How Do We Deploy Pods?
Explore the methods of deploying Kubernetes Pods directly via manifests or indirectly using workload controllers. Understand the benefits of controllers for self-healing, scaling, and rolling updates. Learn about the Pod network and how it enables communication across cluster nodes, alongside considerations for securing it with Network Policies.
We'll cover the following...
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static Pods vs. controllers
There are two ways to deploy Pods:
Directly via a Pod manifest (rare)
Indirectly via a workload resource and controller (most common)
Deploying directly from a Pod manifest creates a static Pod that cannot self-heal, scale, or perform rolling updates. This is because they’re only managed by the kubelet on the node they’re running ...