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brilliant

Wow brother !!! Explained a topic within a minute

Thank you very much.

Good job...

excellent 🎉

Having 3 containers via the number of replicas in a deployment is a replica set ?

you sound like a news anchor xD

Excellent tip! A bit more advanced: if in a unix/unix-like system one can press ctrl+z to suspend the vim process which frees up the termninal and keeps vim running as a background process. This vim background process can be recalled with "fg".

Extremely well explained thank you!

Thanks !!

Great videos mate ! Cheers

Your video didn't deal with ingress per say. you only addressed load balancer and NodePort as a gateway for the pods to be exposed externally. I was expecting to watch how ingress, ingress control manager and ingress rules are configured for the same purpose.

You really need to give examples of you're making claims like 4x productivity

As someone who started out as an artist, mainly 3d art I've seen the market being hit hard. If you're making something to look a certain way and needs to be very detailed like product creation, as in the case with draughtsmanship in the architecture and engineering world, then yes you are safe, but when it comes to less important assets like blurred backgrounds or types of portraits that are seemingly just there to fill out space in an environment, thats where the industry is hit the hardest. That's why I've started moving towards the IT world, mainly networking and cyber security, because I know that's going tho be a place where AI will be creating more jobs.

Does the External Load Balancer need to see the Worker nodes or is it enough that the LB is just connected to the masters and vice versa?

That sounds like a whole lot of dremel to me. I'm valued where I work because I'm the clutch guy and I help my boss in his clutch needs all the time. That's what makes me valuable. I don't know what you're talking about

Nice vid bro. Thanks for the info on the module

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Wow that boss was a meanie!

Is ”Cluster IP Subnet” referring to “Service IP subnet”? Nice video and explanation of Kubernetes traffic routing in case of external (from the cluster) load balancing.

This is the best explanation i have found so far, makes total sense now, thanks!

thank you for this. I really understand how you explain everything. You are a huge help in all your lessons.

Wow, really enjoyed this 60sec explanation on "POD". Looking forward for more such videos.

Where is the rest of the live recordings for this theme?

Very interesting.

That is what i wanted.Excellent explaining with no unnecessary words 💖

great tutorial, just a quick question, at 16:49 i expect to access auth pod from book pod should go over cluster ip via kube proxy, not over nodePort and external load balancer bcs Cluster Ip service is internal cluster network and can have access to another pod in another node directly via kube-proxy

Nice Explanation

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Very nice sir it makes me a great help

Excellent video

cool man wonderfully explained...

Thanks! only feedback would be to remove your ... in the commands you provided and vs. watching the video to correct them. Thanks!

Can I use the Bluetooth headphone mic as my mic. And is laptop cam suitable? Or droidcam app will do the work? Or I need to buy a webcam only?

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As an aside.... When scripting if you run: mkdir -p some/directory Against a directory that already exists, mkdir returns 0 (true). But, if you leave out the `-p` option, it fails with "File already exists" (everything is a file) and returns a 1 return code (false). Reasoning is: With `-p` you're telling it to make the parent whether it exists or not to get you to the path you want to make. Without the `-p` option, it's "Make this exact thing", which will fail if it already exists. These quirks really comes into play when, in bash, you do "set -e" and fail on errors... *whistle* mkdir -p testing/one/two echo $? mkdir testing/one/two echo $? mkdir -p testing/one/two echo $? Also, the `-v` option is useful when you need to log what your commands think they are doing... mkdir -v -p some/directory/here touch some/directory/here/there rm -v -rf some/directory/here

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great explanation! one question though, suppose the load balancer forwards the request to Node A which routes the request to Cluster IP, the pod which is selected by the cluster ip, is it possible that is does not reside on Node A but may be on Node B? Hope I explained my question well!

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