Solution Services optional

Summary: This lesson covers inspecting and creating services in a Kubernetes cluster to expose a web application.

Key Notes

In this lesson, we will walk through the solution for the lab on Services. You will learn how to inspect different aspects of services in a Kubernetes cluster and create a service to expose a web application. This guide is designed to help you understand Kubernetes Services, their types, endpoints, and best practices for deployment.
Listing Kubernetes Services
To start, list the services in your cluster. You can use either of the following commands:
For example, running:
produces the output:
<
443/TCP
This output indicates that only the default Kubernetes service is present.
Below is an extended example using both commands:
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The default Kubernetes service is automatically created and managed by the system.
Inspecting the Default Kubernetes Service
Next, inspect the default Kubernetes service to review its type and configuration. Running the following commands reveals that the service type is ClusterIP:
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kubectl describe
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Name:
Namespace:
Labels:
component=apiserver
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Annotations: