TL;DR: Kubernetes v1.32 introduces key enhancements, including auto-removing PVCs, improved pod lifecycle and resource allocation and management, OpenTelemetry tracing and graceful shutdowns, ensuring a modern, secure and efficient infrastructure.
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TLDR; Kubernetes Labels and Selectors are one of the Kubernetes fundamentals for identifying and relating resources to each other. Labels are the properties attached to each object. Selector helps us to filter the objects which have labels attached to them.
TL;DR: Developers do not need to operate Kubernetes Clusters with kubectl. Platforms help streamline the DX and provide them just the right information
TL;DR: Master Kubernetes node scheduling with Node Affinity. Learn how to attract pods to specific nodes based on labels, resources and more. Explore practical examples and use Devtron to manage Kubernetes deployments seamlessly.
TL;DR: Learn about Persistent Volumes (PVs) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) to ensure your data persists even when pods are deleted. This blog provides a hands-on guide to creating and managing storage resources in Kubernetes, covering everything from ephemeral volumes to storage classes.
K3s is a lightweight Kubernetes perfect for edge devices, offering simplified deployments and easy upgrades. Devtron's dashboard makes managing K3s even easier with multi-cluster visibility and robust application management.
TL:DR: Kubernetes Operators are powerful but can be overkill for simple deployments. Explore alternatives like Helm, ArgoCD, and Devtron to streamline your Kubernetes deployments without sacrificing efficiency.
TL;DR: Kubernetes Services simplify networking for dynamic applications. This blog explains ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, & ExternalName service types, their use cases and how to manage them easily.