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Why Helm?

Why Helm? - Kubernetes Tutorial

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Why Helm?

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- [Instructor] We've successfully gotten Explore California up and running on Kubernetes. We've even enabled HTTPS for the website without having to change the application at all. All of this is very exciting. Unfortunately, maintaining Explore California in its current state will be a guaranteed headache. Earlier, we learned that every resource in Kubernetes can be represented as YAML. This slide shows the YAML for our Explore California deployment. We use kubectl create deployment to create this deployment. However, recall that we had to use kubectl edits to modify this deployment's image pull policy to work around limitations with images loaded into kind clusters. We would have to use kubectl edit every time we wanted to change something with Explore California's deployment, service, or ingress. Some resources, like Loose Pods, have many properties that can't be changed this way. In these situations, you'll need to use kubectl get to save the YAML file, make your changes, delete…

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