apply... (I saw the app is generated) but when I go to minikube dashboard, it does not create pods, and the link to the service is unable to connect. When I run kubectl all-namespaces, I saw failed to pull image flask-kubernetes. I ran everything in my virtualenv. What could I do. Thank you.
Thanks for watching the video. The problem may be because of the failure to create containers for pods. The reason may be because you might not have given permission to create volume.
recently created a file upload flask app and deployed on kubernetes, the app doesn't work for files > 1MB which is a major drawback. Any suggestion how to overcome this
You can change the upload strategy of file. The problem is not because of kubernetes. You might be sending serialised string to server. You should shift to multipart sending or stream upload
This is very good question. Actually API service container exposes 6000 port to load balancer. But we need to hit loadbalancer. So, in our case, loadbalancer can be hit by 62688 and this load balancer distributes api calls to different app instances which also has different ports exposed.
Failed to pull image "flask-kubernetes": rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Error response from daemon: pull access denied for flask-kubernetes, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied Why I am getting this error?
Even me got the same error and after debugging for almost 2-3hrs in the internet found that we need to run this command before "kubectl apply -f ab.yaml" The command is "minikube image load docker-image-name" and it worked for me.
You are right they both are similarly written but if you use any library for parsing then yml files won’t get parsed for yaml parsers. That is why i mentioned 😊
Oh man, I searched the whole internet but at the end it is this video who solved my problem.... 💕.from 🇵🇰
I have been struck to this from last 4 5 hours, with this tutorial I was able to figure where problem was
Thanks
I appreciate that you got straight to the point and were extremely clear! Was able to deploy my personal project with this !
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hi, thank you for the video. I followed the instructions to create the deployment and service, but am unable to get the correct path. Minikube dashboard shows all green, and I can docker run images with no issue (so image error is out). Accessing minikube_ip:5000 / 6000 / 300xx does not work, please help - I get error "The site can't be reached. xxx refused to connect."
same, did you find any solution??
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Entore kubernetes theme in just one video .. thank you very much brother 💥🙌🙌
Awesome video just stumbled on your channel and am loving what am seen , thanks a bunch man👍
Really Great Explanation and this video help me a lot
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Thanks 😊
This is really awesome video and made me to understand the concepts simply
U just got ur self a new subscriber. please do lot of flask deployment videos.
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I am not able to add multiple yaml files into the single deployment.yaml file
Hi
How to deploy if i have already created docker image?
amazing content, couldn't explain any easier .. thanks
Amit Sharma Thank you so much
@@DevSense19 i want to create a kubernetes cluster and run 1 application in 100 replicas.
Is this the video that I should watch or you recommend another one??
@@FirstLast-tx3yj This is the video that exactly explains what you want to create. So, watch it carefully and implement the same.
@@DevSense19 lets say i create 10 clusters each with 10 replicas inside
Can i give each cluster its own ip address?
@@FirstLast-tx3yj you can’t assign. It will be automatically assigned by kubernetes
Great stuff, Thank you so much!!!
i am not able to run docker image on localhost
hi, thanks for the tutorial, I think it is easy to understand. I got a problem when running kubectl apply... (I saw the app is generated) but when I go to minikube dashboard, it does not create pods, and the link to the service is unable to connect. When I run kubectl all-namespaces, I saw failed to pull image flask-kubernetes. I ran everything in my virtualenv. What could I do. Thank you.
I solved it already, before creating image, start minikube and run this command eval $(minikube docker-env). Have fun
Thanks for watching the video. The problem may be because of the failure to create containers for pods. The reason may be because you might not have given permission to create volume.
@@tungdinh4114 Thanks! I fixed the same problem with this solution.
@@haoweilee5813 Can you explain your solution please? It would be much appreciated! 🙇♂
recently created a file upload flask app and deployed on kubernetes, the app doesn't work for files > 1MB which is a major drawback. Any suggestion how to overcome this
You can change the upload strategy of file. The problem is not because of kubernetes. You might be sending serialised string to server. You should shift to multipart sending or stream upload
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why the loadbalancer didnt work, when hit to 6000 port ?
in the video the port was changed into 62688 instead of 6000, what's happend there ?
This is very good question. Actually API service container exposes 6000 port to load balancer. But we need to hit loadbalancer. So, in our case, loadbalancer can be hit by 62688 and this load balancer distributes api calls to different app instances which also has different ports exposed.
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I'm getting a error saying "error: no objects passed to apply "
Nice video
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Awesome, Thanks Sir
You’re most welcome 😊
Great stuff
Failed to pull image "flask-kubernetes": rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Error response from daemon: pull access denied for flask-kubernetes, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
Why I am getting this error?
You are not logged in to your docker desktop or you don’t have given admin access to the terminal in which you are running this command
just enter this line on your terminal: "eval $(minikube docker-env)" and build the image then deploy the manifest.
Even me got the same error and after debugging for almost 2-3hrs in the internet found that we need to run this command before "kubectl apply -f ab.yaml" The command is "minikube image load docker-image-name" and it worked for me.
Awesome content man
Thanks 😊
Nice Bro.. Good explanation
Thank you so much 🙂
Good video, but the music is really unnecessary and quite distracting.
Thanks so much for feedback. Will consider for future videos
Music is disturbing ...😒
@@DevSense19Hey bro can you tell me how can I deploy the same app using minikube and Virtual Box??
Tutorial is good but please don't use "ANY BACKGROUND MUSIC". Great Video
When I execute the command " kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml" it's showing the error
Verify whether the yaml syntax is correct.
It might be late now, but you should have run the command "minikube start" before.
as per my knowledge yml YAML both are same
You are right they both are similarly written but if you use any library for parsing then yml files won’t get parsed for yaml parsers. That is why i mentioned 😊
Tq sir for this awesome video.
Can you make one video how to deploy this kuberntes cluster on digital ocean.
I don’t have a subscription for digital ocean but i will surely try 🤞
@@DevSense19 tq sir.
Super
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Mohit Rakhade Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much bro. awesome
Thanks for appreciating.