Q1. How does Git differ from SVN (i.e Subversion)? A1. #1. Git is a distributed source control system meaning that there will be multiple client repositories. SVN is one repository with lots of clients. … Read more ›...
Q1. How does Git differ from SVN (i.e Subversion)? A1. #1. Git is a distributed source control system meaning that there will be multiple client repositories. SVN is one repository with lots of clients. … Read more ›...
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Q1. What is the difference between Docker & Kubernetes? A1. Docker & Kubernetes can function without each other, and also both can compliment each other. Docker enables us to run, create and manage containers on a single operating system. If you have Docker installed on a number of hosts with...
Q01. What is a Kubernetes object? A01. One of the key concepts in Kubernetes is the “desired state,” which refers to the configurations of the applications that you want to deploy and run. A desired state includes things like how many instances of applications should be running, … Read more...
Q01. What is the difference between Docker & Kubernetes Volumes? A01. Docker Volume and Kubernetes Persistent Volume serve similar purposes, but they differ in a number of ways. a) Docker Volumes are used in Docker environments, … Read more ›...
Q01. What is a Service in Kubernetes? A01. A Kubernetes service is a logical abstraction for a deployed group of pods in a cluster that perform the same function. Why do you need a service object? Why do you need a service object in k8s when each pod gets its...
Q01. What is a Helm chart in Kubernetes? A01. A Helm chart is a package manager for Kubernetes. A chart is a collection of files that describe a related set of Kubernetes resources. It contains all the necessary resources to deploy an application to a Kubernetes cluster. … Read more...
Q1. What is Jenkins? A1. Jenkins is an open source CI/CD (i.e. Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery/Deployment) server written in Java with over 2000 plugins (E.g. Maven, Git, Amazon EC2, Docker, Ansible, etc) for various development, testing and deployment tasks. Refer to Jenkins Plugin Index for the plugins and the...
Q1. What is DevOps? A1. Traditionally the developers & IT operations work in silos where the developers code, build, test & release the software artefacts and the IT operations deploy & monitor the applications. In DevOps a unified team apply the CI/CD practices with automation tools like Jenkins/Bamboo, … Read...
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