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I’ll start with brief overview of the pieces of Kubernetes needed (rc, manifest, etc) and a running cluster as a prerequisite. I’ll show off a simple go app with a web server. I’ll add a /healthz endpoint, build and push my image to a registry. I’ll reference my new image in the manifest. I will then deploy my manifest into my cluster to create a pod. I’ll show the audience how to talk to my /healthz endpoint. I’ll then go back and introduce the liveness probe and put the liveness probe definition into the manifest, delete my existing rc, re-deploy my new manifest, and show off the logs for the pod confirming that the health check is being performed at the specified intervals.
Your App Is Alive
Michelle Noorali
Michelle is a software engineer at Deis. She currently works on Helm, a Kubernetes package manager.