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| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| kubectl create -f <yaml file> | Create a deployment |
| kubectl delete -f <yaml file> | Delete a deployment |
| kubectl apply -f <yaml file> | Update a deployment |
| kubectl edit -f <yaml file> | Edit and update a deployment |
kubectl exec -it <pod> bash | log into a pod |
$ kubectl exec -it cloudservice-bcc6c69ff-bnzcv bashkubectl scale --replicas=3 deployment/<deployment> | Scale the number of pods for a deployment $ kubectl scale --replicas=3 deployment/cloudservice |
| kubectl scale --replicas=1 -f <yaml file> | Scale the number of pods referenced in a yaml file |
kubectl delete deployment <deployment> | Delete all pods for a deploymentie. kubectl delete deployment redis |
kubectl delete pod <pod instance> | Delete a pod |
kubectl expose deployment cloudservice --type=LoadBalancer --name=cloud | Expose deployment |
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