Summary

In this final chapter, we learned some kubectl best practices by examining how to use aliases to run various commands with kubectl, and then saw some equivalents for Docker commands in kubectl.

Using aliases shortens the time required for typing, and of course, aliases are easier to remember instead of some long commands.

Throughout this book, we have learned a lot of useful information, such as how to install kubectl; getting information about the cluster and nodes; installing, updating, and debugging an application; working with kubectl plugins; and also learned about Kustomize and Helm.

I hope the book will help you to master Kubernetes, kubectl, and Helm.