Thank you for this fantastic video! I would love it if you could create a step-by-step tutorial on deploying a production-ready application on Azure using Helm. It would be amazing to see how to integrate features like Azure Key Vault, ConfigMaps, Nginx ingress, and multiple environments. Including Azure DevOps for building and releasing the application with Helm templates would make it even more valuable. This kind of hands-on example would be a game changer for those of us learning how to deploy applications properly in the cloud. Maybe we could also have some live logs or triggers when an error occurred. Looking forward to more great content from you, thank you!
Hello, thank you very much for the video and explanation! It would be really nice to see a bit more realistic setup where we also use a database. I assume we would define it is a subchart in our helm.
Very informative video on helm charts, will wait for videos covering on different yaml files such as deployment, service, ingress along with explanation on properties & their values.
Hi bro , pls do one complete fullstack application . React as Frontend and Springboot as backend . with security features and microservices architecture. I have gone through your fullstack crud application ,but it is not covered security feature .Interviewer not satisfied when I explain the crud application flow . he is more into security .he asked where you will add security client side /server side . what kind of security mechanism implemented ? kindly integrate all these . React ,Spring Boot, AWS Cloud ,EKS , RDS ->MySQL , Kafka in single application . this will be helpful for all who has attending interview. thanks bro for your effort .
Very informative Basant....I keep revising your content everytime I have an upcoming interview...thank u so much for all the contribution you are doing for the community
Bro, your explanination is aweasome and easy understand. Please do more on helm or other parts of devop tool with spring boot application microservices. One small request if you have share to basic microservices application and communication each other and deployed in docker or kubernetes. i have lagging behind on microservices communication each other.
Thanks for the video. How does helm connects to minikube cluster. Does it not require a configuration? And what if my cluster was on gcp and I have the helm deployment as a GitHub action?
Hello Sir, The upcoming classes which you mentioned so many times in video, where are those upcoming classes, can you please load them, I am waiting for them eagerly. Thanks for very useful video.
thanks again for your channel content mate,, if i can ask for one video you can show how to use grafana prometheus and spring but with the new spring version please would be so good and useful :)
This video is very useful and helps me a lot. But I would like to ask you a question. I have a docker-compose and I want to deploy it following your example. Can I follow the same method and procedure if I have docker-compose.yaml instead of Dockerfile only? Or with docker-compose, do I need to consider some adjustments to make it work just fine? Thank you for your answer
Hi ...as always how can you hit pouches of technology...hatts off...dear...but i requested many times please please do something with Microservices dear...Your spring boot Q/A is wonderful series...
Thank you, it was useful, if i have kafka and mongodb not running if i try to do the springboot in kubernetes it will not be running till i apply service for each one?
Hi Sir, Can we get an extension of rancher implementation as an extension to the tutorial? Much confused on rancher implementation and its background. Jai Jagannath🙏🏻
I can't find helm useful except for the first time application deployment or any major update whole application wise. Basically HELM will be helpful if the architecture is bad and the application is made with flaws in microservice architecture. Ideally Microservices should be loosely coupled and backward compatible (most of the time). And if the architecture implements these two practice correctly, helm is no longer needed. Probably it will also create issue for CI/CD pipeline as well.
I tried this and reached till the minikube service chart-service --url part. But when i navigate to the url, i am unable to view the application deployed. I even checked the logs for the pod belonging to the chart deployed and it showed application deployed at the appropriate port. Please help.
@@prashusaxena1023 Bro, i did the same and kept port as 1177 in the application as well as in the values.yaml as LoadBalancer with port 1177/ NodePort with port 1177. Tried in both cases but still not able to view. However i am able to view it when i run just the application,or when i run the app as a docker container using docker run -d -p 1122:1177 and then view it from localhost:1122. So i could confirm the issue is only with the Helm deployment but not sure where exactly.Please assist
He has magic in his mind and thought! so easy, clear, nice and concise tutorial on helm! very much appreciated! I love this content
Thank you for appreciating buddy. Keep learning 😃
Thank you for this fantastic video! I would love it if you could create a step-by-step tutorial on deploying a production-ready application on Azure using Helm. It would be amazing to see how to integrate features like Azure Key Vault, ConfigMaps, Nginx ingress, and multiple environments. Including Azure DevOps for building and releasing the application with Helm templates would make it even more valuable. This kind of hands-on example would be a game changer for those of us learning how to deploy applications properly in the cloud. Maybe we could also have some live logs or triggers when an error occurred. Looking forward to more great content from you, thank you!
Hello, thank you very much for the video and explanation! It would be really nice to see a bit more realistic setup where we also use a database. I assume we would define it is a subchart in our helm.
Thank you for this! Can you make more Helm tutorials?
Yes i will
Thank you Basanth, it was very useful. Will be very grateful if you could continue this series on helm.
I am new to OCP... There I saw this folder structure but i don't know about usages ... Now I understood... Thanks
one of the best explanation simple and crisp.... Love you
Very informative video on helm charts, will wait for videos covering on different yaml files such as deployment, service, ingress along with explanation on properties & their values.
Thank you for describing the topic in such a simple way. Please share few more videos on Helm Chart
Explained in an easy manner. Very nice to learn. Please make further videos with in depth concepts on various areas of Helm.
Thanks Basant. You are always do a awesome work. Simply great.
Hi bro , pls do one complete fullstack application . React as Frontend and Springboot as backend . with security features and microservices architecture. I have gone through your fullstack crud application ,but it is not covered security feature .Interviewer not satisfied when I explain the crud application flow . he is more into security .he asked where you will add security client side /server side . what kind of security mechanism implemented ? kindly integrate all these . React ,Spring Boot, AWS Cloud ,EKS , RDS ->MySQL , Kafka in single application . this will be helpful for all who has attending interview. thanks bro for your effort .
one real-time project architecture and flow will be helpful. Once again thank you for your effort.
