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ADM-733[docs] refactor: refactor K8s to K8S (#1031)
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## 7.2 K8s
## 7.2 K8S

First, create a `k8s-heartbeat.yml` file, and copy below code into the file.

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kubectl apply -f k8s-heartbeat.yml
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You also can deploy Heartbeats in multiple instances using k8s through the following [documentation](https://au-heartbeat.github.io/Heartbeat/en/devops/how-to-deploy-heartbeat-in-multiple-instances-by-k8s/).
You also can deploy Heartbeats in multiple instances using K8S through the following [documentation](https://au-heartbeat.github.io/Heartbeat/en/devops/how-to-deploy-heartbeat-in-multiple-instances-by-k8s/).
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title: How to deploy heartbeat in multiple instances by k8s
description: How to deploy heartbeat in multiple instances by k8s
title: How to deploy heartbeat in multiple instances by K8S
description: How to deploy heartbeat in multiple instances by K8S
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## Solutions

Following the next tutorial, you can use Heartbeat in the k8s environment more conveniently.
Following the next tutorial, you can use Heartbeat in the K8S environment more conveniently.

## Multiple instances deploy tutorial

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kubectl apply -f k8s-heartbeat.yml
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## K8s resource recycling
## K8S resource recycling

If for some reason you need to restore the system to its pre-deployment state, you can use the following command.

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