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Kubernetes guidance — workloads, services, config, RBAC, Helm/Kustomize, troubleshooting, and cluster operations.

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## Overview

Kubernetes orchestrates containers at scale: it schedules pods, heals failures, rolls out updates, and wires up networking, storage, and configuration declaratively. You describe desired state in YAML; controllers converge reality toward it. That declarative model is powerful — and unforgiving of sloppy manifests.

Production Kubernetes is as much about the surrounding practices (GitOps, RBAC, resource management, observability) as the API objects. This skill covers the core workload types, the configuration model, safe deployment patterns, and the troubleshooting approach that resolves most cluster problems.

## When to use

- Deploying applications to Kubernetes (writing manifests).
- Choosing workload types (Deployment, StatefulSet, Job, DaemonSet).
- Debugging pods (CrashLoopBackOff, ImagePullBackOff, OOMKilled, pending).
- Configuring networking (Services, Ingress, NetworkPolicy).
- Managing config and secrets (ConfigMaps, Secrets, external secret stores).
- Setting up RBAC and pod security.
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