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Now that the virtual-kubelet is deployed run `kubectl get nodes` and you should see
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a `virtual-kubelet` node.
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## Current features
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* Multiple containers per pod
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* Windows/Linux containers
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* Restart policies
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* Volumes
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* Empty dir
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* Git hub repo
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* Azure files
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* Config maps
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* Secrets
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* Pod status
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* Resource limits (Mem and Cores)
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* Environment variables
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* Public IPs
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## Current Limitations
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* kubectl exec
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* kubectl logs
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* Metrics
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## Command-Line Usage
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```bash
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## Deploy as a Pod by Helm Chart
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Run these commands to deploy the virtual kubelet which connects your Kubernetes cluster to Azure Container Instances.
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If you want to run the connector from the Azure command-line check out this.
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If you want to run the connector from the Azure command-line check out this.
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```bash
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RELEASE_NAME=virtual-kubelet
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