How Pods and the Pod Lifecycle work in Kubernetes

Pods are the atomic unit of scheduling in Kubernetes. Watch this video to understand what happens when you create a pod and how the pod lifecycle works.
Resource links:
- docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
- azure.microsoft.com/en-us/top...
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[@jmmtechnology4539]

This is a great high level overview but it's important not to confuse 'pod phase' with container states (and the reason we're in those states). For example, after the scheduler determines which node the pod will go to the pod phase remains in 'pending', the container state is 'waiting' but the reason for that state is 'ContainerCreating' and this reason field is what we see on the output under 'STATUS' when running kubectl get pods.

[@00954106]

That's co-creator of Kubernetes. Definitely very well explained.

[@saxmanrex]

Excellent video: very good explanation of Kubernetes fundamentals.

[@MrMusicwiseman]

Awesome idea with transparent wall !

[@GuitarreroDaniel]

Very well explained, thanks for this!

[@NitishKumar-fq7eh]

Very clear explanation. Well explained 👍

[@toetoeag]

Well explanation and can understand easily. Thanks a lot.

[@manucloudlearning2474]

Very useful, Thank you

[@user-xp2rz4ff6y]

좋은 영상 잘보고갑니다. 감사합니다!

[@JanisBebritis]

It's important to emphasize that init container does not share a state with the rest of containers in the pod, unless it shares the state via some kind of storage. This is an important distinction, it's not the same as pod's postStart hook.

[@belliraj1]

awesome tutorial

[@giripillai]

Awesome video. Is the wall in front of speaker and Brendan is writing fluidly in reverse direction so to the viewer it appears Left to Right?

[@akashchoudhary5895]

very clearly explained sir

[@alphanuevo]

Great video series! One minor thing is if you listen to this playlist with headphones the intro audio is a bit loud. Great sounds though...

[@flightmode87]

"A bit" 😂

[@rekhakalasare4910]

Very good explanation

[@user-th2kj8gr5v]

Thanks a lot!

[@smartpcr]

cool blackboard

[@gauravsood150]

If TerminationGracePeriodSecond is set to a high value (1 year) and preStop hook is executed successfully in 5 minutes. What will happens then? Does the pod shutdowns after 5 minutes or it will wait for TerminationGracePeriodSecond?

[@sisaytadesse3947]

thank you

[@normandy1140]

Props for writing all of that backwards.

[@James-sc1lz]

Great dashboard idea Microsoft no doubt copied from VMware who were doing it well before anyone. That aside, thanks for sharing

[@timkaborgalinov2848]

Very clear explanation. Well explained 👍