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Articles about beginner, Kubernetes operations, and the kprompt CLI. 10 articles.
Emire Barış2 min readKubernetes Service vs Deployment: Deployments run and update Pods; a Service gives those Pods a stable network identity. When you need each, how labels connect them, and kubectl get svc checks.
Emire Barış3 min readKubernetes Service explained: why Pod IPs are not enough, ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer, selectors and Endpoints, kubectl get svc / describe, and optional kprompt checks.
Emire Barış2 min readkubectl get pods / kubectl get pod status: how to read READY, STATUS, RESTARTS, AGE — what CrashLoopBackOff and Pending mean, and which kubectl command to run next.
Muhtalip Dede1 min readk8s vs k9s / k9s vs k8s: Kubernetes (k8s) is the platform; K9s is a terminal UI on top of it. Clear answer, then the real comparison — kubectl vs K9s.
Emire Barış5 min readkubectl describe vs get: how to read Pod and Deployment output, Events, Conditions, lastState, and which command to run next. Optional kprompt examples.
Emire Barış3 min readConfigMap vs Secret in Kubernetes: when to use each, env vars and volume mounts, kubectl get/describe, common beginner mistakes, and optional kprompt examples.
Emire Barış3 min readLabels and selectors in Kubernetes: how Deployments label Pods, how Services find them, kubectl -l and endpoints checks, common mistakes, and optional kprompt examples.
Emire Barış4 min readA plain guide to Pods and Deployments — what each one is, how they relate, kubectl commands that stick, common beginner mistakes, and optional natural-language checks with kprompt.
Emire Barış2 min readWhat a Kubernetes Deployment is, how it manages Pods and ReplicaSets, kubectl get/describe/rollout commands, common beginner mistakes, and optional natural-language checks with kprompt.
Emire Barış2 min readWhat a Namespace is, why teams use dev/staging/prod separation, the default namespace trap, kubectl -n commands, common mistakes, and optional kprompt examples.