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Excellent tutorial. I will look over.videos but if you show how to start stop and keep costs down, that would be great

The beginning explanation was great. I don't really understand the race against the clock. If we all need to stop, slow down, rewind the video, then shouldn't you just explain it slower? I don't see who's benefitting by that clock being there

excellent, on the point, very professional, Thanks

excellent, on the point, very professional ... Thanks

it's really amazing but faced a small issue while running the kubeadm init...as the containerd caused the trouble justby doing below steps 1) rm /etc/containerd/config.toml 2) restarted containerd issue resolved

enjoyed tq

I work in hospitals with a software called EPIC, but I recently took a 3 month Kubernetes class. It's extremely complex, but I have developed a fundamental understanding of the processes. However, I'm not too confident in my CLI skills as it pertains to K8's. How did you learn, any suggestions?

Hey! great videos, but you need to do more!

Great video !

you must be popular in the ants community, your fontsize is perfect for them

I created the kubernets cluster using AWS instance everything run fine for 2mins all the pods were in running state but after that all the pods will go to crash loopbackoff state. I worked for 24hours on this and no solution please suggest me the solution

Thanks for the speedrun!

Shiraz, great tutorial! I wanted to make a similar tutorial that goes more into depth on the networking bits and linux commands - any issues if I shout you out in my video for the parts that inspire mine?

fantastic bro

amazing video, Simple yet explanatory. What is next? Could you create a tutorial on how to get this nginx-server running on some domain? May be using Some Ingress?

How do you connect to each pod from url?

at 2x, you're still wasting my fucking time <3

nice video

Great video, was looking for some basic info on kubernetes and you sir delivered and then some! Great job!

wow! Very cool 👍 Thanks for this video and the commands 🙏

Thanks for the video ,but I want to say that we need an instance with at least 4GiB RAM... While trying this approach , I had a failure of kubeadm service , does anyone know why?

Wow! Great job. Thanks so much.

great video - really well presented - please make some more!

Your site's replication/failover/self healing etc ability are limited by your site's access to the database. The whole idea of container orchestration and containers absolutely fails with databases since data has to be stored somewhere not inside a "stateless" container. Containers just don't replicate databases properly. If you use container orchestration without properly replicating/making data highly available, you're still going to get the "single point of failure" problem and no amount of nginx servers being spun up will fix that. Sure, you need less database instances than web servers/cdns/whatever, but you still need to replicate your database. You don't do that with kubernetes. Even in non production environments, databases are just "copy pasted" with full manual migrations when you need to replicate it. No docker, no kuberntes, nothing like that. Just be aware of that when buying into the kubernetes fad.

Shiraz Sir , Thank you so much, this was very helpful !

Thanks man👍

Hey, great video thanks alot. Do you think k8s cert alone can get me hired?

Could you please make real project deployment with SSL certificate

Awesome demonstration. Thanks!

Nice video @shiraz ... any idea if how pricing compares between EC2 self-hosted versus EKS?

I'm tilled by your tutorial, brief straight to the point and very helpful.

nice video

Fucking clear as day, would be nice to show istio for peeps

omg there was no need to set up a timer. didn't understand anything . was too fast

How do I access a node port from my browser with this setup? And video is super informative.

I'm not sure there is a benefit of the 5 minute approach, when you run commands it moves too fast to easily follow and some of the commands in the description are truncated. Also, the t3.micro instance only has 1 GB of RAM but when I tried to run the Kubernetes commands it complained that 2 GB is required. This needs to be updated, I'm following the steps exactly and getting many Kubernetes errors when running the sudo kubeadm init commands.

That is great, thank you for brilliant tutorial!

nicely done

Thanks. Helped a lot.

I'm very new to this.. How can we check if the nginx server is up and running? Do we have to port forward the pod to localhost?

After watching your video, I have been using jupyter notebook from sagemaker and loving it. Thank you very much.

ECR, ECS also will do the same..how this is different from that?

when you created the additional pods, do they run on the same worker nodes. Dont they create additional EC2 instances?

This is gold Shiraz. Thank you very much.

you could have kept that time display in small font.. it is hiding the contents.. we are not bothered about the time.. :)

Put Playback speed to 0.25, turn on captions(Cc), mute the speakers, full screen and relax... :)

Great session thanks for making it 🙏

Can I know the day to day responsibilities of Kubernetes admin.. Keep slow as not all are like you..Sir.. as we are in learning stage only..