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In this practical video you will learn the most used and useful commands of Kubectl, the command line tool for accessing the Kubernetes cluster.
Instead of just listing the commands, I'll walk you through an example by creating, editing and deleting a pod in the local minikube cluster. 👩🏻💻
On top of that I cover useful debugging commands.
So, are you ready to learn them? 🤠
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Hey nana, if you ever have time I was wondering what's your take on the following post?
phauer.com/2019/no-fat-jar-in-dock...
I kinda understand the point he's trying to get across, but I've read split opinions on the topic, those who would rather just keep using FatJars
So I'm curious what's your opinion on it, as a senior DevOps :)
Very good tutorial. Simple and good walk step by step.
Thank you Andrey :)