This guide covers installing kubectl and Minikube on Windows to create a local Kubernetes environment.
This section explains how to install and configure kubectl on Windows, the essential command-line tool to interact with Kubernetes clusters.
For more details, see the official documentation.
To start, we need to create a dedicated folder for kubectl:
mkdir C:\Users\hrehouma\Documents\kubectl
cd C:\Users\hrehouma\Documents\kubectlReplace
hrehoumawith your username (commandwhoami).
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