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Kubernetes Namespace. what is a namespace? | by Nandhabalan Marimuthu | May, 2021 | Medium

admin 5 months ago in

Namespaces are intended for use in environments with many users spread across multiple teams, or projects. Namespaces cannot be nested inside one another and each Kubernetes resource can only be in one namespace. Namespaces are a way to divide cluster resources between multiple users. Kubernetes is using a default namespace as default. you can create a namespace by using a command prompt or using a…

Namespaces in Kubernetes – Gaurav Kaushik – Medium

admin 7 months ago in

Namespaces are a way to separate & organize objects in a cluster.Namespaces are basically virtual clusters backed by the same physical cluster.Kubernetes objects, such as pods & containers, live in namespaces. All clusters have a default namespace. This is used when no other namespace is specified. kubeadm also creates a ‘kube-system’ namespace for system components.a) List existing namespaces with kubectl: b) To check pods in…

Kubernetes namespaces. what is a namespace | by Konstantinos Patronas | Mar, 2021 | Medium

admin 7 months ago in

Namespaces are virtual clusters backed by the same physical cluster. Kubernetes objects like pods and containers live in namespaces, essentially a namespaces is a way to organize objects in your kubernetes cluster Namespaces is a very useful tool if you have many different type of applications running or if you have multiple teams that share the cluster. working with namespaces All Kubernetes clusters have a…

Kubernetes Namespace in a Nutshell | by Jerry Liu | Jan, 2021 | Medium

admin 9 months ago in

Kubernetes namespaces are virtual clusters backed by the same physical cluster. Kubernetes starts with four default namespaces — default, kube-node-lease, kube-public and kube-system. default is the namespace for deployments that do not give a namespace. kube-system is, as its name suggests, the namespace reserved for all things related to Kubernetes systems. kube-public is readable by public by default, but your Kubernetes system admin can restrict…

Part 4 – Namespaces in Kubernetes | by Erhan Cetin | Nov, 2020 | Medium

admin 11 months ago in

Smooth Transition to Kubernetes Please check the news-tracker-application on Github and Ephemeral Pods. Those will help to make this post understandable. The Labels are being used to organize Kubernetes objects. Let’s take a closer look at our application pods with labels figure. As you see in the figure above, we have multiple pods and can do any operation with label filtering, like : Is that…