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“https://projects.prodevopsguytech.com // https://blog.prodevopsguytech.com
• We post Daily Trending DevOps/Cloud content
• All DevOps related Code & Scripts uploaded
• DevOps/Cloud Job Related Posts
• Real-time Interview questions & preparation guid...”
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➡️ DATA PLANE The part of the cluster where all compute resources reside. This is where ultimately all your container applications run.
1️⃣Nodes The worker machines that actually run container workloads. These could be EC2 servers (or other cloud provider equivalents), bare-metal servers or even just your personal computer.
2️⃣Pods The smallest unit of compute that you can deploy in K8s. A Pod contains 1 or more containers running your application(s) and helper processes. A Pod runs inside a Node.
3️⃣Kubelet An agent that runs on every Node. It takes Pod specifications provided by the user and ensures that the Containers described in them are running and healthy.
4️⃣Kube-proxy Runs on every Node and manages network rules on the system to ensure network communication works smoothly between Pods and the outside world.
5️⃣Container Runtime Runs on all nodes and manages the lifecycle of container(s) deployed on them. Eg- Docker, CRI-O, etc.
➡️ CONTROL PLANE Does the administrative tasks of managing worker nodes, Pods and the cluster in general. It is basically the “brains” of the cluster that makes all decisions like scheduling, always steering the cluster towards the desired state (eg- spin up new pods in response to some pods going down to maintain the desired number of them).
🔢Kube-apiserver Exposes the Kubernetes API to the user. When you make an API request to Kubernetes or use a client like Kubectl, you request is handled by kube-apiserver and passed on for further processing.
🔢Etcd A consistent and highly available Key-value store used by Kubernetes for storing all cluster data. You should have a strong backup strategy for this datastore as it tracks all state of the cluster.
🔢Scheduler Responsible for placing Pods on to Nodes in the most optimal way possible. When a new Pod is requested, the scheduler looks for a suitable Node to run it in. Takes many different factors into consideration while scheduling, such as resource requirements, priority, user-specified criteria, etc.
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kubectl port-forward svc/nginx 8080:80
❌ Now. Here's a problem:
1. Wonder what happens if the traffic serving pod is terminated?
2. The browser returns "refused to connect" error.
Why?
Because the tunnel is broken.
✔️ To re-establish connection:
"You need to run port-forward command again."
"Port forwarding is useful for testing only."
"For production use cases, always use deployments"
Hope you happily learned something 😎
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