29:51
ImagePullSecrets | Running container image from Private Container Registry
In this chapter, we will look into how we can run an application where the application's container image is pushed into a private repository/registry. We will look into two ways to create the secret and then use imagePullSecrets to specify the credentials for the private container repo.
Basics of Kubernetes
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What is Kubernetes and responsibility of control plane components
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How does Kube API-Server and controller manager work?
59:56 -
Writing Go (MySQL) API from scratch, containerizing it and deploying it on Kubernetes | Part - 1
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Writing Go (MySQL) API from scratch, containerizing it and deploying it on Kubernetes | Part - 2
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Writing Go (MySQL) API from scratch, containerizing it and deploying it on Kubernetes | Part - 3
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Writing Go (MySQL) API from scratch, containerizing it and deploying it on Kubernetes | Part - 4
51:03 -
Labels, Selectors and Annotations for Kubernetes resources
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Kubernetes Services types and Service Discovery
58:45 -
What are Kubectl Plugins?
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Kubectl tips and tricks | getting and editing the resources | logs | jsonpath
36:54 -
Kubectl explain | kubectl tips and tricks - Part 2
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Kubernetes Ingress Resources | Using Ingress resources to expose your application
33:15 -
Kubernetes Network Policy and Examples
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Kubernetes Taint and Tolerations
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Kubernetes Node Selector and Node Affinity
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Kubernetes initContainers | Wait for MySQL to be running using initContainers
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ImagePullSecrets | Running container image from Private Container Registry
Playing
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Kubernetes Volumes and Persistent Volumes
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Kubernetes CRDs (Custom Resource Definitions) and CRs (Custom Resources) explained, with examples
32:18 -
Deployment vs StatefulSet Kubernetes
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Kubernetes Controllers, Custom Controllers and Operators explained with use cases
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Kubernetes ConfigMap and Secrets resources, examples, types and how to use them in Pod
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Kubernetes Service Account
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Role Based Access Control (RBAC) in Kubernetes
38:50
Instructor
Vivek Singh
Vivek is a software developer who started his professional career in 2015 with Java and related technologies. Initially, he spent his time writing Java-based enterprise-level web applications and running serverless workloads of Kubernetes. But nowadays he is more focused on application-centric data management for all your cloud-native applications.
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