Operations @Wnsholdings | CB @AWS Containers Domain | 🥑Contributor @kubernetesio Simplifying Complex topics into Visual Guides for you | Author @kubesimplify

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Understanding Linux Kernel for DevOps/SRE Engineers. A Visual Guide with Diagrams!! 🧵👇
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Had a great Google Meet with @akshayktwt today!🙌 It was wonderful reconnecting since we first met at the @kubesimplify event in December 2022. Akshay shared his journey from unpaid intern to DevOps Engineer at NIC.We also talked about KubeCon this December! 🚀 Thanks, Akshay!
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Krishnamohan Yerrabilli ☸️ retweeted
🎬 Behind the Scenes of Kubernetes 🎬 You type one command and BOOM 🤯 – Kubernetes goes to work! 🚀 But what REALLY happens when you create a deployment? Imagine Kubernetes as a movie set 🎥 Here’s what goes on backstage when you run: "kubectl create deployment nginx-pods --image=nginx --replicas=3" 🌐 API Server (The Director) – orchestrating the entire show, ensuring everything is in place. 🎬 🗂️ etcd (The Script Supervisor) – keeping track of every change, ensuring your cluster's state is always known. 📝 🎯 Scheduler (The Casting Director) – finding the perfect actors (nodes) for your pods, matching resources and availability. 🎯 🤖 Controller Manager (The Continuity Expert) – ensuring your pods are always up and running as intended. 📈 📦 Nodes (The Actors) – bringing your containers (your app!) to life. With some help from CRI, CNI, and CSI for performance, networking, and storage. 🎭 🐳 Container Runtime (The Production Assistant) – Pull your app image (nginx) from Docker Hub and prepare it to perform. 🎥 Kubernetes is a blockbuster in automation – making sure your apps are always on the stage, ready to shine! 🌟 Check out this diagram for the full backstage view! 👇 #Kubernetes #CloudNative #DevOps #BehindTheScenes #K8sExplained #TechTheater
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Krishnamohan Yerrabilli ☸️ retweeted
⚠️ Hiring Alert ⚠️ @DevtronL is looking for technical content writer with some understanding of cloud-native technologies & a passion for content. There isn’t any experience cap, the only important thing is you should be passionate about your work. Reach out to me if interested
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📚 Regretfully, I had to put my DevOps visual book project on hold. 🙏 I realized I need more experience to deliver the quality you deserve. But, I'm committed to learning and growing, so I can help you all better in the future! thank you for your understanding!
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I'm working on writing a book! I'll release it by the end of July. You'll understand almost everything you need to know about Docker. I'll explain it with over 100 diagrams, and everything will be free!
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Once you find your why, you don't need any external motivation to do what you're doing. Find your why.
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Krishnamohan Yerrabilli ☸️ retweeted
BPF was originally designed for packet filtering, but it has evolved into a versatile framework that can be used for a wide range of purposes. With the introduction of eBPF, it has become even more powerful and flexible. Let's dive into the topic 🧵👇
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BPF was originally designed for packet filtering, but it has evolved into a versatile framework that can be used for a wide range of purposes. With the introduction of eBPF, it has become even more powerful and flexible. Let's dive into the topic 🧵👇
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12/12 Role of BPF in packet filtering Packet filtering is the most common use case of BPF, as it allows network packets to be efficiently filtered at the kernel level. BPF is a versatile tool that can be used for various system-level applications beyond just packet filtering.
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My mission is to guide people who want to get into DevOps, from basics to advanced!! If you had a good time reading this please retweet the first tweet to help others as well. See you with another one soon, Have a Wonderful day!!
BPF was originally designed for packet filtering, but it has evolved into a versatile framework that can be used for a wide range of purposes. With the introduction of eBPF, it has become even more powerful and flexible. Let's dive into the topic 🧵👇
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