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The document provides an overview of Kubernetes and its key components including Pods, Replication Controllers, ReplicaSets, and Deployment Controllers. It describes each component's function and outlines practical use cases for managing deployments, such as creating, updating, rolling back, scaling, and pausing deployments. The training resource emphasizes Kubernetes as an open-source platform for automating container orchestration and management.

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What is Kubernetes?
Google’s
Brainchild.
Now, donated
to CNCF
Groups
containers
into logical
units
Open source
and portable
platform
Automates
scaling of
workloads
Groups
containers
into logical
units
A container
orchestration
tool
Written in Go
programming
language

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Used for applications which are dependent
on other applications/services for their
functioning.
Is widely used when a container runs on a
physical machine on top of an operating
system.
What is a Pod?
Pod 1
Container Image
Pod 2
Container Image
Container Image
Pod is the basic unit of Kubernetes. A pod can consist of one or more container images.

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Replication Controller
Replication Controller is one of the key features of Kubernetes, and is responsible for managing the pod
lifecycle. It owns the responsibility for making sure that the specified number of pod replicas are running at
any given point of time.

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ReplicaSets
ReplicaSet ensures how many replica of pod should be running. It can be considered as a replacement of
replication controller.

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Deployment Controllers
Deployment Controller are declarative in
nature to provide the required information /
updates to pods and ReplicaSets.
Deployment Controller changes the actual
state of the defined desired state of controller
object.

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Update Deployment
Pause the
deployment to apply
multiple fixes and
then the deployment
can be resumed.
Pause the Deployment
Use – Case 5
Each and every
deployment can
be scaled up or
scaled down
based on the
requirement.
Scale a Deployment
Use – Case 4
Used in case
when the current
state of the
deployment is not
stable. Only the
container image
gets updated..
Use – Case 3
A new ReplicaSet
is created and the
Deployment is
updated. Each
new ReplicSet
updates the
revision of
Deployment.
Use - Case 2
A deployment is
created. Once that
is done the
ReplicaSet
automatically
creates Pods in the
background.
Use - Case 1
Create a Deployment
Rollback Deployment
Deployment Use-Cases

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Use – Case: 1 : Create a Deployment
Let us create a deployment and see how the
ReplicaSets run in the background.
Kubectl create deployment.yaml
Kubectl get deployments

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Use – Case: 2 : Update Deployments
Let us update the previous deployment and see how
the container image gets updated.
Kubectl edit
deployment/deploymentname
Kubectl rollout status deployment
deploymentname

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Use – Case: 3 : Rollback Deployment
Let us roll back to a previous deployment to see the
history of Deployments.
kubectl rollout history
deployment/deploymentname
kubectl rollout undo
deployment/deploymentname

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Use – Case: 4 : Scale up a Deployment
Let us scale up or scale down a deployment based on
the requirements.
kubectl scale deployment
deploymentname --replicas=4
kubectl autoscale deployment
nginx-deployment

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Use – Case: 5 : Pause a Deployment
Let us pause a deployment, apply the required fixes
and then resume back the deployment.
kubectl rollout pause
deployment/deploymentname
kubectl rollout resume
deploy/deploymentname

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