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AKS 21 – Actual current AKS setup
We have total 2 node pool System & user Under user node pool we were having 2 nodes and this node pool is autoscale like system node pool can go upto 2 and user…
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AKS Q&A – 2
What’s the difference between development Kubernetes environments and production systems? A: Development environments like Minikube, k3s, kind, k3d, and micro-k8s are designed for local testing and learning, but they’re not suitable for production use. In…
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Infra 4 – What is RabbitMQ?
RabbitMQ is a message broker — think of it like a post office for your microservices. 📦 Why Use RabbitMQ? Imagine you have two microservices: Instead of Order Service calling Email Service directly, it…
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Devops 2- Microservices vs Monolith: Core Differences
Monolith: All components are tightly integrated and run as a single unit. Microservices: Application is broken into independent services, each responsible for a specific business capability. ✅ Benefits of Microservices
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Infra 3 – Redis
Redis is like a super-fast notebook your computer uses to remember things temporarily. Imagine you’re working on a task and you jot down quick notes on a sticky pad — Redis is that sticky…
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AKS 21- All type AKS Manifest Files Overview
You typically need the following Kubernetes objects: 1. Deployment (deployment.yaml) Defines how your app is deployed (replicas, containers, image, etc.). Why use: Ensures consistent rollout of your app with scaling and updates. 2. Service…