Java-based microservices, containers, Kubernetes - How To

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Creates a Spring Boot microservice, builds Docker images from Maven (Spotify plugin or Dockerfile), pushes to Google Container Registry and deploys to a Kubernetes cluster on Google Container Engine. Demonstrates scaling to multiple replicas, rolling update using new image tags, service load‑balancing, and node failure recovery on a four‑node Raspberry Pi cluster. Shows persistent storage via NFS-backed persistent volume for MySQL and live failover working end‑to‑end.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Microservices
2. 3:18Challenges of Traditional Dep
3. 6:40Building Microservices
4. 11:43Introduction to Docker
5. 18:36Google's Internal Infrastructure
6. 23:13Introduction to Kubernetes
7. 26:17Kubernetes Demo: Pods & Serv
8. 33:33Scaling and Rolling Updates
9. 37:20Raspberry Pi Cluster Demo
10. 43:00Chaos Monkey and Self-Healing
11. 46:15Persistent Data in Kubernetes

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