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Bare Metal Kubernetes

Most people when starting with Kubernetes will begin by installed Kubernetes and accessing it's command via KubeCtl. When learning Kubernetes, it's helpful to understand it's inner workings but as you progress, having a UI to manage your deployments is extremely helpful. For managing multiple Kubernetes clusters, I recommend using Open Lens. It's an open source iteration that spawned K8sLens from K8slens.dev. Depending on your needs, you may need K8sLens, it has some nice features liking being able to view logs easily in individual containers. Is it necessary? No but it's a nice feature that may save you time. For myself, I only use the free version via Open Lens.