@arjay_mccandless: Kubernetes (K8s) is extremely powerful (and complicated). This is a 60 second breakdown of the key components to understand before you try to use it. Kubernetes is extremely common in industry and a core component of distributed systems when deploying docker applications. #coding #devops #programming #docker #kubernetes #k8s #csmajors #systemdesign

JustJo 🇸🇪🏳️‍🌈 :

Kubernetes is great as long as you can get someone else to manage it

McG800 :

Did anybody else see that thing crawling in the background of the video in the first part?

Riskyflwrs :

what aboud authentication and authorization? 👀🔥

Junior Zeros :

This is great presentation and like learning in light speed like k8 when it’s working lol

YaMo :

again amazing content great job. would be good to also highlight that you need kubernetes at scale for such a fast API application if you don't have 100k+ users you don't need kubernetes.

Bilal Ather :

I would love for you to review my architecture

Segmentation Fault ♥️ :

What’s crawling in the back at 7s?

Mr_S1n1ster :

Kubernetes tuts for vibe coders is crazy 🤣

Mac n’ Cheese 😡 :

the bug at 7 seconds 🪳

Shylvari :

why not using docker swarm?

Python :

Hi, can you please explain in practical when to use Serverless fucntions using Lambda vs Ec2, real world examples

Bkr Malick :

k8s is almost never worth it. unless you have more than 100k users don’t worry about it

Robert :

thank you for making these

Michael Go171 :

Stealing this for when interviewers ask me for problems and how I fixed it.

Evil AI :

Heard of KISS?

lamshah :

good sir thanks for the solutions for diff use case but it seem your solution assume most viewers are MNC owner with big budget. y not provide solution for small business?

Pratik Singh :

Difficult concept to explain well done brother

🍇 :

Great content

NickLoreOfLondon🇬🇧 :

Cloud Run, EKS, AKS, Nomad, Kubernetes. In that order if you're not familiar k8s

johnwickreturn0 :

All this to serve my TODO webapp with myself and my mom as users

user7915770234405 :

😅

Julien Beck853 :

😁😁😁

Sin Of Barraka :

thepapanoob :

Nodes arent vm by definition. They can be vm, baremetal or even containers (dont do that). And also kubernetes isnt a silver bullet. Your application still has to be architectured to actually allow for this type of scaling. One easy example to grasp is session storage wich has to be available for all pods.

skip :

Ahhh manually using Kubernetes seems a bit overkill. Let’s stick it in ECS, or a firecracker-based solution like fly.io. We could even go with a fully managed Railway solution if traffic needs are low enough.