OSI Model
It stands for Open System Interconnection. Initially there was no standard protocols but later ISO (International Standards Organization) has setup some common protocols to standardize network communication.OSI has been divided into seven layers. Physical LayerThis is the first layer in OSI model where data arrives in raw format (in bits). It is responsible for communication […]
Docker File
Docker File Docker file is basically used for automating image building. This is done via all details provided to a file which is known as Docker file.It is very useful for building images. You don’t need manual intervention to build images, upgrade it etc.You can write it anywhere in the system where you have access. […]
Extend resource capacity in Kubernetes Quota
How to extend resource capacity in Kubernetes Quota? If we capacity has been exhausted and we need to extend it. We can do in two way.Vertical and Horizontal upgrade.By horizontal upgrade, you can go ahead and add one more replica to running deployment. # kubectl get pods NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE varelite6-6545486c46-mj62w 1/1 Running […]
Kubernetes Resource Quota
Quota in Kubernetes is very helpful in administrating the deployments. We can decided these at Deployment level and namespace level as well. We can also configure at Objective level like Pods, RC or RS. Users can work in different name space with different resource quota and can decide what can be useful for app or […]
Some Commands helpful in Bash Shell Scripts
# cat /etc/crontab (To read/print any file) # cat –n /etc/crontab (To print files with line number) # cat /etc/crontab /etc/passwd (To print multiple files together) # tac /etc/crontab (To print exact opposite output from cat command) # wc /etc/crontab (To print line, word, character count of file) # wc -l /etc/crontab (To print line […]
Basic Operators in Shell Scripting
Logical Operator or Boolean Operator: && -a {Logical AND}: Execute the command when both conditions are true || -o {Logical OR}: Any of one condition will work. ! ! {Not equal to}: Negates the result of the condition. Note: If you will use “-a, -o, !” you need to use [ ] in condition while […]
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