# Running Hello World Application

## Hello World Deployment in Kubernetes

Open Docker Desktop and run **Docker**.

Open **Terminal** to start **Minikube**.

```
$ minikube start
```

```bash
$ kubectl get all
```

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 Lists all the resources present in the cluster, i.e. pods, services, deployments, replicas. 
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Use this deployment file for Hello World application.

```bash
$ kubectl create -f helloworld.yaml
```

Expose the deployment as Node port to view in browser.

```bash
$ kubectl expose deployment helloworld --type=NodePort
```

Open your deployment in a browser!!

```bash
$ minikube service helloworld
```


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