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AKS 15 – How to Debug live pod?
Ephemeral Containers in Kubernetes is a powerful way to debug running Pods without modifying their original spec or restarting them 🔧 What Are Ephemeral Containers? 🧪 Prerequisites 🚀 How to Use Ephemeral Containers ✅…
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AKS 14- List of Container Types as per AKS (Kubernetes)
1. Init Container initContainers: – name: init-secrets image: vault-cli command: [“sh”, “-c”, “vault pull /secrets > /app/secrets.json”] 2. Main (Application) Container containers: – name: web-app image: node:18 ports: 3. Sidecar Container containers: – name: web-app image: node:18 – name: log-shipper image: fluentd volumeMounts: – name: logs mountPath: /var/log/app 4. Stateless Container containers: – name: react-ui image: my-react-app:latest ports: 5.…
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AKS 12 – Why AKS required and cant do with docker(Basic)
🐳 What Docker Does Docker helps you package your app with everything it needs (code, libraries, dependencies) into a container. Think of it like putting your app into a tiffin box — neat, portable,…
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Docker 1 – Difference between VM and container
🧱 Virtual Machine (VM) Imagine you have a house with its own walls, kitchen, bathroom, and electricity.That’s a VM — it has everything built-in, including its own operating system. It’s fully isolated and can…
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Infra 4 – Imperva WAF
Imperva Web Application Firewall (WAF) is a cloud-based security service that protects your web applications from: It acts as a reverse proxy: incoming HTTP/HTTPS traffic is first routed to Imperva’s network, where it is…
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Infra 3 – Application Gateway
🛡️ Azure Application Gateway — Layman’s Analogy Think of Azure Application Gateway like a bouncer at the entrance of a club. Imagine your app is a restaurant, and once Traffic Manager (the city’s traffic…