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Removing Kubernetes resources and stopping minikube

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Removing Kubernetes resources and stopping minikube

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- [Instructor] Before we move on to the next chapter, I wanted to take a minute to show you how to remove Kubernetes resources and stop Minikube. That way you can return to a normal Docker environment. To remove Kubernetes resources, you can delete them one at a time. For example, to delete the app service, in a terminal, type kubectl delete service, then the name of the service, which is app, and then the myapp namespace. You should see a confirmation that the app service has been deleted. You can do something similar for deployments. Type kubectl delete deployment, then the deployment name, which is app, followed by the myapp namespace. Again, you should see a confirmation of the deletion. To make things a bit easier, if you want to remove all of the resources for a namespace, you can just delete the entire namespace. To do so, type kubectl delete namespace myapp. This deletes all resources that are within the myapp…

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