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Learn how Kubernetes DaemonSets work in this practical, hands-on video! I’ll explain what DaemonSets are, why they’re used, and how they automatically deploy Pods on every node in your cluster — followed by a live demo using NGINX on Minikube. Perfect for DevOps engineers, system administrators, and developers who want to master real-world Kubernetes concepts. This tutorial covers: ✔️ Understand DaemonSets vs Deployments 🧠 ✔️ One Pod per Node – explained with examples ⚙️ ✔️ Real-world use cases: logging, monitoring & networking 🌐 ✔️ YAML configuration walkthrough + kubectl demo 💻 ✔️ Auto-scaling when nodes are added or removed 🔁 💬 Commands Used in This Video: kubectl apply -f nginx-daemonset.yaml kubectl get daemonset kubectl get pods -o wide kubectl describe pod "pod-name" minikube node add kubectl delete -f nginx-daemonset.yaml 👉 Subscribe for more tutorials and leave your thoughts in the comments below. 🎓 *Continue Learning with These Playlists* : 🐧 *Linux for Beginners* (Start from scratch): 👉 [Watch the Playlist](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4y5PiOmBnA84TiMlXFWflKYYhatkjQlV) 💻 *Linux Command Line Tutorials* (Terminal-focused skills): 👉 [Explore Commands](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4y5PiOmBnA83IhbSvF2t1yJVG4qVd-yO) 🚀 *Kubernetes Series for Admins and Devs* : 👉 [Start Learning Kubernetes](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4y5PiOmBnA9KrxpnrBzgvSpdEqD6LmtI) 📚 Chapters 0:00 🎬 Intro to DaemonSets 0:54 🆚 DS vs. Deployments 1:58 ⚙️ What is a DaemonSet? 3:19 🔑 Key Features 5:36 💡 Why Use DaemonSets? 5:59 🪵 Use Case: Log Collection 9:28 📈 Use Case: Monitoring 11:19 🌐 Use Case: Networking 12:50 🔄 DS vs. Deployment Summary 13:54 🧠 How DS Works 15:04 📄 Creating DS YAML 16:34 💻 Demo Access 16:51 ✨ Demo: Create DS YAML 19:16 🚀 Demo: Apply and Verify 20:55 🔎 Demo: Check Pod Controller 21:49 ➕ Demo: Add New Node 25:52 ⚕️ Demo: Self-Healing 27:05 🧹 Demo Cleanup 27:40 ✅ Summary 28:05 👋 Outro Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more practical Kubernetes tutorials! #Kubernetes #DaemonSets #KubernetesDemo #TechOpsTutorials #DevOps