Deployments
Kubernetes Deployments: how to update container images and view rollout history using kubectl.
The kubectl set image command updates the container image for a deployment. Using --dry-run=server lets you validate the change without applying it, and --record annotates the rollout history with the command that triggered each revision. You can then inspect the revision history with kubectl rollout history.
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kubectl set image deployment/frontend *=kodekloud/webapp-color:v2 --dry-run=server --record
controlplane $ kubectl rollout history deployment frontend
deployment.apps/frontend
REVISION CHANGE-CAUSE
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2 kubectl set image deployment/frontend *=kodekloud/webapp-color:v2 --record=true
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