Update How to use the Kubernetes Agent to connect your app to a cluster authored by Corina Patachia's avatar Corina Patachia
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- [line 15](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC15) with <your-k8-agent-name> - [line 15](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC15) with <your-k8-agent-name>
- [line 18](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC18) with <your-k8-env-name> ( the env will be created automatically by the runner with the name you provide here ) - [line 18](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC18) with <your-k8-env-name> ( the env will be created automatically by the runner with the name you provide here )
- [line 19](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC19) with <your-kubernetes-cluster-ingress-URL>nip.io - [line 19](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415249#LC19) with <your-kubernetes-cluster-ingress-URL>nip.io
10. 10. Create a deploy token and add the Kubernetes manifest files as mentioned [here](https://gitlab.com/corina-s/how-fast-can-flash-run/-/snippets/2415314)
Note that we are using the Kanino template to avoid docker-in-docker as recommended by GitLab. Note that we are using the Kanino template to avoid docker-in-docker as recommended by GitLab.
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