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In this video, we’ll explore the powerful command-line tool kubectl and its capabilities for managing Kubernetes events. Understanding and sorting these events is crucial for troubleshooting and monitoring your Kubernetes clusters effectively. Join us as we demonstrate how to filter and display specific details from events, helping you gain deeper insights into your cluster's performance and behavior.

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