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mhausenblas committed Dec 26, 2019
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Welcome to `kubed-sh`, the Kubernetes distributed shell for the casual cluster user. In a nutshell, `kubed-sh` lets you execute a program in a Kubernetes cluster without having to create a container image or learn new concepts. For example, let's say you have a Node.js script called [test.js](https://github.com/mhausenblas/kubed-sh/blob/master/tc/test.js) and you want to launch it as a containerized app in your Kubernetes cluster, here's what you'd need to do in `kubed-sh`:
Welcome to `kubed-sh`, the Kubernetes distributed shell for the casual cluster user. In a nutshell, `kubed-sh` lets you execute a program in a Kubernetes cluster without having to create a container image or learn new concepts. For example, let's say you have a Node.js script called [test.js](tc/node/test.js) and you want to launch it as a containerized app in your Kubernetes cluster, here's what you'd need to do in `kubed-sh`:

```
[minikube::default]$ node test.js &
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