best tutorials of any dev concept that I've followed yet. Always grateful for the time and hard work you put into this. We will keep sharing and supporting you.
If you have a single node in your Kubernetes cluster, a DaemonSet will deploy its pods on that one node. However, if your cluster consists of one control plane node and two worker nodes, the DaemonSet will deploy its pods on the two worker nodes, ensuring that the daemon pods run on every worker node in the cluster
Yes, that is correct , a daemonset deploys 1 pod in all the available nodes except the node that is tainted. The pod was not deployed on the control plane node because it had a taint that can only tolerate control plane pods to be deployed. Taints and tolerations are explained in the next video.
Thank you! Scheduling automated tasks is quite important. Also For Backup Jobs and stuff like that. Btw. is there a way in Kubernetes how to backup the data in a container (with and without persistent data)?
The only command I didn't explain is what I have already done in one of the previous videos. As this is a playlist/series, I'd recommend watching it in the sequence to get the maximum benefits out of it
Thank you so much for creating this amazing content ❤️.
Glad you found it helpful! 😊
This series or playlist is going to be blockbuster in UA-cam
I am hoping the same, thank you for the support
best tutorials of any dev concept that I've followed yet. Always grateful for the time and hard work you put into this. We will keep sharing and supporting you.
Grateful to you for taking out time and posting such beautiful comments! You just made my day :) thank you so much
couldnt agree more
Thanks Piyush for the Insightful explanation on DS and cron jobs.
Thank you for the feedback! Appreciate it
Best Kubernetes explanations❤
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Thank you for the great video as always
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Great Content.
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Great!Waiting for next video...
Thank you. Yes, I will be scheduling it shortly.
It's a wonderful explanation with good examples @piyush.
Thank you :)
completed till day12 in 2 days . great way of explaination and easy to learn. thanks .
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This is Godspeed! make sure you complete the hands-on tasks as well, given in the Github , all the best
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thanks for the detail explaination
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Awesome explaination !!!
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If you have a single node in your Kubernetes cluster, a DaemonSet will deploy its pods on that one node. However, if your cluster consists of one control plane node and two worker nodes, the DaemonSet will deploy its pods on the two worker nodes, ensuring that the daemon pods run on every worker node in the cluster
Yes, that is correct , a daemonset deploys 1 pod in all the available nodes except the node that is tainted. The pod was not deployed on the control plane node because it had a taint that can only tolerate control plane pods to be deployed. Taints and tolerations are explained in the next video.
Thank you sir ❤.
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very helpful video sir
Thank you 😊
Thank you! Scheduling automated tasks is quite important. Also For Backup Jobs and stuff like that.
Btw. is there a way in Kubernetes how to backup the data in a container (with and without persistent data)?
One of the crucial way is to do with the help of etcd backup and restore.It will be covered in day35 video
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush Thank you! Looking forward to it!
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DaemonSet in Kubernetes ensures that a copy of a pod runs on all nodes in a cluster have I understood Corerct
Correct, except the node that is tainted. Check out the next video about taints and tolerations and you will get the idea.
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Till now in order all videos were perfect top notch but this one was literally shit! unable to grasp anynthing :(
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u are just going without explaining , just doing commands , u could better explain y doing that commands and etc etc this was lagging in this video
The only command I didn't explain is what I have already done in one of the previous videos. As this is a playlist/series, I'd recommend watching it in the sequence to get the maximum benefits out of it
@@TechTutorialswithPiyush hm yes I am following and learning something new from every video may be I missed something to grab ..here in this video
@@saiteja-f1r Any particular command you are looking for?
Great work , Thank U
Welcome!