kn in action Recently, I had a look at a bunch of shell scripts on my computer that I’m using to quickly ramp up a debug pod or publish a service in a cluster. I thought to myself: why not packaging them nicely and share them so that others also can benefit from it? Kubernetes Meet , short for ubernetes ative, that you might find useful to quickly jump into a Kubernetes cluster in order to poke around or even test-drive a networked app, sharing it on the public net. Sounds fun? Let’s jump into the deep end! kn K n This is what a typical debug session with could look like: kn $ kn up myenv $ kn connect myenv << do your stuff here >> $ kn down myenv Now, let’s switch gears and assume you have a service such as an app server that is exposing, for example, a HTTP API and you want to test it and/or share it with your colleagues: $ KN_BASE_IMAGE=quay.io/mhausenblas/pingsvc:2 KN_MODE=daemon \kn up psvc 8888 The daemonized environment [psvc] is now ready!To publish your environment, do: kn publish psvc 8888 $ kn publish psvc 8888 $ curl localhost:9898/pingpong If you want to see a hands-on of have a look at the video below or check out the in the docs: walkthrough kn examples Thanks for your time and maybe you want to and let me know what you think? give it a try

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