Raheel H

Kubernetes orchestrates containers at scale. Install kubectl and configure it for your cluster. To check cluster info: kubectl cluster-info To see nodes: kubectl get nodes To create a deployment: kubectl create deployment myapp --image=nginx To view pods: kubectl get pods To expose deployment: kubectl expose deployment myapp --type=NodePort --port=80 To scale: kubectl scale deployment myapp --replicas=3 To delete deployment: kubectl delete deployment myapp Kubernetes may look complex at first but the core idea is simple. Define desired state. Kubernetes maintains it. Happy K8ing Disclaimer: If you follow the information here, there is no warranty , I am not liable if it deletes your data, gets you hacked, burns your house down or anything else. If you follow the information contained here you do so entirely at your own risk . My views and opinions are my own and not necessarily represent the views of my employer. © Raheel Hameed and www.raheelhameed.com...