kubectl-command
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This repository demonstrate how you can to orchestrate deploy an API on Kubernetes in the AWS environment.
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Udagram microservices - Udagram app is cloud-based application for uploading and filtering images on AWS!
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Kubernetes Minikube Project Overview This project demonstrates how to set up and use Minikube, a tool that runs a single-node Kubernetes cluster locally. Minikube is ideal for development, testing, and learning purposes, providing a convenient way to explore Kubernetes features without needing a full-scale cluster.
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vm, container, app, registry, cluster, pod, kubectl tool
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To take care kubectl command
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q as kubectl: yet another way to control k8s commands
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k8sobjects is a collection of Kubernetes objects that provides templates and examples for deploying various applications and services in a Kubernetes cluster.
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kube-knife is a tool to run commands on multiple pods concurrently using kubectl commands
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Plugin to create k8s contexts for namespaces
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Simple script which can act like a middleware to save your a** on "kubectl delete ..." command
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ks is a tool that makes it be easy to work with KubeSphere.
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Easily bash into kubernetes workers as if your ssh-ing into them
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Kubernetes or Kubectl cheatsheet.
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Kubectl plugin to run curl commands against kubernetes pods
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A better kubectl explain with the fuzzy finder
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