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Running Your Container in Kubernetes

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Published on Dec 4, 2020
In this video we show you how to run your previously-built Docker container in Kubernetes, within a single Pod.
We also show you how to communicate with your RESTful API server running in your container (running in your pod) from the outside world using a NodePort Service.

Kubernetes Documentation:

  • Commands Reference
  • Services
  • Pods

Note that we are using Minikube, a VM for a single-node Kubernetes cluster. Below is some documentation on how to access the apps running on this VM.
Minikube Docs
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