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My notes from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_o8dwzRlu4 and other videos
What is kubernetes
- an open source container orchestration tool
- helps you manage apps that are made of 100s or 1000s of containers in different dev environments (cloud, local, etc)
Container Orchestration Tool
- manages many containers
- offers high availability (little to no downtime)
- offers scalability
- offers disaster recovery (backup and restore)
Kubernetes Cluster Structure
at least 1 Master Node
has:
- API Server (the entrypoint for the kubernetes cluster), this is what the kubernetes clients (UI, API, CLI, etc) will talk to
- Controller Manager
- keeps track of the cluster (i.e. a container has died, restart it)
- Scheduler
- decides on which node any new container should be scheduled
- it does this based on workload, server resources on each node, etc
- etcd
- key/value storage for the current state of the cluster
- holds the current config data, status data of each node/the node's container, etc
- snapshots of this etcd are used for RECOVERY
connected to it, there are many smaller
Worker Nodes
all of which have:
- a kublet (kubernetes process that talks to other kublets and master node) running on it
- docker containers (which do the work)
Virtual Network
- spans all the nodes in the cluster
- enables the nodes to talk to each other
Note: in most prod environments, it's recommended to have more than one master node so that if one of them fails, the process can continue running