Your First Pod
Part of the Kubernetes course
In the last lesson you talked to a cluster, but you never asked it to run anything. That is the gap this lesson closes. Kubernetes does not run a container directly the way docker run does. It runs a Pod, a small wrapper around one container (or occasionally a few containers that need to share a network address and storage).
You will almost never create a bare Pod in a real system, for a reason you will see for yourself at the end of this lesson. But making one by hand, once, is the fastest way to see what every other Kubernetes object is standing on top of. ...
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Start this lessonYour First PodWhat you'll learn
- Pod manifest
- Kubectl apply
- Kubectl get
- Kubectl logs
- Kubectl exec
- Kubectl delete
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All lessons in this course
14 lessons- 1What is Kubernetes25 min
- 2Your First Pod30 min
- 3Deployments and ReplicaSets35 min
- 4Services35 min
- 5Probes and Self-Healing35 min
- 6ConfigMaps and Secrets35 min
- 7Volumes and Persistent Storage35 min
- 8Namespaces and Labels25 min
- 9Ingress35 min
- 10Helm Basics35 min
- 11Scaling and HPA30 min
- 12RBAC35 min
- 13Observability30 min
- 14Capstone: Deploy a Stack60 min
