Answer» Terms that you should be familiar with before starting off with Kubernetes are enlisted below:
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| Cluster | It can be thought of as a group of physical or virtual servers where Kubernetes is installed. |
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| Nodes |
There are two types of Nodes,
- Master node is a physical or virtual server that is used to control the Kubernetes cluster.
- Worker node is the physical or virtual server where workload runs in given container technology.
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| Pods | The group of containers that shares the same network namespaces. |
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| Labels | These are the key-value pairs defined by the user and associated with Pods. |
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| Master | It controls plane components to provide access points for admins to manage the cluster workloads. |
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| Service | It can be viewed as an abstraction that serves as a proxy for a group of Pods performing a "service". |
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Since now we have a fair understanding of what Kubernetes is, let's now jump to the cheat sheet.
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