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    The document provides instructions for managing Kubernetes namespaces and applications deployed in namespaces. It describes how to create a new namespace, view and deploy pods, services, and statefulsets in a namespace, edit yaml files, delete pods, and uninstall applications in Kubernetes using commands like kubectl and helm.

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    The document provides instructions for managing Kubernetes namespaces and applications deployed in namespaces. It describes how to create a new namespace, view and deploy pods, services, and statefulsets in a namespace, edit yaml files, delete pods, and uninstall applications in Kubernetes using commands like kubectl and helm.

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    The document provides instructions for managing Kubernetes namespaces and applications deployed in namespaces. It describes how to create a new namespace, view and deploy pods, services, and statefulsets in a namespace, edit yaml files, delete pods, and uninstall applications in Kubernetes using commands like kubectl and helm.

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    To create a new namespace : kubectl create namespace dreamio

    2. To view the pods : kubectl get pods

    3. To view the pods in a namespace : kubectl get pods -n dreamio

    4. To deploy applications in a particular namespace. Goto the directory we cloned


    helm install dreamio ./ --namespace dreamio

    5. To check the application is deployed : helm list -A

    6. To check the services for a namespace : kubectl get svc -n dreamio

    7. To get the statefulsets for the namespace: kubectl get statefulsets -n dreamio

    8. To edit the yaml file for a particular statefulset : kubectl edit statefulsets zk -n dreamio

    9. To check the yaml file for a namespace: kubectl get svc zk-hs -o yaml -n dreamio
    10. To delete a pod: kubectl delete pod zk-0 -n dreamio

    11. To uninstall application in a namespace: helm uninstall dreamio namespace dreamio

    12. To check the logs for a namespace: kubectl logs dreamio-executor-0 -n dreamio

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