October 2019
Intermediate to advanced
520 pages
13h 5m
English
Namespaces are essentially virtual clusters within a Kubernetes cluster. In big environments, there can be multiple teams developing an application. By creating namespaces, users are allowed to reuse the names of resources. The names need to be unique within the namespaces but not across the cluster. By default, a Kubernetes cluster comes with three predefined namespaces:

Additional namespaces can be created as needed by running the following command:
kubectl create ...
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