Kubernetes for the Absolute Beginners - Hands-On - Kubernetes on GCP (GKE)

This video tutorial guides users through deploying a Kubernetes cluster on Google Cloud Platform using Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). It covers prerequisites, creating a cluster, connecting to it, deploying applications using YAML files, and testing the setup. The tutorial emphasizes using default settings for simplicity and demonstrates how to verify the deployment and test the application using load balancers.

What is a prerequisite for following the GKE demo?

• A DigitalOcean account

• A Microsoft Azure account

• A Google Cloud account

• An AWS account

What is the first step in creating a Kubernetes cluster on GKE?

• Selecting the release channel

• Configuring the worker nodes

• Setting the master version

• Changing the cluster name

How can you connect to the Kubernetes cluster using Google Cloud Shell?

• By downloading a configuration file

• By using a VPN connection

• By manually entering the IP address

• By using the connect button

What command is used to set up connectivity to the GKE cluster?

• kubectl get nodes

• kubectl connect

• kubectl setup

• kubectl configure

What type of service is used for deploying applications on the cloud environment?

• NodePort

• Headless

• ClusterIP

• LoadBalancer

Which command is used to create all deployment objects at once?

• kubectl start -f .

• kubectl create -f .

• kubectl apply -f .

• kubectl deploy -f .

What indicates that the cluster has been set up successfully?

• A red cross mark

• A blue circle

• A green check mark

• A yellow triangle