Cloud Native App Development | Benefits of Starting with Scalable Architecture
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In this video, @CodeWithHarry explains how to use Linode Kubernetes Engine (LKE) to deploy cloud-native applications.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:13 Create a Kubernetes Cluster
1:00 What is Kubernetes?
2:04 Continue Creating a Kubernetes Cluster
3:21 Install kubectl
5:53 Access Kubernetes Dashboard
6:43 Prepare to Deploy an App
7:40 Create a .kube Directory
9:10 Run kubectl
10:40 Create a Load Balancer
12:07 View the App
13:17 Conclusion
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Product: Akamai, Kubernetes, LKE; @CodeWithHarry
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