![Understanding what ndots is used for and how its used in DNS](https://socketdaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ndots-dns-config-1024x585.jpeg)
Understanding ndots in DNS Configurations
In DNS configurations, ndots determine how domain names are processed based on the number of dots (.) they contain.
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Understanding the Canary Deployment Strategy in Kubernetes
A canary deployment strategy involves releasing updates to a small subset of users before rolling out the changes to the entire user base.
![Ultimate guide to k8s apiVersions](https://socketdaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/k8s-apiVersion-ultimate-guide-1024x585.jpeg)
Which Kubernetes apiVersion Should You Use?
Learn everything you need to know about Kubernetes apiVersions for you objects with our ultimate guide: The best guide you'll ever need.
![What are minions in Kubernetes?](https://socketdaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/what-are-minions-1024x585.jpeg)
What are minions in Kubernetes?
While "minions" is an older term, "worker nodes" is the more current and commonly used term in Kubernetes documentation and discussions.
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How to Get a List of Jobs Created by ScaledJob in Kubernetes
Get a list of jobs created by ScaledJobs, which are dynamically created by Kubernetes-based Event Driven Autoscaler (KEDA).
![Adding a Custom Nameserver to CoreDNS in Kubernetes](https://socketdaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/coredns-custom-nameserver-1024x585.jpeg)
Adding a Custom Nameserver to CoreDNS in Kubernetes
CoreDNS is a flexible and scalable...
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Install kubectl on Ubuntu using the apt package manager
A quick guide to help you install the kubectl command on Ubuntu Linux - the official k8s CLI - using the apt package manager to interact with your Kubernetes cluster.
![The difference between kubectl apply and kubectl create](https://socketdaddy.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/kubectl-apply-create-1024x585.jpeg)
The difference between kubectl apply and kubectl create
Understand the differences between kubectl apply and kubectl create in Kubernetes and when to use each for managing k8s resources.
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How to Drain a Node in Kubernetes
How to drain a node in Kubernetes and take it offline for maintenance, upgrades or for decommissioning. Easy step-by-step guide.