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Open this video on networknutsdotnetBuilding Kubernetes Cluster on Talos Linux - Talos Linux best OS for Kubernetes - step by step
Talos Linux is a minimal, immutable, and secure operating system specifically designed to run only Kubernetes. It removes unnecessary components, such as bash, SSH, and a traditional shell, in favor of an API-driven management model, which significantly red...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetScan Kubernetes Cluster for CVE's and Mis-configuration with Trivy - Securing Kubernetes Workload
Security in Kubernetes clusters, is non-negotiable. One of the best tools for scanning your Kubernetes resources for vulnerabilities is Trivy. Trivy as you know, is an open-source vulnerability scanner for containers and other artifacts, such as Kubernetes ...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetHow Pod's get IP address in Kubernetes - What is pod sandbox in Kubernetes
In this video you will learn how Pod's are getting IP address. So, what's inside pod? Container running application NO, more than that. A Pod container a pause container/sandbox + application container kubernetes does'nt start business application first. It...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetAccess SSH Server Running On Different Ports - SSH Hack to Make Life Easy
In this video you will learn the importance of user specific ssh config file. User-specific SSH client configurations are managed in the ~/.ssh/config file. This file allows you to define custom settings, aliases, usernames, and identity files for different...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetKubernetes with ArgoCD - Continuous Delivery with ArgoCD - GitOps with Kubernetes plus ArgoCD
Never use kubectl apply in the production. Use a continuous delivery tool like - ARGOCD. Argo CD is a Kubernetes-native continuous delivery (CD) tool that automates application deployment by ensuring your cluster's live state matches the desired state defin...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetHow Kube-proxy manages service to pod mapping - How Kube-proxy work in a Kubernetes Cluster.
In this video you will learn how in a Kubernetes cluster, "kube-proxy" help in service to pod mapping. Kube-Proxy is a Kubernetes agent installed on every node in the cluster. Kube-proxy runs as a daemonset. It monitors the changes that happen to Service ob...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetKubernetes Centralised Log Management with Grafana-Loki
In this video you will learn how to have a centralised log management system - Grafana Loki integrated with Kubernetes cluster. Every enterprise need a centralised log management and query capabilities. Grafana Loki fits into it. Loki, an open-source log ag...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetSecuring Kubernetes with Kyverno Policy Engine - Kyverno Policy as Code
Kyverno is an open-source policy engine for Kubernetes that allows users to define and enforce policies using native Kubernetes YAML files. It intercepts your requests to the Kubernetes API and validate, mutate, or generate resources, ensuring that cluster ...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetNever Run Pods as Root - Never Run Privileged Containers - Kubernetes Secure Practices
As a Kubernetes administrator. You should understand the dangers of running a container with root user credentials. Also you must know the dangers of running a privileged container. You can set securityContext at either the Pod level or the Container level....
Open this video on networknutsdotnetKubernetes Cluster Setup with External Etcd Cluster
Setting up a Kubernetes cluster with an external etcd cluster involves deploying etcd on separate nodes from the Kubernetes control plane, offering greater flexibility and potentially higher availability. This approach decouples etcd from the control plane,...
Open this video on networknutsdotnetExternal ETCD Cluster for Kubernetes - Why | Understanding | Configuring
Stacked etcd refers to running etcd instances on the same nodes as the Kubernetes control plane components (API server, scheduler, controller manager). External etcd means running etcd on separate, dedicated nodes, independent of the control plane. Features...
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