These are the basic commands you’ll use often when working with Kubernetes. Think of them as tools to check , create , change , and fix things inside your Kubernetes system. 1. Viewing What's Running These commands help you see what’s going on inside your Kubernetes cluster. kubectl get pods # shows all running pods kubectl get deployments # shows all deployments kubectl get services # shows all services kubectl get all # shows most resources in the current namespace 2. Getting Detailed Information kubectl describe pod my-pod # details about one pod kubectl describe node my-node # details about one node 3. Creating Things kubectl create -f my-deployment.yaml # create from file 4. Updating Things kubectl apply -f my-deployment.yaml # update using the file 5. Deleting Things kubectl delete pod my-pod # delete a specific pod kubectl delete service my-service # delete a specific service Debugging and Fixing Problems ...