How Does a Microservice in Kubernetes Look Like?

Get Cloud Interview Guide with 80 such questions and answers (FREE): https://buff.ly/925oGzd Popular interview question - what does a microservice look like on Kubernetes? - Use ALB as Kubernetes Ingress which accepts the traffic. Use AWS Load Balancer Controller for this, or use third party ones like Nginx - The ALB is associated with a DNS system such as Amazon Route53, so that users can access the ALB using a nice domain name instead of the cryptic default URL ALB provides you - Separate ALB target groups handle each microservice. The microservices are running on pods. Each microservice can be backed by a separate set of pods. - Say this to DELIGHT interviewer: Ingress can run in Instance Mode, where traffic goes from ALB to a NodePort, to the pods. Utilize IP Mode instead, where ingress ALB can reach the pods directly without NodePort. In IP mode, pod IPs are registered directly at ALB, which saves an extra hop to the NodePort and reduces the latency - The container image is stored in Amazon ECR, and is deployed into Amazon EKS - This is one of the most popular examples. You can also use NLB instead of ALB, or an API Gateway to host your microservices Question for readers - what other tech stack/AWS services can you use for microservices?