Jan 16
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Learn the most important Kubernetes commands every beginner should know! In this video, we’ll explore how to use kubectl to interact with your Kubernetes cluster — from checking pods and nodes to describing resources, viewing logs, and more. This is Tutorial #4 in the Kubernetes for Beginners series — a complete step-by-step guide to understanding Kubernetes from scratch. What You’ll Learn : - Navigating the official Kubernetes documentation - kubectl get pods, kubectl get nodes - Using flags like -o wide and -w (watch mode) - kubectl describe, logs, edit, delete - How to use --dry-run=client and -o yaml - Exploring resources with kubectl api-resources - Viewing documentation with kubectl explain and --help By the end of this video, you’ll: - Understand how to use kubectl effectively - Know where to find help and docs for any command - Be confident using basic Kubernetes commands in real projects #Kubernetes #kubectl #KubernetesTutorial #KubernetesForBeginners #DevOps #CloudComputing #ContainerOrchestration Timestamp : 0:00 Intro 0:22 K8s Documentation and Get command 1:46 Help command 2:37 kubectl run 3:26 -o wide 4:00 setting up auto complete 5:46 kubectl describe 9:13 kubectl logs 10:00 kubectl edit 12:30 Understanding core elements of k8s YAML 16:43 kubectl apply 17:39 --dry-run=client -o yaml 19:19 kubectl api-resources 20:17 kubectl explain 20:30 Summary of all commands 21:54 Next Steps