Kubernetes Patterns
summary
Clear, practical rundown of Kubernetes primitives and patterns with concrete examples and numbers: Pods = one or more containers, Service = stable IP + basic load balancing, ReplicaSet uses label selectors to scale and manages replicas for zero‑downtime updates, resource requests/limits shown with examples like 500m CPU and 100MB memory, ConfigMaps mounted as files or env vars and templated for environment changes, Volumes for persistent state, and OpenShift templates for staging vs production. Practical notes on upgrade strategies and limitations of container storage.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Kubernetes Patterns introduction
- 5:18Design patterns in software
- 8:53Kubernetes patterns for orchestration
- 13:03Service discovery and load balancing
- 17:43Resource management and scaling
- 22:28Service-Lebenszyklus und Quality of Service
- 26:25Zero-downtime deployment strategies
- 30:59Config and updates in Kubernetes
- 39:37Proxy patterns and networking
- 44:15ConfigMaps and Secrets
- 49:08Templates and image configs
- 53:13Container lifecycle and events
- 57:17Service-Management und Cloud-Controller
- 1:00:31Zusammenfassung und Ausblick
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