Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of k8srollingback2023


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Dec 8, 2023, 2:03:44 PM (12 months ago)
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    77'''Step 1: Create a Deployment'''
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    9 1. Create a Deployment YAML File: myappdeployment2.yaml
     91. Create a Deployment YAML File: `myappdeployment2.yaml`
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    1111{{{
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    3838'''Step 2: Update the Deployment'''
    3939
    40 1. Update the Image: Change the image in your deployment to a new version. For example, update nginx:1.16 to nginx:1.17.
     401. Update the Image: Change the image in your deployment to a new version. For example, update `nginx:1.16` to `nginx:1.17`.
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    42422. Apply the Updated Deployment:
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    44 `kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml`
     44`kubectl apply -f myappdeployment2.yaml`
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    4646• Monitor the Rollout:
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    6262Step 1: Trigger a Faulty Update'''
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    64 1. Update the Deployment with a Faulty Image: Change the image to a non-existent or faulty one, like nginx:1.18-faulty.
     641. Update the Deployment with a Faulty Image: Change the image to a non-existent or faulty one, like `nginx:1.18-faulty`.
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    66662. Apply the Faulty Deployment:
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    68 `kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml`
     68`kubectl apply -f myappdeployment2.yaml`
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    7070==== Step 2: Rollback the Update ====
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    72721. Check the Rollout History:
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    74 `kubectl rollout history deployment/myapp-deployment`
     74`kubectl rollout history deployment/myapp-deployment2`
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    7676• Rollback to a Previous Revision: Find the revision number you want to rollback to (e.g., 2) and execute:
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    78 `kubectl rollout undo deployment/myapp-deployment --to-revision=2`
     78`kubectl rollout undo deployment/myapp-deployment2 --to-revision=2`
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    8080• Verify the Rollback:
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    8484The Pods should be running with the image from the previous stable revision.
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    86 ==== Additional Tips ====
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    88 • Automated Rollbacks: Set up readiness and liveness probes in your deployment to automatically rollback if the new version fails to start properly.
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    90 • Canary Deployments: For more controlled updates, consider using canary deployments where only a subset of Pods is updated initially.
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    92 • Blue/Green Deployments: Another strategy is blue/green deployment, where you deploy a new version alongside the old version and switch traffic once the new version is verified.
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    94 By mastering these deployment strategies, you can ensure smooth updates and quick recovery in your Kubernetes environment.
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