Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 01. Choosing the Environment -
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- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 01. Choosing the Environment -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 02. Docker For Mac -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 03. Raspberry Pi -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 04. kubectl -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 05. workloads Part 1 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 06. workloads Part 2 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 07. workloads Part 3 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 08. discovery&LB Part 1 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 09. discovery&LB Part 2 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 10. config&storage Part 1 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 11. config&storage Part 2 -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 12. Resource Limitations -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 13. Health Checks and Container Lifecycle -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 14. Scheduling -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 15. Security -
- Starting to Learn Kubernetes a Step Behind - 16. Components -
Background
I want to learn how to use Kubernetes (undefined) But, I have other things I want to do (app development) so I'll put it off~ So, I'm going to seriously try to use Kubernetes, which I haven't really learned until now. ✨
Environment
iMac (21.5-inch, 2017)
My knowledge level is, "I know Kubernetes is a container orchestration tool," and I've heard related terms, but I don't understand them well.
Where to start?
It seems easier and simpler to start with the managed service GKE. 😍
GKE SetUp
Nodes are the machines that hold pods (containers), right? (Pod and Node)
Well, the default is fine, right? 🤔
I don't understand any of the words...(Istio? Auto-provisioning? Vertical pod auto-scaling?) 🤔🤔🤔
Let's learn on Mac where we can try Kubernetes...
It's a waste to run GKE in a state where I don't understand the meaning, because it costs money and I don't know what I'm doing. It seems that Kubernetes can be used on Docker For Mac, so I think I'll start learning there... 💪
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