Kubernetes Posts
ConfigMaps and Secrets
In Kubernetes, **ConfigMaps** and **Secrets** are used to store configuration data and sensitive information (such as passwords, tokens, etc.) separately from the application code. Both are key to maintaining a …
Introduction to Persistent Storage
Kubernetes is designed to run stateless applications, but many applications need to store data persistently. To address this, Kubernetes offers several mechanisms for managing persistent storage, such as **Persistent Volumes …
Introduction stateless and stateful
In Kubernetes, applications can be categorized as either stateless or stateful based on whether they require persistent data storage or not. Understanding the differences between these two types of applications …
Networking in Kubernetes
Kubernetes is designed to manage containerized applications that span multiple hosts. One of the most important features in Kubernetes is its network model, which allows seamless communication between pods, services, …
What is Ingress
In Kubernetes, services inside the cluster are usually accessible only within the cluster itself. If you want external users to access your applications, you need a way to route their …