20 How to create Pod using Kubectl command (Imperative Mode) with Port and Label Options?

How to create Pod using Kubectl command (Imperative Mode) with Port and Label Options?

To create a Pod using the kubectl command in imperative mode with port and label options, you can use the following command:

kubectl run pod-name –image=container-image –port=container-port –labels=key1=value1,key2=value2,…

Here’s a breakdown of the command:

pod-name: Replace this with the desired name for your Pod.

–image=container-image: Specify the container image you want to use for your Pod.

–port=container-port: Specify the port number to expose in the container.

–labels=key1=value1,key2=value2,…: Assign labels to your Pod by providing comma-separated key-value pairs.

For example, let’s create a Pod named “webserver” using the “nginx:1.16-alpine” container image, exposing port 80, and assigning a label “app=web”:

kubectl run webserver –image=nginx:1.16-alpine –port=80 –labels=app=nginxweb

Once executed, the Pod will be created with the specified configuration. You can verify its creation using the kubectl get pods command.

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