Kubernetes Part 6 of n : Health Checks / Readiness Probes / Scaling Deployments

So this post will continue to build upon our example pod/deployment/service that we have been using for the entire series of posts. Just a reminder the rough outline is as follows: What is Kubernetes / Installing Minikube What are pods/labels, declaring your first pod Services Singletons, such as a DB ConfigMaps/Secrets LivenessProbe/ReadinessProbe/Scaling Deployments (this post) Where is the code again? And here is the code : https://github.com/sachabarber/KubernetesExamples the code for this one is in the https://github.com/sachabarber/KubernetesExamples/tree/master/Post6_SimpleServiceStackPod_HealthChecks area And here is the Docker Cloud repo that builds on what we did last time, but adds some more stuff for this post :https://hub.docker.com/r/sachabarber/sswebapp-post-6/ What did we talk about last time? Last time we looked at config maps/secrets. So what is this post about? This time we will focus our attention on the following Liveness probes Readingess probes Scaling Deployments Liveness Probes Liveness probes are used by Kubernetes to work out whether a container is deemed healthy.

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