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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet: Create Deployment Foo - Image

Kubernetes is a tool for managing containerized applications across clusters of nodes. It provides commands for deploying and scaling applications using containers, managing changes to applications, and optimizing hardware usage. The kubectl command can be used to create, delete, get information about, and interact with Kubernetes resources like pods, deployments, services, and more. It allows starting containers, attaching to running containers, and viewing container logs. Kubernetes also supports automatically scaling deployments up and down based on metrics like CPU usage.

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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet: Create Deployment Foo - Image

Kubernetes is a tool for managing containerized applications across clusters of nodes. It provides commands for deploying and scaling applications using containers, managing changes to applications, and optimizing hardware usage. The kubectl command can be used to create, delete, get information about, and interact with Kubernetes resources like pods, deployments, services, and more. It allows starting containers, attaching to running containers, and viewing container logs. Kubernetes also supports automatically scaling deployments up and down based on metrics like CPU usage.

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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet

Kubernetes manages clusters of containers, providing tools for deploying and scaling applications,
managing changes to containerized applications, and optimizing the use of underlying hardware.

kubectl create

Create a resource (pod, service, node, job, and so on) referred to by YAML or JSON file, or by name.

create deployment foo –-image=<image> Deploy pod foo based on image

create job foo \ Create job foo from image busybox to


--image busybox –- echo "example" echo "example" once

create cronjob foo \


--image=busybox \ Create cronjob foo from image busybox
--schedule="*/1 * * * *" \ to print the date every minute
-- date
create node –-register-node=false f.json Create a node from foo.json

expose deployment foo \ Create a service to expose foo


--type=LoadBalancer --name=foo-service

kubectl run

run –-stdin –-tty foo \ Start a pod called foo with an interactive
--image=busybox –- /bin/sh shell, based on the busybox image

run foo –-image=busybox \ Start foo in foospace namespace


--namespace=foospace

Interacting

attach foo -i Attach to running container foo

exec -–stdin –-tty foo –- /bin/sh Open a shell in foo

exec foo –- ls Run a single command in foo

exec foo -c bar –- ls Run the ls command in bar (in pod foo)

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Kubernetes Cheat Sheet

Scaling

Images serve as blueprints for any number of replicas, which can be created as needed.

scale deployment foo -–replicas=3 Scale deployment foo to 5

autoscale deployment foo \ Autoscale deployment foo


--max 6 --min 3 --cpu-percent 50

kubectl get

Get information about a resource.

get services List all services in current namespace

get services –-sort-by=metadata.name List all services, sorted by name

get pv List persistent volumes

get pods --all-namespaces List all pods in all namespaces

get pods \ Get all running pods in current namespace


--fieldselector=status.phase=Running
get deployment foo List deployment foo

describe deployment foo Get verbose information about foo

logs foo Dump logs for pod foo to stdout

kubectl delete

delete pod foo Delete the pod named foo

Delete all pods and services in


-–namespace=foospace delete pod,svc --all
namespace foo

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