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How to Manage Kubernetes Clusters Without Using kubectl

Discover 3 alternative methods to manage Kubernetes clusters without relying on kubectl. This article covers terminal-based k9s, the open-source OpenLens and its successor Lens Desktop, web-based Headlamp, and the traditional command line approach.

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Learn how to securely expose Grafana and Node-RED on the United Manufacturing Hub (UMH) using SSL/TLS encryption. This advanced tutorial guides you through generating certificates, creating Kubernetes Secrets, and configuring Ingress resources to enable secure HTTPS access via custom domain names.

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