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Test your containers with the Docker Desktop one-node cluster
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The local Kubernetes cluster distributed with Docker Desktop lets you learn the basics of Kubernetes – creating pods, deployments, services, and ConfigMaps – and also test the deployment locally before pushing it to staging and production environments.
This article was made possible by support from Docker through Linux New Media's Topic Subsidy Program (https://www.linuxnewmedia.com/Topic_Subsidy).
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