As usual, you really did an excellent job in explaining this. You have a natural talent in explaining things very easily. Keep up the great work. We plan to do all our implementations using Pulumi now instead of Terraform.

I'm discovering it, an I'm Amazed. Very good explanation BTW, Congrants!

After nearly 4 years these Kubernetes videos are still relevant. Thank you so much. 👏

When I try to visit localhost:8081 in my browser after creating the mongoexpress container I hit an authentication pop-up. I enter the username: admin and password: password and it just keeps requiring authentication on a loop. Does anyone know why?

Question: In the end of this tutorial (around 5:00) , you explain the docker compose methodology for creating a volume that is used cross-container. My question is : what if those containers are created across different hosts ? How can / should we ensure that the physical folder is shared by the different container hosts ?

Best video explaining prometheus hands down! I completely agree their documentation sucks 😂 That's why I started searching for videos and found your channel. Instantly subscribed! Thank you so, so much for making these tutorials 🙏🏻

Pls where is the link to the AWS CLI installation and credential configuration ?

Thank you very much for your courses, I enjoy and get a lot from them. I wanted to make a small comment, that it is a shame that due to incompatibility of versions it is not possible to use the application accessed here. For me personally, it sucks to do the course without the project you uploaded, and it also makes learning difficult. If you are interested in fixing, the problem is in versions of werkzeug and Flask, as well as Flask8, that due to a change in policy are not compatible Thanks again for the courses

Thank u for great efforts

Perfection is perfected 👍

Nice!

Thanks!

Can you give us full video about js I need it started from scatch, thank !

Amazing tutorial. Thanks for creating the crash course.

how exactly service mesh helps to manage application endpoints? any documentation where i can learn more, always was curious about this

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Thanks much for this amazing video

Wallah you are Amazing, thank you

Excellent tutorial and introduction ! The way you speak, you explain and you prove things are very enlightening . I'll keep an eye of your tech activities ...

Your success is totally deserved teacher

Great work! Lot of effort behind your work... Thanks

what is alternative for make in windows

Thanks it's intersting, just for me i'm using chroot for building so could i use gitlab for CI/CD without Docker ?

Every section of the video is very informative. Thanks for focusing on sharing finer details reg Azure DevOps.

Love your videos, Nana. Thank you!

Nice explanation 👍

Wow, this Kubernetes tutorial is incredibly informative and well-explained! I've been struggling to understand Kubernetes, but your tutorial has made it so much clearer. The examples you've provided are really helpful in illustrating the concepts. Thank you for taking the time to create this tutorial and share your knowledge with us. I can't wait to dive deeper into Kubernetes with your guidance!

Can I get whole document of docker chets which you have used in middle of video with every code you wrote which explains everything. If I get it would be really easy to revise.

Many thx!!!

interesting

Can you make a video on how to setup a project on docker and deployment through docker and as per enterprise use

thanks a lot for creating this video.

Thank you so much for this video, i understand alot

I am facing issues with the config not being able to pull your docker image, It says "Error from server (BadRequest): container "webapp" in pod "webpp-deployment-xxxx" is waiting to start: trying and failing to pull image"

So Kubernetes seriously phased out the term "master node" for political correctness purposes, as did GitHub with the term "master branch". The extent of emotional and social fragility and the hysteria driven overreactions to it are completely mind blowing.

you forgot to mention very important configuration that's to use the local images. (important for developers at least if you care)

please how did you save the changes that you made on edit deployment @ 51:10 time interval??????. You opened an editor and applied saved on the editor which led to kubectl applying directly. kindly explain to me

good explanation. But need more points to differentiate

Great explanation

Excellent video..🎉🎉

For my it was actually necessary to first watch an application code example to being able to imagine what microservices definitions mean. Coming back to your after that your video was really useful. Thanks for sharing!

well explained to start with go

Thank You for such a easy explanation😀

Excellent, very clear!

If we are using EKS , do we need to manage and create at least 2 Control plan?

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She speaks in capital letters

Big fan for testing and security. Here we have an annual pentest being done by a 3rd party. What is your take on 3rd party (software) doing the scanning of your codebase? That in itself is another attack vector, just like nuget packages used from 3rd parties. Do you validate who wrote the scanner, where they are located, what they are doing with the scanned sourcecode etc?