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The hardest part here was writing the yaml files for the different resources. For every resource, it is required that you right manifest files so that we can have a way to recreate all of the resources we have (in case something goes drastically wrong). You can create resources from the rancher UI, but that is bad QA as you have to remember the configurations wheras with a yaml file you can just run `kubectl apply -f <file>`.
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# November 19
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## Overview
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- Judi is doing some refactoring of the project, so there's no coding or kuberetes configurations I can do today.
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- I think I finished the wiki today so we're good |
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