 Okay, once the deployment is completed, we can actually configure it as a service. So let's go ahead and go ahead and do that. Very similar process, very similar commands. So again, we're going to use kubectl to create the YAML file for us. So we'll say kubectl, here we're going to say create service, cluster IP, and we're going to give it the name that we did before. So that was KBE rest. In this case, we want to expose the ports, so we want to do tcp equals, remember Tomcat's running on 8080, we're going to expose that port for that, and again, we're going to use a strive run flag, because we're not telling kubectl to actually create the service. We want that to actually be output, and then we need to do the minus o of YAML for the output. And again, we're going to redirect that, and we will call this service YAML. So, see that runs pretty quick. I'll ask, you can see that I have the deployment that we previously created, now we have the service, and now if I come in and do kubectl, again apply minus f for file, this time we're going to tell it the service, and we see that that gets created fairly quick. And we can do kubectl again, get all, and now we can see the service has been created. Right here, we have the service, KBE rest, gets a cluster IP, so this is going to have a specific IP address, and also exposing the port 8080, where our Tomcat application server is running. So that was the command to create the service, we never did take a look at the actual file. So let's go ahead and do that, and go ahead and do a VI into the service, and you can see again this is YAML, so API version one, kind service, provides it some metadata, but the primary thing that we are looking at is the ports 8080 protocol TCP, and then the selector is going to the app that we previously created in the deployment of KBE rest, and we're giving it a type of cluster IP. So again this is a very minimal service file of the creation, and we just specified the basic options that we needed to create this. And if you're not familiar with VI, just call in queue to exit that, and we'll go ahead and clear this.