Kubernetes CKA Practice Question #15 – Investigating Cluster Events and Pod Failures

In this video, we dive into Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) Practice Question #15, focusing on how to monitor and investigate Kubernetes cluster events. We will use kubectl to list the latest events in the cluster, ordered by their creation timestamp. Next, we'll explore how different failure scenarios affect the cluster by manually killing the kube-proxy pod and container, then comparing the events they trigger.

Key steps in this video:
- How to display and monitor cluster events in Kubernetes.
- Killing the kube-proxy Pod on a worker node and observing the events.
- Killing the containerd container of the kube-proxy Pod and comparing the resulting events.
- Analyzing the differences between these two failure types and how - Kubernetes handles them.

This walkthrough provides valuable insights for Kubernetes administrators who want to improve their skills in troubleshooting and monitoring cluster events. This task is essential in real-world scenarios for maintaining healthy Kubernetes clusters.

Topics covered:
- Kubernetes event monitoring
- Killing Kubernetes Pods and containers
- kubectl event commands for troubleshooting
- Analyzing Pod and container failure events

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Видео Kubernetes CKA Practice Question #15 – Investigating Cluster Events and Pod Failures канала Nauman Munir