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AKS 7 – What is Restart Policy in AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service)?
In AKS, the restart policy defines how Kubernetes restarts containers inside a Pod when they exit (fail or stop). Restart Policy is Defined at the Pod Level It’s set in the Pod spec under…
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AKS 6 – AKS Pod Lifecycle: From kubectl to Running
what happens from the moment you run a kubectl apply or kubectl run command until your pod is up and running: 1️⃣ kubectl apply -f pod.yaml You apply the pod definition file. 2️⃣ 🧠…
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AKS 5 – What is a Sidecar Container?
A Sidecar container is a helper container that runs alongside your main application container in the same Pod and helps it do its job. Think of your application as a car, and the sidecar…
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AKS 4 – What is an Init Container in Kubernetes?
An Init Container is a special type of container that runs before the main application container starts in a Pod. Think of it like a “setup step” before your app runs. Use Case (in…
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AKS 3- What is a DaemonSet?
A DaemonSet is used when you want the same pod to run on all (or selected) machines automatically.🛠️ What Daemon Sets Do (in layman terms): Imagine you have a fleet of delivery trucks (nodes),…
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AKS 2- What is kube-bench?
kube-bench is an open-source tool that checks whether your Kubernetes cluster is secure, based on the CIS (Center for Internet Security) Benchmarks. 🧠 Imagine this: You’ve built a secure house (your Kubernetes cluster). Now,…