Best Practices When Using Kubernetes
Explore essential Kubernetes best practices such as using namespaces for resource isolation, setting resource requests and limits, implementing horizontal pod autoscaling, defining readiness and liveness probes, managing configurations securely with ConfigMaps and Secrets, and establishing backup and disaster recovery plans. This lesson helps you improve cluster management, scalability, and application reliability in Kubernetes environments.
Best practices for Kubernetes involve using namespaces for resource isolation, setting resource requests and limits, and implementing horizontal pod autoscaling. These practices enhance manageability, scalability, and resource allocation in Kubernetes clusters. By adhering to these guidelines, we effectively orchestrate containerized applications, streamline deployment, and optimize resource utilization. We’ll discuss them further below.
Use namespaces
Namespaces are a way to partition and organize resources within a Kubernetes cluster. They provide logical separation and isolation of ...