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We use the below command to display  pods with a specific  label : We could also display the pods and their labels using the below command: <b><i> Modifying a pod

We could connect to the API-Server using " Curl " through the " X.509 " certificate for authenticating users. We pass the certificate au

This techniques is useful more for debugging purposes more than anything else. We could expose a container's  port on the host port and access it. Be

The API server is a RESTful web program that handles  RESTful API requests that come through the HTTP protocol. It also updates the API objects and help

If there is no network policy to prevent them from doing so, pods will  accept all the connections, regardless of the source. To prevent that from happe

<b style="color: #2b00fe;"><i> Endpoints:</i></b> Endpoints are attached to the pods of each service . They are created and handled by services . Below is an example of an " nginx-server &qu

<i><b> Kubernetes roles:</b></i> Roles are the bridge that connect permissions to different kubernetes objects. A role is made up of kubernetes objects ( services , pods ,

In a kubernetes cluster, we have a user accounts ( <i> used by people - admin, developer, ... - </i> ) and service accounts ( <i> used by programs - Prometheus, S

We first create a deployment for two replicas of the nginx pod using the below command: <i> Remark:</i><i></i> The above command might get deprecated in the upcoming v