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Kubernetes Tutorial

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Deploy Wordpress Multisite on Kubernetes
Published August 23, 2020
Reading time: 6 minutes.
Learn how to deploy WordPress with multisite enabled on Kubernetes with persistent storage, secrets for senstivie values, and configMaps.
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Deploy a WordPress Kubernetes Pod
Published August 22, 2020
Reading time: 4 minutes.
Learn how to create and manage Kubernetes pods with WordPress in your Kubernetes cluster.
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How to List Running Container Image Versions in Kubernetes
Published August 21, 2020
Reading time: 3 minutes.
Learn how to kubectl or an opensource utility named version-checker to list all version of running images in your Kuberenetes cluster.
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How to Delete Kubernetes Resources
Published August 21, 2020
Reading time: 2 minutes.
Learn how to delete Kubernetes resources by using a manifest file or by targeting the resource directly through the command-line.
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How to Deploy WordPress and MySQL on Kubernetes
Published August 19, 2020
Reading time: 11 minutes.
Learn how to run WordPress and MySQL on Kubernetes in production with persistent storage, network policies, configmaps, secrets, and regular backups.
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How to Check Kubernetes Version
Published August 19, 2020
Reading time: 1 minute.
Learn how to use the kubectl cli to check which version of Kubernetes your clusters are running, and the version of Kubernetes each node is running.
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How to set Default Kubernetes Namespace
Published August 17, 2020
Reading time: 2 minutes.
Learn how to set a default namespace using the kubectl command instead of having to specify it in commonly used spaces.
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Using Hierarchical Namespaces in Kubernetes
Published August 15, 2020
Reading time: 2 minutes.
Learn how to implement nested namespaces in Kubernetes using the new Hierarchical Namespaces resource type, and move away from two-dimensional resource organization.
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Securely Store TLS Certificates as Kubernetes Secrets
Published August 13, 2020
Reading time: 1 minute.
Learn how to securely store your your application's TLS certificate key-pairs in Kubernetes using secrets