Hu Zach, thanks for watching. I had a look at OpenFaas for serverless in the k8s world. But haven't gone very far. Thanks for suggesting this. I will look into it. Cheers.
You're a legend, Boss. I definitely have it in mind to support. Quick question, please can you use kubectl command to pull an image from docker hub repo or ECS and run them on the worker nodes?
Hi, sorry about the late reply. What you are asking is a fundamental question. You have to pull an image from an image repository and there is no other option. It can be docker hub or a private image registry. I think you meant ECR when you said ECS as ECS is not an image repository. Just write a manifest with the right image url and the image will be pulled. There is not kubectl command by the way to just pull an image. For that you have to use docker pull.
Very Good Video. Is there any video which gives you complete setup of creating a sample application using containers and spinning up the EKS to host these containers ? That would be much helpful.
Hi Muthu, thanks for watching. I will see if I can do that video. It should be simple but more involved that using eksctl. You will have to create roles, policies and so on.
Thanks again for the great series Venkat. Do you have a plan or list for the upcoming videos? I mean what are the next topics you are planning to publish?
Hi, thanks for watching. I have my Google calendar hooked to Slack workspace and you will be notified about new videos the day before they are released. Not sure if you joined the Slack workspace, if not here is the invitation. join.slack.com/t/justmeopensource/shared_invite/enQtODg4NDcxMTg5Mjk2LTgyNWJkMzlmNzRlMDdhYzc2ZjA3NjA0N2ZkODg5NzAyMzNjMGY4OGJjZDkzNmRhNDU1ZjEzZjc1NzhiMjBlMmI Next Monday it will be " [ Kube 72 ] Kontena Lens - Beautiful Kubernetes UI" Cheers.
Hi, I love your videos! I have a question, is there anyway I can use pod name as variable inside container when starting the pod? Same questions for replicaset, for example what the number of pods started so far in replicaset?
Hi Liviu, thanks for watching. Please check the below link which explains exactly what you want. When you deploy the resource, you inject the environment variable which can then be used inside your running container. Any spec from your resource can be used as environment variable. In your case, all you need is "metadata.name" passed as environment variable. kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/inject-data-application/environment-variable-expose-pod-information/
Hi, great video, thanks. Quick question re: your terminal. What is providing the grayout predictive autocompletion as you type? Is that some type of bash plugin? Thanks!
Hi sir, EKS Cluster spanning multiple Availability Zones, and ldap directory pods in our cluster require persistent data on them and am going with EBS volumes with PVs. however it will starts to fail when the k8s nodes span multiple AZ as in this case, the PV mapping will fail once a pod mapped to a PV will move to a different node on a different AZ (Different from the EBS volume). I would really appreciate if you can provide your suggestions on this.
Hi Tumi, thanks for your interest in this channel. You can join the slack workspace for this channel where there are over 100 users. Let me know your email and I will send the invitation. Cheers.
Hi Sir, What is the ip limitation in eks cluster. Because i have deployed with it . There is a limitation of private ip. How to remove this limit or change the Network Class "C" to class "B"
Hi Sarfaraz, thanks for watching. I haven't looked into. What limitation do you see with IPs? Can you explain a bit more about your setup and the problem you are trying to solve?
Nice Video :-) I have deployed eks cluster with yaml config file by providing VPC and node group configurations. Now I want to update the cluster with the public subnet and add one more node group to the cluster. Is this possible? initially I created my cluster with private subnet no public subnets in it. now I want to update. if you know any info on this could you help me. Thanks Sudhir
Hi Sudhir, thanks for watching. That is definitely possible. I haven't used a custom vpc/subnet while deploying the k8s cluster. I went with the default and let eksctl create the necessary network and subnets for me.
Hi , myself Jamal here . I have gone through ur video which is nice and informative , I have been facing an issue when creating cluster. Can u help me , y is that I am facing an error . Error: getting availability zones: getting availability zones for us-east-1: UnauthorizedOperation: You are not authorized to perform this operation. status code: 403, request id: 511fd768-8ceb-4556-a5a1-7beb384f5fc4
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