Top 5 Kubectl Commands Every DevOps Engineer Needs! ☸️⚡️

Are you learning Kubernetes and struggling with kubectl commands? 🤔
In this video, we break down the Top 5 kubectl commands every DevOps Engineer must know to manage and troubleshoot Kubernetes clusters


1. kubectl get pods
The kubectl get pods command is used to list all the pods running in the current namespace. Pods are the smallest deployable units in Kubernetes, and they can contain one or more containers. This command provides a quick overview of the status of each pod.


2. kubectl get nodes
The kubectl get nodes command retrieves information about the nodes in the Kubernetes cluster. Nodes are the physical or virtual servers that run the pods. This command helps in monitoring the health and status of the nodes.


3. kubectl describe
The kubectl describe command provides detailed information about a specific resource in the cluster. This command is useful for troubleshooting and understanding the configuration and status of resources.


4. kubectl delete
The kubectl delete command is used to remove resources from the Kubernetes cluster. This command can delete various types of resources, including pods, deployments, services, and more.


5. kubectl run
The kubectl run command is used to create and run a new pod in the cluster. This command is often used for testing or running simple applications quickly

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