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Did you know that not all Linux commands are the same, here are the different kinds of commands you’ll come across.

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Do you know that just because your Kubernetes node has 1 CPU and 1 GB RAM, that does not mean that you can consume all of it for your workloads?

Then, how much can you actually consume? Read the post below and find out.

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On premise resources, especially those running on aging servers are often moved to the cloud to experience the benefits of cloud computing. Other reasons could to be reduce running costs in the on-prem settings or to take advantage of cloud computing performance capabilities.

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Have you ever thought of the resources that a Kubernetes Pod consumes? Not the container running in the pod, but the pod itself.

Did you know that you can limit memory allocated to a process using the systemctl set-property command?

The different states of memory pages in Linux 🐧

What happens when you type a URL in your browser?

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Different methods of autoscaling in Kubernetes.
1. Cluster Autoscaler
2. Horizontal Pod Autoscaler
3. Vertical Pod Autoscaler

Comparison on different types of cloud storage options.

True knowledge is knowing about every little thing.
Here’s a little tidbit about memory access time.

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Dirty Pages and Clean Pages

An important concept when understanding how Linux Paging works.

Popular Kubernetes Monitor tools.
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Pod Lifecycle.

Pods follow a defined lifecycle, starting in the Pending phase, moving through Running if at least one of its primary containers starts OK, and then through either the Succeeded or Failed phases depending on whether any container in the Pod terminated in failure.

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The difference between sidecar Containers and init Containers can often be confusing, it is also a common question in Kubernetes related interviews.

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People often confuse Kubernetes Labels with Kubernetes Annotations. This should help you clear that up.

What do you find to be the most confusing Kubernetes topic?

Linux related interviews often have a question on monitoring tools. Here’s a quick overview on the different types of monitoring tools available with examples.

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CONTROL GROUPS:
Used to limit resource utilisation

NAMESPACES:
Used to isolate processes

It is a common interview question to find files with the same inode value.

Here’s how you do it.

You use cron jobs daily but here’s some unique one that might be useful some day when you’re asked to schedule something complicated.

When using for cloud automation. Additional tools can be used alongside Terraform to ensure that recommended industry practices are being followed.

Here are the most famous Terraform tools.

Importance of Kubernetes Topology-spread & Descheduler. Check New Video -

Pod Allocation & Rebalancing in Production Kubernetes Cluster using Topology Spread & Descheduler Kubernetes does not rebalance your pods automatically. So whenever you add a new node in cluster the pods are not automatically rebalanced. But thats a need ...

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What are "kubernetes probes" ? Check new video in ENGLISH - https://youtu.be/BetDz31Z3vI

Kubernetes Probes | Startup | Readiness | Liveness - with Examples. Relevance of Kubernetes Probes Learn the benefits of using kubernetes probes while deploying application. Startup probe will check if the container (process) is ready to run. Startup probe...

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Kubernetes Probes - Startup Readiness Liveness - with examples - CKA Training - Kubernetes Training Kubernetes provides probes (health checks) to monitor and act on the state of Pods (Containers) and to make sure only healthy Pods serve traffic. With help o...

Understand Kubernetes cluster components in most easy words. Check our new video - https://youtu.be/il8YglA_shU

Kubernetes Components - Kubernetes Architecture - How Kubernetes Work Learn what are the components in a kubernetes cluster. What is kubernetes and why people find it difficult to understand. Kubernetes is a distributed cluster...