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2nd chunk of `content/en/blog/_posts/2016-07-00-Dashboard-Web-Interface-For-Kubernetes.md`
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In addition to viewing resources, you can create, edit, update, and delete them. This feature enables many use cases. For example, you can kill a failed Pod, do a rolling update on a Deployment, or just organize your resources. You can also export and import YAML configuration files of your cloud apps and store them in a version control system.



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Title: Resource Management and YAML Configuration in Kubernetes Dashboard
Summary
The Kubernetes Dashboard now allows users to create, edit, update, and delete resources, enabling actions such as killing failed Pods, performing rolling updates on Deployments, and organizing resources. Additionally, users can export and import YAML configuration files for their cloud applications, facilitating version control.