Operating a Kubernetes Cluster: rollout, delete, apply

Operating a Kubernetes Cluster: rollout, delete, apply

kubectl commands that change cluster state — rollout, delete, apply — walked through with a real failed deployment and rollback on a live cluster.

Reading a Kubernetes Cluster: config, get, describe, logs

Reading a Kubernetes Cluster: config, get, describe, logs

kubectl commands look like a random pile of subcommands until you split them into verbs and nouns — walked through with a real pending pod from a live cluster.