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Posted on June 16, 2021

Kubernetes Deployments Made Easy—Anaïs Urlichs

We’re excited to share this video review and demo of Okteto by Anaïs Urlichs, as day 38 of her 100 Days of Kubernetes series.

Okteto Dev Environments

In this video, Anaïs shows you how to set up your dev environment in Okteto and start coding quickly.

Okteto allows you to deploy, develop, and preview at the speed of the cloud, and is available as a hosted cloud account, or self-hosted on your own infrastructure. Our self-hosted option also pairs with Civo and is available through the Civo Marketplace.

You’ll learn how to use both the Okteto UI and CLI, and you can also check out Anaïs’s detailed notes about her experience trying Okteto.

GiveIndia Fundraiser

This video was created as part of a fundraiser through GiveIndia to support their mission to help fight against coronavirus in India. You can learn more about what they do and ways you can start your own fundraiser here.

Learn Kubernetes with Anaïs

Thank you Anaïs for giving Okteto a try and for sharing your thoughts! You can check out her YouTube channel for more Kubernetes learning!

Ready to give Okteto a try? Get your free account by logging in with your GitHub account here.

Happy Coding!

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