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   *Step 5 - Access Services*
   
  -To access Kaui and Killbill, we need to know the external IP assigned to these services.
  +To access Kaui and Killbill, you need to know the external IP assigned to these services.
   
   Run the following command and make a note of *EXTERNAL-IP* assigned to Kaui and Killbill services.
   As per the resource configuration, Kaui is exposed on port 9090, and Killbill is exposed on port 8080.
  
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  In this guide, for running commands against a Kubernetes cluster we would use a command-line tool - *kubectl*.
  
  For more information about the *kubectl* tool, check the following links:
  
  * https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubectl/overview/[Overview of kubectl]
  
  * https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/#kubectl[Install kubectl]
  
  *This guide has the following sections:*
  
  * <<deploy_to_local_kubernetes>>
  * <<deploy_to_kubernetes_on_digitalocean>>
  * <<debug_running_pods>>
  
  == Deploy to Local Kubernetes [[deploy_to_local_kubernetes]]
  There are multiple platforms that allows you to run Kubernetes locally.
  In this guide, we would be using https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/start/[Minikube] to set up a local Kubernetes cluster and deploy Kill Bill to it.
  
  *Step 1 - Start Your Cluster*
  
  
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  The following are the steps to view the logs of Killbill or Kaui deployed on a cluster:
  
  *Step 1 - Find a Pod Name*
  
  For Kubernetes cluster running locally:
  
  