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kOps - Kubernetes Tutorial

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kOps

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- [Instructor] kOps is a Kubernetes tool that enables us to create, destroy, upgrade, and maintain production grade Kubernetes clusters. Many people in the Kubernetes community think of it as the easiest way to get a production-grade Kubernetes cluster up and running. Some fantastic features of kOps include its ability to automate the provisioning of highly available Kubernetes clusters, auto-complete commands written in the command line, and enable templating and dry run modes for creating manifests. To install kOps, you need to have kubectl installed on your computer. Other than that, kOps can be installed on all operating systems, including macOS, Linux, and Windows. kOps can be deployed to AWS, GCE, Azure, DigitalOcean, and so much more. The official documentation explains the entire process. There are a ton of kOps commands that exist, but here are the most common ones. The first one on the list is the kOps…

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