Recap - Manifest Writer

Part of the Introduction to Kubernetes section of Coddy's Terminal journey. Lesson 10 of 45.

Challenge

Medium

Write a manifest from a skeleton. Open api.yaml from the file tree and describe a Pod named api with the label app: api, running the redis image. Save it, then run these commands one after the other:

Apply the manifest
List the Pods whose app label is api, showing their labels

Try it yourself

Terminal

All lessons in Introduction to Kubernetes

1Introduction

What Is Kubernetes The Cluster

4Deployments

Creating A Deployment Scaling Deployments From Manifests Updating Images Rolling Back Recap - Deployment Manager

7Configuration

ConfigMaps Secrets Environment Variables Recap - Config Master

10Web Shop Project

Project Overview Write The Deployment

Expose The Shop

Scale And Update

Roll Back Safely

2Pods

Running A Pod Listing Pods Describing Pods Deleting Pods Recap - Pod Wrangler

5Services

Exposing A Deployment Service Types Endpoints Recap - Service Desk

8Namespaces & Jobs

Namespaces Working In A Namespace Jobs Recap - Namespace Navigator

11Final Challenges

Cluster Detective Full Rollout Pipeline Broken Deployment Triage

3Manifests

Writing A Manifest LabelsRecap - Manifest Writer

6Debugging

Pod Logs Executing Commands Image Pull Errors Crash Loops Recap - Pod Doctor

9Output Formats

Wide And Name Output YAML Output JSONPath Recap - Output Explorer

Practice on your own: Terminal playground