If you’ve started your Kubernetes journey, you’ve probably noticed something peculiar in almost every beginner tutorial: the early introduction of labels. Right after you create a pod or deploy your first application, you’re encouraged to add labels like app=frontend or tier=backend. But let’s be honest—if you’re just starting out, you’re probably wondering:
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Why Kubernetes labels are important (but not…
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If you’ve started your Kubernetes journey, you’ve probably noticed something peculiar in almost every beginner tutorial: the early introduction of labels. Right after you create a pod or deploy your first application, you’re encouraged to add labels like app=frontend or tier=backend. But let’s be honest—if you’re just starting out, you’re probably wondering: