Resource Management in Kubernetes

[@chnagen]

Clean, neat, crystal clear Explanation with simple diagrams.. kudos to you.. Thanks for sharing this content....

[@kaustubhpowar4097]

very well explained....

[@ramisarhan8618]

hello, thank you. One of the best kubernetes videos series.i'm not english native speaker and i can understund all the videos.videos and sounds quality are wonderful

[@PrashantZombade]

Thanks for your efforts and sharing your knowledge. This was very helpful. Keep going!

[@Thoshitha29]

You are best in k8s

[@nareshv7797]

Thanks for your valuable time for making such a great lecture... Pavan

[@PavanElthepu]

Thank you Naresh. Please subscribe and share with your friends and colleagues

[@vimalwebs]

Very well explained. ❤

[@raheelmasood8656]

simply amazing...

[@pratappadhy2005]

Next Level Bro

[@coolvamsi9946]

This is what we people call consistency...Pavan you own my heart man...May be 10days back i requested you to make this video and now here it is...Thank you very much pavan for making this video...Keep on going.. suggested your channel to my colleagues ❤️

[@PavanElthepu]

Thank you for your love Vamsi. Happy Learning

[@senthilkumar5129]

What a wonderful you did good one thank you

[@PavanElthepu]

Thank you Senthil. Please subscribe and with your friends and colleagues

[@SanthoshKumar-cx3po]

Hello Pavan, Superb Explanation. How do we know which pod needs how much of cpu or memory. I mean 1-> 'who' defines or says that 2-> And how do they decide/come to a conclusion (on what basis) to define that certain pod needs this much of memory and cpu.

[@rkbompalli1719]

Hi Pavan, great job Can you pls make a video on advanced scheduling concepts "Pod Topology Spread Constraints".

[@PavanElthepu]

Here you go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpaof4NmjbRjfLM

[@biswaranjanbiswal8918]

Dear sir In that example of an over-committing state as both the pods are of burstable class. Which pod is going to be killed by k8's

[@PavanElthepu]

Could you please elaborate your question please?

[@biswaranjanbiswal8918]

Thank You Sir for your Response The example was, there were two pods both having the same memory requests as well both have the same limits also. Both pods are of Burstable class. But the total limit is more than the resources available in the node. Memory:- Pod1- 3Gi request, limit - 6Gi, actual use - 3Gi Pod2- 3Gi request , limit - 6Git, actual use - 6Gi Nodes capacity - 8Gi memory As both pods are of burstable class,How k8s will decide that pod2 is going to be killed

[@saikiran-tt1ww]

Hi Pavan, can you please make a video on end to end ci CD pipeline video using groovy script. Thanks in advance 🙏

[@PavanElthepu]

Sure Sai Kiran

[@saikiran-tt1ww]

@@PavanElthepu still waiting for this, can you please do it

[@PavanElthepu]

I’ll try Sai as other videos are in the queue

[@mohdusman5658]

Hii Pavan .can you guide me how can configure ingress nginx for two nodes and 1 master. How can node2 services communicate with node1 service and configure ingress nginx for two different nodes.Thanks you

[@PavanElthepu]

Hi Usman, it doesn’t matter how many nodes you have for ingress

[@masthanvali3590]

Thx