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Kubernetes StatefulSet simply explained | Deployment vs StatefulSet
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StatefulSet Kubernetes | Understand what StatefulSet in Kubernetes is and how it works
Using StatefulSet in practice 🙅🏼♀️ ► https://youtu.be/JGtJj_nAA2s
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In this Kubernetes StatefulSet tutorial, I explain the difference between Deployment and StatefulSet.
I also show you how to deploy databases using StatefulSet component.
Kubernetes StatefulSets are used to deploy specifically stateful applications. In order to understand how StatefulSet works, you first need to understand how database clusters work, as well concepts of Kubernets StatefulSet vs Deployment.
While StatefulSet is used for stateful applications, Deployment component is used to deploy stateless applications. So the question is: what is the difference between Deployment and StatefulSet components?
Pods deployed by Deployment are identical and interchangeable, created in random order with random hashes in their Pod names.
In contrast to that, the Pods deployed by StatefulSet component are NOT identical. They each have their own sticky identity, which they keep between restarts and each can be addressed individually. Thus, they can't be created or deleted at the same time or in any order.
How these identities are created and why its so important, I explain in detail in this video.
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0:00 - Intro
0:07 - What is StatefulSet? Difference of stateless and stateful applications
1:57 - Deployment of stateful and stateless applications
3:42 - Deployment vs StatefulSet
5:40 - Pod Identity
6:14 - Scaling database applications: Master and Slave Pods
10:15 - Pod state
11:40 - Pod Identifier
13:17 - 2 Pod endpoints
14:27 - Final note - replicating stateful apps
15:26 - What we covered and what to learn next
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'start': 788.034, 'weight': 0.944, 'content': [{'end': 797.259, 'text': 'And again, all these mechanisms are in place in order to protect the data and the state that the stateful application depends on.', 'start': 788.034, 'duration': 9.225}, {'end': 805.104, 'text': 'In addition to these fixed, predictable names, each pod in a stateful set gets its own DNS endpoint from a service.', 'start': 797.539, 'duration': 7.565}, {'end': 813.129, 'text': "So there's a service name for the stateful application, just like for deployment, for example, that will address any replica pod.", 'start': 805.244, 'duration': 7.885}, {'end': 821.115, 'text': 'And plus, in addition to that, there is individual DNS name for each pod, which deployment pods do not have.', 'start': 813.689, 'duration': 7.426}, {'end': 828.482, 'text': 'The individual DNS names are made up of pod name and the manage or the governing service name,', 'start': 821.296, 'duration': 7.186}, {'end': 833.206, 'text': 'which is basically a service name that you define inside the stateful set.', 'start': 828.482, 'duration': 4.724}], 'summary': 'Stateful sets have fixed names, unique dns endpoints, and individual dns names for each pod, providing unique data protection mechanisms.', 'duration': 45.172, 'max_score': 788.034, 'thumbnail': 'https://coursnap.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com/video-capture/pPQKAR1pA9U/pics/pPQKAR1pA9U788034.jpg'}, {'end': 926.097, 'src': 'embed', 'start': 833.946, 'weight': 1, 'content': [{'end': 846.209, 'text': 'So these two characteristics, meaning having a predictable or fixed name as well as its fixed individual DNS name, means that when pod restarts,', 'start': 833.946, 'duration': 12.263}, {'end': 851.17, 'text': 'the IP address will change, but the name and endpoint will stay the same.', 'start': 846.209, 'duration': 4.961}, {'end': 854.03, 'text': "That's why I said pods get sticky identities.", 'start': 851.37, 'duration': 2.66}, {'end': 859.251, 'text': 'So it gets stuck to it even between the restarts and the sticky identity,', 'start': 854.11, 'duration': 5.141}, {'end': 866.814, 'text': 'makes sure that each replica pod can retain its state and its role even when it dies and gets recreated.', 'start': 859.251, 'duration': 7.563}, {'end': 870.595, 'text': 'And finally, I want to mention an important point here is, you see,', 'start': 867.254, 'duration': 3.341}, {'end': 877.858, 'text': 'replicating stateful apps like databases with its persistent storage requires a complex mechanism,', 'start': 870.595, 'duration': 7.263}, {'end': 881.741, 'text': 'and Kubernetes helps you and supports you to set this whole thing up.', 'start': 877.858, 'duration': 3.883}, {'end': 889.33, 'text': "But you still need to do a lot by yourself where Kubernetes doesn't actually help you or doesn't provide you out of the box solutions.", 'start': 882.101, 'duration': 7.229}, {'end': 897.87, 'text': 'For example, you need to configure the cloning and data synchronization inside the stateful set and also make the remote storage available,', 'start': 889.751, 'duration': 8.119}, {'end': 900.791, 'text': 'as well as take care of managing and picking it up.', 'start': 897.87, 'duration': 2.921}, {'end': 903.291, 'text': 'All of these you have to do yourself.', 'start': 901.391, 'duration': 1.9}, {'end': 910.293, 'text': 'And the reason is that stateful applications are not a perfect candidate for containerized environments.', 'start': 903.972, 'duration': 6.321}, {'end': 911.113, 'text': 'In fact,', 'start': 910.753, 'duration': 0.36}, {'end': 922.295, 'text': 'Docker Kubernetes and generally containerization is perfectly fitting for stateless applications that do not have any state and data dependency and only process code.', 'start': 911.113, 'duration': 11.182}, {'end': 926.097, 'text': 'So scaling and replicating them in containers is super easy.', 'start': 922.695, 'duration': 3.402}], 'summary': 'Pods have sticky identities, aiding state retention 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sync, ensuring data consistency and continuous synchronization.']