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Docker Commands Kubernetes Architecture: Don't Forget!

This document provides cheat sheets for Docker and Kubernetes commands as well as a glossary of Kubernetes terms. The Docker commands section lists commands for building an image, pushing an image to Docker Hub, listing running containers, and running/stopping a container. The Kubernetes commands section lists commands for applying configuration files, restarting deployments, getting namespaces/pods, and deleting objects. The glossary defines Kubernetes concepts like clusters, nodes, containers, images, load balancers, and pods.

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Docker Commands Kubernetes Architecture: Don't Forget!

This document provides cheat sheets for Docker and Kubernetes commands as well as a glossary of Kubernetes terms. The Docker commands section lists commands for building an image, pushing an image to Docker Hub, listing running containers, and running/stopping a container. The Kubernetes commands section lists commands for applying configuration files, restarting deployments, getting namespaces/pods, and deleting objects. The glossary defines Kubernetes concepts like clusters, nodes, containers, images, load balancers, and pods.

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S04E03 Introduction to Microservices with .

Net and K8S – Cheat Sheet

Docker Commands Kubernetes Architecture


Don’t forget!
Build an Image

docker build -t <docker user id>/<image name>:<version> .

Push an Image to Docker Hub

docker push <docker user id>/<image name>:<version>

List Running Docker Containers

docker ps

Run a Docker Image

docker run -p <external port>:<internal port> -d <docker user id>/<image name>

Stop A Running Container

docker stop <container Id>

Re-start a Container

docker start <container Id>

Kubernetes Commands
Apply a “File” (E.g. a Deployment.yaml)

Kubectl apply -f <name of yaml file> Glossary


Restart Deployment
Cluster: Contains a set of "worker machines" called Nodes. Every cluster has at least 1 node.
Kubectl rollout restart deployment <name of deployment>
Cluster IP: A Service that exposes the container "internally" within the Cluster.
Get All Namespaces

Kubectl get namespace Container: An image that has been executed, containing the app and it's dependencies.
Get Pods in a Namespaces Image: The result of building an app and it's dependencies. Images are transferable units.
Kubectl get pods –namespace=<name of namespace>
Load Balancer: A Service that exposes a container externally.
Get All “Objects” (E.g. Get All Pods)
Node: A Node is "worker machine" that runs containerized applications.
Kubectl get <object type>
Node Port: A Service used for development purposes to expose containers externally.
Delete an “Object” (E.g. Delete a Deployment)

Kubectl delete <object type> <object name> Pod: Smallest K8S object. Represents a set of running containers.

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