Kubernetes exposed pods with replicas
Visualize the deployment and scaling of containerized applications with this Kubernetes pods and replicas diagram example.
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about this example
Proper pod replication and exposure are crucial for Kubernetes' high availability and load balancing. This example includes:
- Service Exposure: Showcases a service (
svc
) directing traffic to pods viaÂyour.domain.com
. - Replication Controllers: Highlights the use of replication controllers (
rs
) to manage multiple pod replicas. - Deployment Management: Depicts a deployment (
deploy
) as the declarative update mechanism for pods and replicas. - Resource Management: Details resource management policies including network policies (
netpol
), quotas, and limits to maintain cluster health.
When to use
- Application Scaling: For engineers planning the scaling strategy for a Kubernetes-deployed application.
- Resilience Planning: When designing systems for resilience, employing replication controllers and horizontal pod autoscalers (
hpa
). - Policy Enforcement: For teams implementing network, resource quotas, and limits policies to enforce security and efficiency.
How to use
- Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram.
- Customize diagram: Add/modify nodes, groups, and relationships using a diagram-as-code syntax to customize it for your Kubernetes setup.
- Customize layout: Arrange the elements on the diagram to reflect the specific architecture and workflows of your system.
- Collect feedback: Distribute the diagram among your team and solicit feedback to improve the design and ensure a clear understanding.
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