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![Lab Banner](https://cdn.qwiklabs.com/GMOHykaqmlTHiqEeQXTySaMXYPHeIvaqa2qHEzw6Occ%3D#center) ![Lab Banner](https://cdn.qwiklabs.com/GMOHykaqmlTHiqEeQXTySaMXYPHeIvaqa2qHEzw6Occ%3D#center)
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- Time: 1 hour<br> - Time: 1 hour<br>
- Difficulty: Intermediate<br> - Difficulty: Intermediate<br>
- Price: 5 Credits - Price: 5 Credits
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🔄 Last updated: Sep 7, 2023 🔄 Last updated: Sep 7, 2023
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## Challenge scenario ## Challenge scenario
You are taking over ownership of a test environment and have been given an updated version of a containerized test application to deploy. Your systems' architecture team has started adopting a containerized microservice architecture. You are responsible for managing the containerized test web applications. You will first deploy the initial version of a test application, called `echo-app` to a Kubernetes cluster called `echo-cluster` in a deployment called `echo-web`. You are taking over ownership of a test environment and have been given an updated version of a containerized test application to deploy. Your systems' architecture team has started adopting a containerized microservice architecture. You are responsible for managing the containerized test web applications. You will first deploy the initial version of a test application, called `echo-app` to a Kubernetes cluster called `echo-cluster` in a deployment called `echo-web`.