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Fwiw, having the tools to help you understand what's going on in a running cluster can be quite helpful, imo. For example, Lens or k9s can help with this. Otherwise, you're faced with having the kubectl docs handy at all times. And I know that just by naming these, I'm practically inviting others to point out alternatives. And brace yourself for Helm, which is super-useful and murky when you first start tinkering with it.
Checking out the description of the Kubernetes Cookbook, it seems to me that you might fare better (from a learning perspective) to try your hand with Kubernetes The Hard Way. You may not need to go from start to finish with a flawless victory before you consider looking at the Kubernetes Cookbook, but I suspect that once you start digging into KTHW you'll discover other cool but relevant stuff simply trying to figure this out.
Fwiw, having the tools to help you understand what's going on in a running cluster can be quite helpful, imo. For example, Lens or k9s can help with this. Otherwise, you're faced with having the kubectl docs handy at all times. And I know that just by naming these, I'm practically inviting others to point out alternatives. And brace yourself for Helm, which is super-useful and murky when you first start tinkering with it.