1. **Create GKE Cluster**: Provision the cluster master plane and worker nodes via Cloud Console or Terraform. 2. **Build & Register Image**: Compile the application into a container image and push it to **Artifact Registry**. 3. **Write Deployment manifest**: Write a Kubernetes YAML file defining pods, replicas, containers, environment variables, and ports. 4. **Apply manifest**: Run `kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml` to deploy pods to the cluster. 5. **Expose Service**: Deploy a Kubernete

# Deployment Steps:

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Create GKE Cluster: Provision the cluster master plane and worker nodes via Cloud Console or Terraform.
Build & Register Image: Compile the application into a container image and push it to Artifact Registry.
Write Deployment manifest: Write a Kubernetes YAML file defining pods, replicas, containers, environment variables, and ports.
Apply manifest: Run kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml to deploy pods to the cluster.
Expose Service: Deploy a Kubernetes Service of type: LoadBalancer or configure an Ingress resource to route internet traffic to the containers.

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