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The yaml file above is used to create an `AppWrapper` named `0001-aw-generic-deployment-2` which encompasses a Kubernetes Job resulting in the creation of 2 pods. The appwrappers's pod will be scheduled by kubernetes scheduler.
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The yaml file above is used to create an `AppWrapper` named `0001-aw-generic-deployment-1` which encompasses a Kubernetes Job resulting in the creation of 2 pods. The appwrappers's pod will be scheduled by kubernetes scheduler.
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Create the `AppWrapper`
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```bash
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kubectl create -f aw-01.yaml
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Check `AppWrapper` job creation with the command below. You should see the `0001-aw-generic-deployment-2` app wrapper.
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Check `AppWrapper` job creation with the command below. You should see the `0001-aw-generic-deployment-1` app wrapper.
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```bash
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0001-aw-generic-deployment-2 59s
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0001-aw-generic-deployment-1 59s
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```
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Check `AppWrapper` job status by describing the `AppWrapper`. The `Status:` stanza will show the `State` of `Running` if it has successfully deployed.
This step showed a simple deployment of an `AppWrapper` job. The next step will show how queuing works in the __Multi-Cluster Application Dispatcher__ Controller.
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