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Mastering Azure Kubernetes Service

Kubernetes allows for container orchestration through pods, services, and nodes. Pods provide a logical boundary and configuration for containers, services enable communication between containers via a proxy, and nodes are the virtual machines that make up the Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes customizes containers to enable scalability across a distributed environment using tools like Docker and configuration files like YAML.

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Mastering Azure Kubernetes Service

Kubernetes allows for container orchestration through pods, services, and nodes. Pods provide a logical boundary and configuration for containers, services enable communication between containers via a proxy, and nodes are the virtual machines that make up the Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes customizes containers to enable scalability across a distributed environment using tools like Docker and configuration files like YAML.

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Master Azure Kubernetes Service

An image consist of code (e.g..net framework) plus dependencies (e.g. Packages required for
running the app, OS etc.). Image is like a package.

If we ned to run the package we need to create an instance of the image in the container. I can
create multiple container with one image.

Docker is a containerisation tool while Kubernetes is a container orchestration tool. Orchestration


means in real application we will be dealing with multiple container/image where we need it to
manage all the containers.
Kubernetes allows customisation of containers which allows the scalability through distributed
environment.

Containers are deployed in POD which acts as a logical boundary. Pod is having the configuration of
the container e.g. RAM, Storage etc.

Services enable the communication between proxy.


Following terminologies are:

Cluster – Multiple Nodes

Kube CTL – Command line interface provided by Kubernetes

Node – Virtual Machine

POD – logical border holding container config

Service – Access point for communication

YAML – Human readable json (Key value pair)

The nodes configuration depends on the subscription enrolled for.The combination of Kube CTL and
YAML file will help in deploying the container.

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