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| title | date | draft | tags | images | ||
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| kubectl replace | 2020-09-25 | false |
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After working with Kubernetes for a few years now I've only just today learnt about kubectl replace which, you guessed it, completely replaces a resource.
I've always used kubectl apply to update existing resources (or create new ones) which does a merge between the existing and the supplied manifest.
Hat tip to @vdemeest for this: