How to run containers on Kubernetes
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- In the last video, we gave you a brief overview of what Kubernetes is and how you can use it for developer projects. In this episode of Kubernetes Essentials from Google Cloud, we dive a bit deeper - speaking to what containers are, how you can use them to deploy applications, and how you can easily manage your containers with k8s. Watch to learn how you can run containers on Kubernetes!
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
00:21 - What are containers?
01:30 - Defining your container
03:00 - How does Kubernetes use containers?
04:48 - Outro
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Thank you for making a video that engineers can understand instead of an useless high-level video filled with abstract jargon.
This high level overview of hyped technologies is amazing. I hope to see more such videos.
Best explanation I got about containers and Kubernetes, thank you
I freaking have been loving this series!! Iv been studying azure and every now and then need help understanding a few concepts. These videos have been breaking everything down like Im in elementary which has been great for grasping concepts. Every time they say something I that maybe over my head the guy is like “hold on, your going too far” and Im like perfect timing lol!
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Awesome start....please make more video on container and k8s....Thank you....
thanks for doing your best to simplify every explanation
Very simply and well explained.
These are amazing videos. Thank you guys!
Well done, finally starting to sound less like Greek in my meetings with R&D
Isn't there any complete playlist of k8s with hands-on .
Any updates on cloud run gpu support?
AMAZING!
Are containers another name for 'app' or are they 'apps' just with requiring deeper level of hardware control? I've used Docker for WebODM which is an orthomosaic photo mapping software that uses GPS coordinates. I know it's more deeper than an app run.
An reason why first block is having hardware (bare metal) + hypervisor (Type 1) and second block is having hardware? IMHO both blocks should have hardware (bare metal) + hypervisor (Type 1)
I've heard of Kelsey Hightower. I guess I'm coming up in the world!
Where is hands on link to try ?
The animations are cute
TIL application developers mess around with the kernel, Message to app developers, dont mess with the kernel.
"Now apps don't need to worry about if some developer had hard-coded Python 2.7 into the $PATH variable"
"That's an oddly specific example, but yes"
I feel like there's a story here hahaha