Master Microservices with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud - Step 03 – Creating Kubernetes Cluster with Google Kubernete Eng

The video tutorial introduces Kubernetes clusters, explaining their role as resource managers for virtual servers in the cloud. It details the structure of clusters, including nodes and master nodes, and guides viewers through creating a Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud. The tutorial also covers managing clusters, configuring workloads, and the importance of deleting clusters when not in use to save costs.

What is the primary role of Kubernetes as described in the video?

• To manage databases

• To manage network traffic

• To manage resources

• To manage user accounts

What does Kubernetes refer to virtual servers as?

• Engines

• Nodes

• Machines

• Instances

What is a cluster in Kubernetes?

• A group of databases

• A set of user accounts

• A combination of nodes and master nodes

• A network of virtual machines

What is the role of master nodes in a Kubernetes cluster?

• To store data

• To manage worker nodes

• To perform computational tasks

• To provide network access

What is the first step in creating a Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud?

• Creating a new project

• Enabling the Kubernetes engine

• Setting up billing

• Configuring network settings

What can you manage from the Kubernetes engine dashboard?

• Billing information

• Clusters and workloads

• Network settings

• User accounts

What is a recommended practice to avoid unnecessary charges when using Kubernetes clusters?

• Always keep clusters running

• Delete clusters when not in use

• Use the most powerful nodes

• Enable all available services