Networking and Kubernetes
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Networking and Kubernetes
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Networking And Kubernetes: A Layered Approach ✍️ By @strongjz and @isthelaststop 📓Available from @OReillyMedia

Day 1 of learning DevOps: Networking Fundamentals 🛜What is a Network? A network is a collection of connected devices that can communicate and share resources 🧑💻Key Concepts: 🔎IP Address: Your device's unique address on a network (like a house address) 📀DNS (Domain Name System): Translates domain names to IP addresses 🔋Ports: Virtual points where network connections start/end (like different doors to a house) 🔌Protocols: Rules for how data is transmitted (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, etc.) 🎛️Let's do some practical exercises: Check your IP address: `ipconfig` For Linux/Mac: `ifconfig` Look up a domain's IP: `nslookup x.com` Check if a server is responding: `ping x.com` Common Port Numbers to Remember: ``` HTTP: 80 HTTPS: 443 FTP: 21 SSH: 22 DNS: 53 ``` Try demo: Try visiting x.com in your browser and then use these tools to: - Find its IP address - Ping the server Check your own IP address ☎️ This foundation will help you understand how web applications communicate and set you up for more advanced networking concepts. 🧰Want to test your knowledge? Try explaining back to me: 👉What's the difference between an IP address and a domain name? 👉Why do we need different ports? 👉What happens when you type x.com in your browser? Follow @ghumare64 for Day 2 of DevOps; We will learn DevOps Daily.















In this blog post, you will delve into the essentials of network traffic within Kubernetes clusters, explore tools and techniques for packet capturing, and unearth best practices to ensure our efforts are efficient and safe ➜ jysk.tech/inspect-deploy…












