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Hand-written tutorials, ordered as a recommended learning path.

  1. 41 Pod Disruption Budgets Learn how PodDisruptionBudgets keep your service available during voluntary disruptions like node drains, with real YAML and the failure modes to watch.
  2. 42 K8s RBAC A concise tour of Kubernetes RBAC: roles vs cluster roles, bindings, service accounts, and patterns that scale without becoming a permissions zoo.
  3. 43 Probes Understand the difference between readiness and liveness probes in Kubernetes, when to use each, and how to configure them safely in production workloads.
  4. 44 Requests/Limits What requests and limits really do, how they interact with the scheduler and the OOM killer, and how to set them without overpaying or getting throttled.
  5. 45 Secrets Practical patterns for managing Kubernetes Secrets safely: encryption at rest, external secret stores, RBAC scoping, rotation, and avoiding common leaks.
  6. 46 Istio Overview Understand what a service mesh actually does, how Istio implements it on Kubernetes, and when the operational cost is worth the features you gain.
  7. 47 Stateful vs Stateless Understand when to use Deployments vs StatefulSets, what stable identity buys you, and how to operate stateful workloads safely on Kubernetes.
  8. 48 Vertical Pod Autoscaler Learn how the Vertical Pod Autoscaler right-sizes CPU and memory requests, when to use it instead of HPA, and how to deploy it safely in production.
  9. 49 Deployments vs StatefulSets Understand the real differences between Deployments and StatefulSets in Kubernetes. Learn which workloads belong in each, with concrete YAML and rollout behavior.
  10. 50 Kubernetes Services A clear guide to Kubernetes Services. Learn what ClusterIP, NodePort, LoadBalancer, and headless Services do, and when to use each in real clusters.
  11. 51 Helm Basics Learn Helm fundamentals: helm install, charts, values.yaml, templating, releases, and when to choose Helm over plain Kubernetes YAML manifests.