Kubernetes Basics Flashcards

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What roles can the containers play in the future of application development and deployment?

A

Containers are quick to create and destroy- and computing is trending towards even faster start/stop times.

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What is the changing pattern of computing?

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Computing is trending from Bare Metals to presently ‘the containers’ to ‘severless computing’

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What are the problems related to writing containerized apps?

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Organizational bottlenecks become code bottlenecks.

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What is ‘Conway’s Law’?

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Organization design systems which mimic the communications structure of the organization.

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5
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How to handle the technical hurdles of implementing microservices?

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You need more automation, moving parts and systems that dynamically discover and track.

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Do developers write these automation systems themselves?

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No, that’s a lot of work. Find a system that works that leaves you open to switching later, if necessary.

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What are the real issues associated with containerized apps?

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  • App configuration
  • Service discovery
  • Managing updates
  • Monitoring
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How does Kubernetes work?

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Kubernetes allows us to abstract the way in the individual machines and treat the entire cluster as a single logical machine.

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What is the easiest way to start with Kubernetes?

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By using the Kubes detail run and command.

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10
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How do containers run in Kubernetes?

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In Kubernetes, all containers run in a pod.

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What are Pods?

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Pod is at the core of Kubernetes. It represents a logical application.

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What do Pods hold?

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Pods hold one or more containers and volumes as well as shared namespaces and one IP per pod.

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What are volumes?

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Volumes are just data divs that live as long as the pod lives and can be used by any of the containers in that pod.

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14
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What do readiness probes indicate?

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They indicate when a pod is ready to serve traffic.

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What do liveness probes indicate?

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They indicate if the container is alive.

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What are services?

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Services provide a stable endpoint for pods.

17
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How do services work?

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Services use labels to select pods and has Internal or external IPs.