Day 31 Task: Launching your First Kubernetes Cluster with Nginx running

What is Minikube? Minikube is your go-to tool for setting up a local Kubernetes cluster effortlessly. It's perfect for:
- Beginners to Kubernetes.
- Testing and development on your local machine.
- Exploring edge computing and IoT projects.
Key Features of Minikube:
- Supports the latest Kubernetes versions.
- Cross-platform support for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
- Versatile deployment as VM, container, or bare-metal.
- Advanced features like LoadBalancer and Addons.
Installation:
- Visit the Minikube installation guide.
- Follow the steps based on your operating system.

Understanding Pods:
- A Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes.
- It contains one or more containers, shared storage, and network resources.
- Think of it as a "logical host" for your application.

Create an Nginx Pod with Minikube:

1. Start Minikube
- ```
  minikube start\
```
  1. Check minikube status

3. Create a file nginx-pod.yaml with the following content:

4. Apply the configuration:
```
  kubectl apply -f ngnix-pod.yml
```
1. Check the pod status:

            kubectl get pods

6. Access the pod:

            kubectl port-forward pod/nginx-pod 8080:80

Make sure if you are using EC-2 instance you expose the port 8080 in your EC-2 machine