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Managing Kubernetes objects
With Podman Desktop, you can easily transition from containers to Kubernetes and deploy a local Kubernetes environment with necessary objects. As a developer, you have the ability to:
- Manage your application resources visually.
- Configure the following Kubernetes objects:
Node: Use this object to set up a node on which the necessary pods can run within a kubernetes cluster.Deployment: Use this object to create necessary pods for execution and scale the number of pods.Service: Use this object to expose your application to users and define policies for application access.Ingress: Use this object to define routing rules and manage user access to the services running in a Kubernetes cluster.PersistentVolumeClaim: Use this object to requestPersistentVolumeresources for storage and define volume access modes within your Kubernetes cluster.ConfigMap: Use this object to to define non-sensitive configuration data for initializing or executing your application.Secret: Use this object to store and manage sensitive data, such as passwords, OAuth tokens, and SSH keys for your application.
- View and analyze real-time information about the connection status of the resources configured within the cluster.
- View the dashboard for analyzing object metrics and reading Kubernetes articles and blog posts.
- Get resource details using the Summary and Inspect tabs.
- Edit and apply configuration changes directly using the Kube tab.
- Select multiple configuration files and apply them to your cluster in a single step.
- Configure port forwarding for a Kubernetes service and view the port forwarding details.
Prerequisites
- A valid Kubernetes context and connection.
- A pod creation example for reference:
apiVersion: v1
kind: Pod
metadata:
name: my-pod
spec:
containers:
- name: my-container
image: nginx:1.14.2
ports:
- containerPort: 80
Procedure: Creating an object
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Go to the Kubernetes component page.
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Click one of the options to open the object page.
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Click the Apply YAML button and select an object configuration file. A confirmation notification opens.

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Click Ok.
Procedure: Updating an existing object
- Go to the Kubernetes component page.
- Click one of the options to open the object page.
- Click the name of the object.
- Select the Kube tab and edit the configuration file.

- Click Apply changes to cluster.

