Ah, yes, look at this, the end of a module.
Congratulations! But in fact, double congratulations because you,
in fact, have reached the end of this course.
What an achievement!
Congratulations!
We've been looking in this module at working with Kubernetes and
microservices, and we've seen in the quick overview that we're able to
create deployments. Deployments are ways of creating instances of our
containers. Now depending how many containers we want to create is really
the scale that we put into our deployment.
Each container that runs within our deployment is known as a Pod.
To make our microservices or our services, they need to be accessible via a
cluster IP address, and this is what we do with our expose of our deployment.
And that's it, a very quick overview, but enough to get you up and running and
to understand Kubernetes and to start practicing. And remember, practice is
the most important, where you can go through and start setting up things that
you want to set up and seeing how you can scale those resources to match your
needs.
But I say congratulations because you've got to the end of both this module and
this course, and I do really thank you so much for supporting my courses because without you, none of this would be possible.