In Kubernetes, objects like Pods, Services & Volumes represent a record of intent, declaring desired state for the cluster. Pods group containers sharing storage & networking, while Services abstract microservices & provide stable interfaces.

Setting up a local cluster with K3D & deploying apps with ArgoCD in 4 easy steps: Install K3D, deploy ArgoCD, configure it for your cluster, and verify app deployment.

Kubernetes Dashboard and Octant compared for monitoring K3D clusters: Dashboard requires deployment, access via web proxy, partial real-time updates; Octant is local, easy to set up, full real-time updates.

Install Docker using Ansible Playbook: setup Ansible, create playbook.yml & roles, test & run with syntax check & inventory file.

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Kubernetes & containers are inseparable. Understanding containers is key to managing containerized apps in Kubernetes, optimizing resource usage & ensuring isolation & failure recovery.