Kubernetes for the Absolute Beginners - Hands-On - Microservices Application on Kubernetes

The video tutorial explains how to deploy applications on a Kubernetes cluster. It covers the deployment of applications as pods, the importance of planning, and the configuration of services for internal and external access. The tutorial also discusses naming conventions, access strategies, and the use of Docker images. Key steps include deploying pods, enabling connectivity, and creating services for Redis and PostgreSQL databases. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using services instead of IP addresses for scalability and reliability.

What is the primary goal of deploying applications as containers on a Kubernetes cluster?

Explain the connectivity requirements for the applications deployed in the Kubernetes cluster.

Why is it important to name the Redis service as 'Redis' in the context of the voting and worker applications?

What is the significance of using environment variables instead of hardcoding service names in application code?

How do you enable external access for the voting and result applications in the Kubernetes cluster?

What are the differences between the services created for Redis and PostgreSQL in terms of accessibility?

Describe the role of the worker app in the overall architecture of the deployed applications.