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Kuberneteson Windows

The document discusses Docker commands like build, images, login, push for creating and deploying container images. It also covers Kubernetes concepts like deployments, services, volumes and Ingress for deploying and managing applications. Key steps include building an image, creating a deployment, exposing a service, attaching volumes and rolling out or rolling back changes.

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Kuberneteson Windows

The document discusses Docker commands like build, images, login, push for creating and deploying container images. It also covers Kubernetes concepts like deployments, services, volumes and Ingress for deploying and managing applications. Key steps include building an image, creating a deployment, exposing a service, attaching volumes and rolling out or rolling back changes.

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docker build -t ritu888/mytestingapps:03 .

docker images
docker login
docker push imagename
minikube status
minikube start
kubectl create deployment app-name --image=image-name
kubectl get deployments
kubectl get pods
kubectl delete deployment imagename
minikube dashboard
kubectl logs pods-name
kubectl describe pods
kubectl expose deployment my-webapp --type=LoadBalancer --port=3000
kubectl get services
minikube service my-webapp (to run the app on local server)

if i do any changes in source code then:


build a new image
push image
kubectl set image deployment image-name container-name=new-image-name (to replace
the image)
kubectl get pods
kubectl get services
minikube services my-webapp

Rollout and Rollback:


if we provide any wrong version then rollback will be take place and run the
previous version image only
kubectl rollout undo deployment my-webapp

Scaling our app for balancing the large number of users:


kubectl scale deployment my-webapp --replicas=4
kubectl get pods

Overview of Multi-Container APP


Deployment of Multi-Container App
Multiple containers in a single POD
Single K8 Config File
Multiple Containers in Seperate POD
ConfigMaps

Volumes and Data: Volume is a directory that contains data that is accessible
accros multiple containers in a pod. A smallest deployable unit in a kuberenetes
cluster. Volume provides a plugin mechanism that connects ephemeral containers with
persistent data storage.

mountPath: /data/db

kubectl apply -f host-pv.yml


kubectl get pv
kubectl apply -f host-pvc.yml
kubectl get pvc

kubectl apply -f mongo-db.yml


PV Testing:
minikube status
minikube stop
minikube start
minikube dashboard
minikube service service_name(for frontend)

HostPath Volume:
emptyDir
hostPath

Ingress In Kuberenetes:
- Path Based Routing: different pages different deployment
- Host Based Routing: subdomains
- SSL termination

- API object in Kubernetes


- Expose HTTP and HTTPS routes from outside the cluster
- Path-based and Host-based Routing
- Load Balancing and SSL Termination

- Deploy Ingress Controllers: Nginx, Istio, Apache, Citrix, Contour, HAProxy,


Voyager, Traefik, Wallarm
- Ingress Resource -->> Routing Rules written in YAML config files
-

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