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‫Now that you've learned what Kubernetes is, how to get it

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‫installed, and the basic commands that you're going to jump

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‫into right out of the gate, let's talk now about

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‫what you're likely going to want to do in production.

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‫At least on all your servers. It may not be production.

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‫Might be test or dev on servers, but you're definitely

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‫going to change the way you use it.

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‫If you're looking to adopt more DevOps practices,

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‫infrastructure as code, or maybe even git-ops as

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‫these trends increase in the amount of usage,

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‫I really like those, and I think that you should use those

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‫by the way. You're going to want to focus on YAML.

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‫That's what this whole section is about is adopting the

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‫kubectl apply method where you're putting everything in

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‫YAML. You're changing YAML.

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‫Then you're running the same commands over and over.

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‫This is similar to Docker Swarm's stack deploy command.

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‫You might be used to that from previous sections.

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‫That's the way I recommend you use Kubernetes.

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‫Let's dive into some good examples and how to

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‫use it.