 Okay, one thing that you'll see a lot of tutorials do is that they'll show you how to start things up But they don't show you how to terminate things. So let's take a look at that in this video And we're just going to use cube control get all So we can see that we have a pod deploy. We have service kb service rest deploy and we also have the deployment So what we can do to? Terminate things that we've brought up so far so we can use Cube control delete Service And we'll just do the kbe rest And see it takes just a moment to run and then you can see the kbe rest service was deleted and do We can see that the service no longer is there We can see the service for kubernetes is still up with the cluster IP, but the kbe rest is now gone and Likewise, we can also do cube control delete deployment Kb kbe Rest and that will terminate the deployment as well. So now we can take a look at that Come back and get all we can see that now we don't have anything running in our kubernetes cluster And if I look at Docker You can see that I don't have a Docker containers running it also so now we've shut everything down and pretty straightforward commands. So you can see Cube control delete and then either service or deployment and then the identifier that we gave them in this case It's kbe rest. So this is a handy way Once we we start things up obviously at some point in time on our development systems We're gonna need to shut them down. So this is a very handy way to Bring things up shut them down if we want we can make changes and then restart them So these are the commands that we use to shut down things that we've created in the kubernetes cluster