What are the TOP 10 Kubernetes Deployment Commands for Beginners?

Learn the essential Kubernetes deployment commands for beginners in this video. We'll cover the top 10 commands you need to know to get started with deploying your applications on Kubernetes. From basic commands like `kubectl apply` and `kubectl get` to more advanced commands like `kubectl rollout` and `kubectl scale`, we'll show you how to use them to manage and deploy your Kubernetes resources. Whether you're a developer, DevOps engineer, or just starting out with Kubernetes, this video will provide you with a solid foundation in Kubernetes deployment commands. Watch until the end to learn how to streamline your deployment process and improve your overall Kubernetes experience.

Top 10 Commands Covered:
1. Create deployment (kubectl create deployment).
2. List deployments (kubectl get deployments).
3. Describe deployment (kubectl describe deployment).
4. Scale replicas (kubectl scale deployment).
5. Rollback (kubectl rollout undo).
6. Scale replicas (kubectl scale deployment).
7. Rollout history (kubectl rollout history).
8. Update image (kubectl set image).
9. Expose as service (kubectl expose).
10. Delete (kubectl delete deployment).

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Chapters
0:00 - Intro: Why These kubectl Commands?
0:28 - Commands 1-4: Create, List, List -O wide, Describe
2:41 - Commands 5-7: Rollback, Scale, History
4:47 - Commands 8-10: Update, Expose, Delete
8:35 - Tips & Best Practices

Quick Example (Scale Command):
kubectl scale deployment/my-app --replicas=5

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Resources:
Full Kubernetes Series: [   • Kubernetes Tutorial (K8s) 2025 🚀 Full Cour...  ]
Crash Course & Tips: [   • Kubernetes Crash Course for Beginners (Upd...  ]
Official Docs: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/...
Free Practice: Minikube


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