Services | ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer Service | Load Balancing Hands-on

n this video we will be discussing everything you need to know about services.
We'll be understanding the different Service types and their use cases:
1. ClusterIP Service
2. Multi-Port Service
3. NodePort Service
4. LoadBalancer Service
So by the end of the video, you’ll have a great understanding of Kubernetes Services and will be able to use them in practice
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:55 - Why do we need services?
02:34 - What is a service?
03:16 - Advantages of services
04:02 - Services in action
06:13 - ClusterIP Service
11:55 - Load Balancing Hands-on
15:15 - Multi-Port Services
16:18 - NodePort Services
19:10 - LoadBalancer Services
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hats off to you bro, you made the trickiest part of k8 so simple, i got the complete idea about service types, Thanks a lot 😍😍

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Easy to follow. Very nice explanation. Thanks Pavan. Keep it up 👍

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[@vishvasingh2768]

Described this confusing topic in a easy way. Thank you Pavan👍

[@georgelza]

I really like how you diagrams together the node/pod/container and associated it with what values in the various yaml files they are related to... asking/hoping, have you done a video showing the implementation for ingress on AWS / EKS. a recent version. bringing all of this together.

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Stay tuned for more such videos Auno Gohe

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[@kalpagarwal8291]

thanks for the great content. I have a question: What enables a pod to be port-forwarded? can all the pods be port forwarded? some jumpbox running as pods does not support port-forwarding.

[@naveenprasad432]

Your way of explanation and especially the pictorial representation is like awesome Anyone who watch this session will have no further doubts Good work , keep it up Thanks for this

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Nice Pavan ..Simple and elegent.

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[@attilauhljar3636]

This cleared up so many questions I had after watching a bunch of other videos. Great job! Question: can I have both a LB service and a nodeport service to the same app? I want a VIP to my whole Openfire cluster, but also be able to log into the individual nodes' web console

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[@mubashir1976]

Hi Pavan, quick question on node port service, let say we have two worker nodes, with ips: 1.1.1.1, 1.1.1.2 respectively, pod1 is on node1. If we have to use node port service ( say 3000) we must also know which node is running the pod . In our case it is worker node1, if node1 goes down, Pod1 will be run on worker node2 but external users does not know that. they continue to use 1.1.1.1:3000. Right? Much appreciated!!

[@jalandharbehera2456]

Hi Bro, your videos are very informative and heart touching and please make videos regarding real time tasks in kuberntes that how we will resolve it, if you will make this type of videos then we feel proud and lots of help so please bro....🙏🙏

[@PavanElthepu]

Sure Jalandhar

[@rakeshmithra6199]

Nice explanation with easy way to understand hard topics ..Thankyou ..please Add Head less service also??..

[@PavanElthepu]

Thank you so much Rakesh. I'll cover it in some other video when we get a use case.

[@PavanElthepu]

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[@praveenmustoor654]

Thanks Pavan for the videos, clear explanations. can you please the GIT repo so that it will be easier to practice.

[@PavanElthepu]

Hi Praveen, you can find all the resources here: github.com/pelthepu/Kubernetes/tree/master/resources

[@praveenmustoor654]

@@PavanElthepu Am able to ping the pods without getting into the pods, with curl : i can get the pods response

[@user-hx6bh2fe8o]

With ClusterIP-type service, you showed load balancer runs properly by running your script since kube-proxy does as a load balancer. With Load Balancer-type service, the kube-proxy load balancer runs or not? The kube-proxy load balancer runs ONLY when ClusterIP or NodePort-type service is configured?

[@singhvirendra18]

I can curl from pod1 to pod2 using clusterIP successful but curl using service name gives response " could not resolve host ... " What could be the reason please suggest

[@onirkayas4385]

Y could not we access application on master node when we do curl cluster IP Curl cluster IP:port Above command I run on master node But didnot access

[@rex-dj5cu]

How service port and pod port is same?

[@udayyatham7316]

bro how to create local host in linux could you plz explain

[@priyanshu4016]

can you plan for series for isio

[@PavanElthepu]

Sure👍

[@smohanty3507]

could you please explain how nodePort works in multiple node scenario.

[@PavanElthepu]

Sure Mohanty. I’ll try to make a video on it

[@user-bu3em6zg4r]

@19:52 though we change the type: Loadbalance we still kept nodePort: 30000 👈 No problem If we place it over there?

[@PavanElthepu]

No problem

[@user-bu3em6zg4r]

@@PavanElthepu thanks Pavan Sir

[@ashishM11]

Hi, Pawan when I am trying to access Nodeport service from browser it doesn't work any suggestions. I followed exactly what you did in the video.

[@vaibhavasundkar5527]

yes same is happening with me as well

[@md.zaferiqbal3289]

how can i get local cluster ip using kind , i am not using minikube (minikube ip -p local-cluster)

[@PavanElthepu]

in Kind, you can use the kubectl get nodes -o wide command to get the IP address of the control-plane node, which is the IP address of the Kubernetes cluster

[@RandyL86]

Good video but you need a new microphone. Hard to understand you.

[@rohanrustagi7857]

sir can you please explain multi-port service?

[@PavanElthepu]

I'll try to see if I can make a short video on it

[@priyanshu4016]

*istio

[@shivasurya1720]

You can use k instead of kubectl

[@srinivasanramu989]

Hi Pavan, I have created my own k8s cluster with one master and one worker nodes using kubeadm. I deployed my spring boot application and exposed a NodePort service for my spring boot deployment. My master node IP is 192.168.254.xx and my worker node IP is 192.168.254.yy, my node port service port is 30000, now could you please guide me on how to access my spring boot on the internet?

[@PavanElthepu]

Hi Srinivasan, If your node is reachable from outside of the Kubernetes cluster, you can access it with 192.168.254.yy:30000