Hello guys, if you are working with Kubernetes pods like deploying your
application, starting and stopping them by scaling to zero instances, while
you just want to see logs or want to login into the Kubernetes pods itself,
you must know how to use kubectl commands to do all these task. Since most of
the companies, both big and small are using Kubernetes to deploy services on
cloud, its imperative for Java developers and other Software developers to get
familiar with the kubectl command. We deploy our
Java Microservices
on
Kubernetes mainly because Kubernetes can start the services automatically when it goes
down. We have different Kubernetes clusters for different environments like
DEV, UAT, and PRODUCTION and I often switch between those cluster using
kubectl commands to check the status of our Java services or interact with
them.
Monday, April 24, 2023
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