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Enough about minikube.

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Up to this point, we've worked with Kubernetes.

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And we've worked with it locally

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with the help of minikube

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which gave us this development cluster,

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learning in a virtual machine on our local machine.

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In this course section, we are going to learn

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how we can deploy a Kubernetes cluster

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or a Kubenetes set up a project managed with Kubernetes,

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onto a real machine or onto multiple real machines.

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So, we wanna put it into production

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so that our Kubernetes cluster and the application

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exposed by it is not just available locally

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on our local machine with minikube,

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but instead, that is reachable by anyone out there

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in the world.

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So, we wanna deploy our project now with Kubernetes.

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And ofcourse we did already deploy containerized projects

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before in this course.

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There is an entire huge deployment section

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but that was without Kubernetes,

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which also is an option and it will come back

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to whoever who need Kubernetes or not

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at the end of this merger.

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But this merger is about Kubernetes

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and using Kubernetes for deploying our project

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and for managing our project.

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And therefore, we are going to start

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by diving into some deployment options and core concepts.

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But then thereafter we're also going to get started

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with a real example using AWS EKS

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which is a AWS service,

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which allows us to deploy applications

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with Kubernetes with ease.