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fixing up the ordering part of Kubernetes tutorial
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Change-Id: I5601cb77583033f153d8242f84117a4919484904
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Ping Chen committed Jan 22, 2024
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title: Scaling
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Scaling up and down the number of containers is a Kubernetes operation that
can be done using the `kubectl` command. For example, you can change the
number of pods in a replicaset. We will cover this in the High Availability
section.
number of pods in a replicaset.

## More information

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title: Creating a Web Service
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