}, {'end': 787.693, 'start': 527.012, 'title': 'Stateful set in kubernetes', 'summary': 'Explains the importance of data persistence in stateful applications in kubernetes, highlighting the potential data loss when relying solely on data replication between pods and the necessity of using persistent storage for ensuring data survival, alongside the unique identifiers and deletion order in stateful sets.', 'duration': 260.681, 'highlights': ['The importance of data persistence in stateful applications in Kubernetes is highlighted, emphasizing the potential data loss when relying solely on data replication between pods. N/A', 'The necessity of using persistent storage for ensuring data survival in stateful applications is emphasized, ensuring that data will remain even if all the parts of the stateful set die. N/A', 'The unique identifiers and deletion order in Stateful Sets are explained, with each pod having its own identifier and the deletion process following a specific order. N/A']}, {'end': 958.553, 'start': 788.034, 'title': 'Understanding stateful sets in kubernetes', 'summary': 'Explains the concept of stateful sets in kubernetes, highlighting the importance of fixed and individual dns names for pods, the implications for data protection and state retention, as well as the complexities involved in managing stateful applications, emphasizing that stateful applications are not a perfect candidate for containerized environments.', 'duration': 170.519, 'highlights': ['Stateful set pods have fixed and individual DNS names, ensuring that when a pod restarts, the IP address changes but the name and endpoint remain the same, providing sticky identities for retaining state and role even during restarts.', 'Managing stateful applications, especially replicating stateful apps like databases with persistent storage, requires complex mechanisms and manual configuration, as Kubernetes does not provide out-of-the-box solutions for tasks such as cloning, data synchronization, and remote storage management.', 'Stateful applications are not ideal for containerized environments, as containerization is more suitable for stateless applications without state or data dependencies, making scaling and replication in containers easier.']}], 'duration': 586.884, 'thumbnail': 'https://coursnap.oss-ap-southeast-1.aliyuncs.com/video-capture/pPQKAR1pA9U/pics/pPQKAR1pA9U371669.jpg', 'highlights': ['The concept of MySQL replication involves using master and slave pods to ensure data consistency and continuous synchronization, allowing only the master pod to update data while the slaves update their own data storage to keep in sync.', 'Stateful set pods have fixed and individual DNS names, ensuring that when a pod restarts, the IP address changes but the name and endpoint remain the same, providing sticky identities for retaining state and role even during restarts.', 'The mechanism of MySQL replication differentiates master and slave pods, allowing only the master pod to update data while the slaves update their own data storage to keep in sync, ensuring data consistency and continuous synchronization.', 'The slave pods do not have access to the same physical storage as the master pod, each having their own replicas of the storage, and continuously synchronizing their data to maintain the same state.', 'The importance of data persistence in stateful applications in Kubernetes is highlighted, emphasizing the potential data loss when relying solely on data replication between pods.', 'The necessity of using persistent storage for ensuring data survival in stateful applications is emphasized, ensuring that data will remain even if all the parts of the stateful set die.', 'Managing stateful applications, especially replicating stateful apps like databases with persistent storage, requires complex mechanisms and manual configuration, as Kubernetes does not provide out-of-the-box solutions for tasks such as cloning, data synchronization, and remote storage management.', 'Stateful applications are not ideal for containerized environments, as containerization is more suitable for stateless applications without state or data dependencies, making scaling and replication in containers easier.', 'When a new pod replica joins the existing setup, it clones the data from the previous pod to create its own storage and then takes care of synchronizing it.']}], 'highlights': ['Stateful sets in Kubernetes are used for stateful applications, such as databases like MySQL, Elasticsearch, and MongoDB.', 'Stateful applications store data to keep track of their state, while stateless applications do not keep records of previous interactions.', 'Stateful sets maintain a sticky identity for each pod, ensuring persistent identifier.', 'The concept of MySQL replication involves using master and slave pods to ensure data consistency and continuous synchronization, allowing only the master pod to update data while the slaves update their own data storage to keep in sync.', 'Stateful set pods have fixed and individual DNS names, ensuring that when a pod restarts, the IP address changes but the name and endpoint remain the same, providing sticky identities for retaining state and role even during restarts.', 'The importance of data persistence in stateful applications in Kubernetes is highlighted, emphasizing the potential data loss when relying solely on data replication between pods.', 'Managing stateful applications, especially replicating stateful apps like databases with persistent storage, requires complex mechanisms and manual configuration, as Kubernetes does not provide out-of-the-box solutions for tasks such as cloning, data synchronization, and remote storage management.']}