Scaling Node.js Applications with Kubernetes and Docker
summary
Explains how Node.js services run on Docker images and how Kubernetes handles rolling updates, health checks and scale with concrete tooling: minikube demo with MongoDB showing the app responding through a service, use of liveness/readiness probes to avoid bad instances, and autoscaling by CPU/memory. Shows packaging and deploying Redis with Helm in three commands versus five–six manual manifests, uses Prometheus/Grafana for metrics, and demonstrates zero-downtime deploys and canary-style updates working end-to-end.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Who this talk is for
- 1:25Node is not scales
- 1:51What is scaling
- 2:04Scaling for me
- 3:06Soft Engineers and DevOps
- 3:28Rolling Update
- 5:24Companies
- 6:12Deploy
- 6:42Database
- 8:36Deployment
- 10:18Master
- 11:52Clusters
- 12:35Cloud Platform
- 13:06External Services
- 13:22Dr Campos
- 13:56Dr Swarm
- 15:22How to start
- 15:41Kubernetes DM
- 16:04Cloud Solution Provider
- 16:33MiniCube
- 16:57Manifest
- 19:10Tooling
- 19:32Easter
- 19:46Prometheus
- 20:43Elm
- 21:47Templates
- 23:19Cuba
- 24:08Live in Kubernetes
- 25:30Podout Scalar
- 26:17Summary
- 27:07Outro
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