This is a good suggestion let me plan it after few more content on deployment
Please plan for microservices interview questions
@@Javatechie Even am looking for this concept Front end react/angular8 Backend Spring boot
@Javatechie . thanks for the reply. Everyone feels springsecurity is difficult area due to this interview will not be cleared.
another great video from JT. Looking forward to the follow on.
All your videos are very informative. Thanks for that and keep doing.
Basant nicely explained. appreciate your efforts. God Bless You!🙂👌🙏
God of Java 🙏 your explanation it's very easy to understand other video directly start topic without any problem statement.
Thank you so much for your word buddy. Keep learning, Jai Jagannath 🙏
Nicely explained basant.. Lets conclude the remaining points.
Great content and you explained it in a way anyone can understand. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.♥
Very informative Basant....I keep revising your content everytime I have an upcoming interview...thank u so much for all the contribution you are doing for the community
All the best Rudra for your interview. Rock it .
Bro, your explanination is aweasome and easy understand. Please do more on helm or other parts of devop tool with spring boot application microservices. One small request if you have share to basic microservices application and communication each other and deployed in docker or kubernetes. i have lagging behind on microservices communication each other.
Great explanation. Thank you!
Video is very informative, please do more such videos. We will support you😊
Appreciate your efforts and waiting for next video
Best part of this channel is he listens to student's problem and deliver them 😅
A complete tutorial with helm jenkins and deployment to EKS would be awesome!
Can you also do video on Helm Charts with ArgoCD, Git Ops using GitHub actions? Thanks for valuable info.
Thanks for the video. How does helm connects to minikube cluster. Does it not require a configuration? And what if my cluster was on gcp and I have the helm deployment as a GitHub action?
Hello Sir, The upcoming classes which you mentioned so many times in video, where are those upcoming classes, can you please load them, I am waiting for them eagerly.
Thanks for very useful video.
More helm videos please leading to GitOps.
request to share one complete example app, DB, caching connectivity using helm
Yes I will
thanks again for your channel content mate,, if i can ask for one video you can show how to use grafana prometheus and spring but with the new spring version please would be so good and useful :)
We will remake this use case
Crisp and informative ❤
Thanks very much JT. Great timing for our course !!!❤❤
I think you shld do some tutorials in langchain, springAI etc
Hello Javatechie, can you please show us what is the difference between all types in kubernetes( load balancer,NodePort....) thanks a lot
Yes I will prepare a content
Thanks for the such awesome content, 👌
bro excellent. waiting for next video
This video is very useful and helps me a lot. But I would like to ask you a question. I have a docker-compose and I want to deploy it following your example. Can I follow the same method and procedure if I have docker-compose.yaml instead of Dockerfile only? Or with docker-compose, do I need to consider some adjustments to make it work just fine? Thank you for your answer
Hi ...as always how can you hit pouches of technology...hatts off...dear...but i requested many times please please do something with Microservices dear...Your spring boot Q/A is wonderful series...
Thanks buddy. Yes I am getting so many requests for microservice QA let me plan for it .
Thank you, it was useful, if i have kafka and mongodb not running if i try to do the springboot in kubernetes it will not be running till i apply service for each one?
Not getting your question
please add more video on helm chart
On it
Hi Sir, please make a series of interview questions and answers with spring microservices please help us sir , we are eagerly waiting for your reply
Great lecture.
How we can define staging config yaml file and deployment on different environment, please do include in the next video
Yes it will be next
great Video!
Hi Sir,
Can we get an extension of rancher implementation as an extension to the tutorial? Much confused on rancher implementation and its background.
Jai Jagannath🙏🏻
Rancher I need to explore as I haven't worked on it
When we deploy in aws fargate, how this will be useful?? We use aws load balancer for multiple instances
thanks for help ! good (y)
Waiting for next
Very informative. Can you please bring more vedio on hpa.yml and ingress.yml file ?
Yes I will do that
@@Javatechie Thanks Basanth for the clear explanation. can you create more videos on helm (hpa.yml & ingress.yml)
Sure I will cover that
I can't find helm useful except for the first time application deployment or any major update whole application wise. Basically HELM will be helpful if the architecture is bad and the application is made with flaws in microservice architecture. Ideally Microservices should be loosely coupled and backward compatible (most of the time). And if the architecture implements these two practice correctly, helm is no longer needed. Probably it will also create issue for CI/CD pipeline as well.
can you share the code details to practice in my local
I tried with same way. but my POD is not starting and status is "ImagePullBackOff". Please help me this.
If it's image pull backof error then your minikube is not in sync with docker please follow the eval command as it is in sequence
@@Javatechie worked thank you
I tried this and reached till the minikube service chart-service --url part. But when i navigate to the url, i am unable to view the application deployed. I even checked the logs for the pod belonging to the chart deployed and it showed application deployed at the appropriate port. Please help.
The port you defined in the application and in values.yaml should be same. I had faced the same issue
@@prashusaxena1023 Bro, i did the same and kept port as 1177 in the application as well as in the values.yaml as LoadBalancer with port 1177/ NodePort with port 1177. Tried in both cases but still not able to view. However i am able to view it when i run just the application,or when i run the app as a docker container using docker run -d -p 1122:1177 and then view it from localhost:1122. So i could confirm the issue is only with the Helm deployment but not sure where exactly.Please assist
Very informative🎉