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   I0907 16:03:15.550837   30968 loadbalancer_patcher.go:122] Patched killbill with IP 127.0.0.1
   
  -*Step 4 - Check Pods Status*
  -
  -At this stage, the status of pods would be either *ContainerCreating* or *Pending* as downloading container images over the network and setting up containers could take a few minutes.
  -
  -Wait until all containers are created successfully and all pods are bound to nodes.
  -When this is done, pods status would change to *Running*.
  -
  -To check the current status of all pods, run the following command:
  +*Step 4 - Check Pods' Statuses*
  +
  +At this stage, statuses of pods' would be either *ContainerCreating* or *Pending* as downloading container images over the network and setting up containers could take a few minutes.
  +
  +Wait until all containers get created successfully and all pods' bound to nodes.
  +When this gets done, pods' statuses will change to *Running*.
  +
  +To check the current statuses of all pods', run the following command:
   
   [source,bash]
   kubectl get pods
  
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  == Before You Begin
  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:
  
  
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  == Deploy to Local Kubernetes [[deploy_to_local_kubernetes]]
  There are multiple platforms that allows you to run Kubernetes locally.
  This guide uses 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*
  
  