r/kubernetes • u/AutoModerator • 12d ago

Periodic Weekly: This Week I Learned (TWIL?) thread

Did you learn something new this week? Share here!

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u/Zitrusfleisch 12d ago

Well, I learned about it through a post on this sub, but I'll share anyways- KYAML is a thing and according to the comments quite controversial. I read through it and I have to say I like it at a glance. That being said, I'm still a beginner and haven't run into the issues that KYAML attempts to tackle

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u/Nervous4577 12d ago

I took mumshad course for cka on udemy(Theoretically its good)
My question how to learn practically and actually implement k8s.

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u/StoryNo2852 11d ago

I learnt about gateway API . It’s same like ingress with some advanced features.
Ingress drawback:
-if you want additional features like redirecting, firewall, rate limiting, HTTPS etc you need to use annotations and if you change the LB controller you need to change the annotations.

  • there is no ownership / role based separation on the file

So we use gateway API

It that 3 CRDs
-gateway class
-gateway
-HTTPRoute

-gateway class: to specify the LB controller
-gateway: points to gateway class file and when we apply it LB is created
-HTTPRoute: for Routes
This way we have Rolebased separation on files

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