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Deployments for Stateless Apps

Use Deployments to manage stateless applications, enabling rolling updates and rollbacks.

Meet Kubernetes Deployments

Welcome to a fundamental concept in Kubernetes: Deployments! They are your go-to resource for managing stateless applications.

Think of a Deployment as a blueprint for your application. It tells Kubernetes how many copies (replicas) of your app you want running and how to update them without downtime.

Deployments for Stateless Apps — illustration 1

Beyond Pods and ReplicaSets

You've learned about Pods (the smallest unit) and ReplicaSets (ensuring a certain number of Pods).

A Deployment sits on top of a ReplicaSet. It provides a higher-level abstraction for:

  • Creating and updating ReplicaSets.
  • Rolling out new versions of your application.
  • Rolling back to previous versions if something goes wrong.

This makes managing your applications much easier and safer.

All lessons in this course

  1. Deployments for Stateless Apps
  2. Services for Network Access
  3. ConfigMaps & Secrets
  4. Ingress and External Routing
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