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Can You Create Objects in a Kubernetes Cluster?

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What you'll do

In this lab, you will create cluster objects in a Kubernetes cluster by using imperative and declarative methods.

  1. Create a pod
  2. Create a deployment by using imperative commands
  3. Generate a pod definition .yaml file
  4. Create a pod by using declarative commands
  5. Generate a Deployment definition .yaml file
  6. Create a Deployment by using declarative commands

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