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Kubernetes Network Policy and Examples
In this chapter, we will look into what are Kubernetes Network Policy resources and how we can use them to restrict or allow connections between the pods or other entities. We will also take some examples and actually create a network policy to demo how we can use podSelector, namespaceSelector, or a combination of both to configure the things.
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?
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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
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Labels, Selectors and Annotations for Kubernetes resources
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Kubernetes Services types and Service Discovery
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What are Kubectl Plugins?
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Kubectl tips and tricks | getting and editing the resources | logs | jsonpath
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Kubectl explain | kubectl tips and tricks - Part 2
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Kubernetes Ingress Resources | Using Ingress resources to expose your application
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Kubernetes Network Policy and Examples
Playing
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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
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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
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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
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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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