kubectl, kind, and the rest of the day-to-day toolbox.
View All TagsThere are hundreds of kubectl subcommands and you will use about fifteen. This is that fifteen,
with the flags that turn each one from "prints something" into "answers the question."
kind — Kubernetes IN Docker — runs each Kubernetes node as a Docker container. That sounds like a toy, but the nodes run real kubelets, a real control plane, and real container runtimes, which makes it the closest you can get to a production topology on a laptop. It is also what the Kubernetes project itself uses for conformance testing.
Every command below has been written to run as-is.