[Verse 1] Don't create pods directly, that's not the way Use controllers instead to make them stay Atomic units of deployment, smallest thing you'll find But higher-level tools will ease your mind [Chorus] Kubectl get pods dash A Shows you everything today Never use the default space Namespaces keep things in their place Team dash environment dash app That's the naming convention map [Verse 2] Pods are great for debugging when things go wrong But for deployment they won't last too long Understand the basics but don't deploy alone Let controllers manage what you own [Chorus] Kubectl get pods dash A Shows you everything today Never use the default space Namespaces keep things in their place Team dash environment dash app That's the naming convention map [Bridge] Resource quotas set the limit Limit ranges keep you in it Best practices from the start Will set your cluster apart [Verse 3] Establish naming early on Before your workloads have grown Every namespace needs its rules These are your essential tools [Chorus] Kubectl get pods dash A Shows you everything today Never use the default space Namespaces keep things in their place Team dash environment dash app That's the naming convention map [Outro] Pods are atomic, controllers deploy Namespaces organized, that's how we enjoy Kubernetes management done the proper way
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