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You need to provision a GKE cluster in your development project and deploy Kubernetes resources defined in two YAML files: deployments.yaml for creating a deployment and service.yaml for setting up a LoadBalancer service. Which command sequence should you use in Cloud Shell to achieve this?
You need to provision a GKE cluster in your development project and deploy Kubernetes resources defined in two YAML files: deployments.yaml for creating a deployment and service.yaml for setting up a LoadBalancer service. Which command sequence should you use in Cloud Shell to achieve this?
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Explanation:
The correct sequence involves creating a GKE cluster with gcloud container clusters create, fetching its credentials with gcloud container clusters get-credentials, and then applying the Kubernetes resource configurations using kubectl apply -f. The other options either use incorrect commands (kubectl create or gcloud gke apply) or attempt to create a cluster with kubectl, which is not supported. References: