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Of that, there is no debate. Not only are there a lot of moving parts that go into deploying a container to a Kubernetes cluster, but so much can go wrong along the way.
Unlike, say, Docker, when you deploy an application or service to a Kubernetes cluster, it’s not automatically available to your network.
One thing to note is that deploying an application/service to a MicroK8s cluster is similar to that of any other Kubernetes distribution.
And that is all there is to deploy your first application to a Kubernetes cluster using MicroK8s.
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