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To be able to configure SecurityGroups we will have:
This is what needs to be done considering that we are going to use an ALB to direct traffic to the application.
26/08/2021
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To be able to configure SecurityGroups at the Pod level, we have two very differentiated tasks:
Let's take a look at what needs to be done on the cluster side.
25/08/2021
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Some applications might temporally not being able to server traffic due to some work it is doing: For example, loading data, contacting with external services... If we want to have a way to temporally disable traffic without restarting the application we will need to configure a readinessProbe
24/08/2021
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Every application will, eventually, fail. In order to detect that the container is failing and being able to recover this situation by restarting it we can use the livenessProbe.
23/08/2021
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If we want just a subset of Pods to be able to be scheduled on a given node we can achieve it using taints and tolerations
With a taint we can tell the cluster not to schedule Pods on this node, but with a toleration on a Pod we can allow it to tolerate this taint
20/08/2021
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