Emire Barış5 min readkubectl describe explained: what to look for on Pods and Deployments
kubectl describe vs get: how to read Pod and Deployment output, Events, Conditions, lastState, and which command to run next. Optional kprompt examples.
Blog topic
beginner
Articles about beginner, Kubernetes operations, and the kprompt CLI. 10 articles.
Emire Barış5 min readEmire Barış3 min readKubernetes ConfigMap vs Secret: what beginners need to know
ConfigMap 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 readKubernetes labels and selectors explained (the glue between objects)
Labels and selectors in Kubernetes: how Deployments label Pods, how Services find them, kubectl -l and endpoints checks, common mistakes, and optional kprompt examples.
Emire Barış2 min readKubernetes Service vs Deployment: roles, not rivals
Service vs Deployment in Kubernetes: Deployments run and update Pods; Services give those Pods a stable network identity. When you need each, how they connect via labels, and kubectl checks that stick.
Emire Barış3 min readWhat is a Kubernetes Service? A beginner guide to stable networking
Why Pod IPs are not enough, what a Service does, ClusterIP vs NodePort vs LoadBalancer, selectors and Endpoints, kubectl commands, and optional natural-language checks with kprompt.
Emire Barış4 min readKubernetes Pods vs Deployments: what beginners actually need to know
A 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 Barış1 min readkubectl get pods explained: STATUS, restarts, and next commands
How to read kubectl get pods output — READY, STATUS, RESTARTS, AGE — what CrashLoopBackOff and Pending mean, and which kubectl command to run next.
Emire Barış2 min readWhat is a Deployment in Kubernetes? (with kubectl examples)
What 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.
Muhtalip Dede1 min readK9s vs Kubernetes (k8s): what people mix up — and the real comparison
k9s vs k8s is usually a category mistake: Kubernetes is the platform, K9s is a terminal UI for it. Clear the confusion, then see kubectl vs K9s and K9s alternatives.
Emire Barış2 min readKubernetes Namespaces explained: isolation for beginners
What a Namespace is, why teams use dev/staging/prod separation, the default namespace trap, kubectl -n commands, common mistakes, and optional kprompt examples.