Setting up a Kubernetes cluster using kind

This video explains how to set up a kubernetes cluster using a tool called kind. We will also deploy and expose an nginx container in kind cluster.
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[@NimTheHuman]

Thanks so much for this video! Helped a lot (I'm completely new to Kind.)

[@nabeelasimofficial1577]

Thanks so much, really helped a lot

[@anishgoyal4424]

One of the best videos

[@LeonardoLabolida]

Good video. Thank you!

[@Teruroom]

参考になりました。ありがとうございます😊

[@WGDev]

Прикольно! Спасибо!

[@vishnujg8374]

Hey can you tell me how to do the same for a docker image running my nginx website pls???

[@vishnujin6848]

In mac I'm unable to connect to NODE IP using NODEPORT !! but port-forwarding works not sure whats wrong :(

[@dorbenmoyal7639]

same here

[@jamesee3929]

same here. cannot access via the internal ip addr

[@saidud1067]

try `$ curl :port/` from terminal

[@karthikshetty314]

same here

[@utkarshGCP2024]

same problem in ubuntu 22.04 , i created a deployment with type LoadBalancer and port-forwarding is working but the technique shown in this video is not working, also i created same deployment in minikube but in that case we have to tell minikube about the service for ex : " minikube servcie < service name > " , and it redirects in default browser and we can access nginx, but in KinD no such facility and also we have to additionally install metalLB, which is also not mentioned in kind docs