This post is the fourth part of the series about Kubernetes for beginners. In the
third part, I wrote about services(SVC) and horizontal
pod autoscaler(HPA). This post will introduce you to the Kubernetes tool: kubectl.
Also, all examples were shallow so far; to get you started with Kubernetes, you need
to get a feeling of the K8s and their components. In this episode, I explain the
connections between Deployments, Pods, Services, and Horizontal Pod Autoscaler.
Let’s start…

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Learn how to set up a local Kubernetes environment using Rancher Desktop and get an introduction to using kubectl, a command-line tool for managing Kubernetes clusters. Understand how to configure kubectl for different contexts, create and manage resources like Deployments and Pods, and utilize labels for grouping and filtering resources.

Kubernetes tool: Kubectl