kubernetes

You create Kubernetes manifests by defining core resources like Deployment, Service, ConfigMap, Secret, and Ingress. This Skill provides example manifests and best practices for configuring containerized applications to reach Running state in production clusters.

Debugging Kubernetes deployments involves applying operational best practices for monitoring and troubleshooting pods. This Skill covers debugging techniques and observability patterns to identify issues and ensure your containerized applications maintain production readiness.

Configuring security and networking for Kubernetes deployments requires defining Ingress, Service resources, and access controls. This Skill explains service networking patterns, health checks, and security configurations to protect applications running in real clusters.

You need StatefulSet or DaemonSet when deploying stateful applications or running pods across every node. This Skill explains deployment patterns for these resources alongside standard Deployments, helping you choose the right approach for your specific use case.

Yes, you apply your Deployment manifest and verify pods reach Running state. This Skill guides you through applying manifests and using kubectl operations to check pod status and ensure successful containerized application deployment.

Kubernetes deployments fail production readiness checks when missing health checks, security configurations, or proper observability patterns. This Skill provides best practices for configuring these core resources to ensure your containerized applications are production-ready.