Category: VMware

Restarting a Pod in Kubernetes is a process that might initially seem simple, yet it operates within the complex architecture of container orchestration. Unlike traditional systems where a restart might involve stopping and starting a service, Kubernetes takes a different approach. It doesn’t restart Pods in place. Instead, it terminates the existing instance and schedules […]

Kubernetes has revolutionized how applications are deployed, scaled, and managed in modern computing environments. As a dynamic container orchestration system, it automates a significant portion of application lifecycle management. However, there are instances when a manual intervention becomes necessary—especially when troubleshooting or inspecting the behavior of a containerized application. One of the most direct and […]

Managing file transfers between your local machine and Kubernetes Pods is a common and essential task for developers, administrators, and DevOps professionals. Whether you need to troubleshoot a service, update static files, or back up configurations, the ability to copy files efficiently can streamline operations. The kubectl cp command provides a simple yet powerful way […]

Kubernetes is widely used for managing containerized applications, offering automation, scalability, and flexibility for modern development teams. While Kubernetes brings powerful orchestration to applications, diagnosing and debugging application issues within its environment can still be complex. One of the most effective ways to uncover the root cause of an issue in a Kubernetes cluster is […]

Kubernetes is a widely used platform for orchestrating containerized applications. Its ability to manage containers across a cluster of machines makes it a go-to choice for modern development and deployment environments. However, managing containers at scale is not always seamless. One of the most common operational issues users face is the message that says “Back-Off […]

In a Kubernetes environment, working with multiple clusters, users, and namespaces is common, especially in organizations where teams operate on separate projects or across different environments such as development, staging, and production. When navigating such complexity, maintaining clarity and efficiency becomes essential. This is where Kubernetes contexts play a critical role. Contexts act as shortcuts […]