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Running your app locally within Kubernetes - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Your First Project
Running your app locally within Kubernetes
- [Narrator] In the last chapter, we took the first steps into our journey by learning how Explore California can use container files and the Podman CLI to build and run ExploreCalifornia.com as a container. In this chapter, we're going to build on that knowledge and get Explore California running inside of a Kubernetes cluster on our machine. We're going to see how kind makes it simple to create real Kubernetes clusters on our machines. We'll then use our cluster to deploy the deployment service and ingress resources needed to run and expose Explore California out to the outside world. Then we'll change our ingress so that we can serve Explore California over HTTPS and do so without having to change its container image at all. Everything we'll learn here will help us big time when we deploy Explore California into a real cluster on AWS and Azure.
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Running your app locally within Kubernetes55s
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Creating your kind cluster3m 15s
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Scaling Explore California with a deployment5m 55s
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Exposing Explore California with a service3m 48s
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Routing Explore California with an ingress3m 59s
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Installing NGINX ingress controller2m 48s
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Testing your changes3m 30s
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Adding HTTPS to your website with cert-manager6m 26s
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Challenge: Change the port number52s
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Solution: Change the port number2m 49s
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