In the last chapter, you learned about Kubernetes, its architecture, and how and when you can use it. You also set up your own Kubernetes cluster, which will be used throughout the book. If you haven’t created a cluster, I strongly recommend heading back to the previous chapter and trying to create one.
You have set up the cluster and installed a command-line interface (CLI) known as kubectl that enables you to interact with the cluster and see how it is running. With all the steps performed ...
