Kubernetes - Helm Package ManagerYou want to install Helm on a Mac using Homebrew. Which command correctly installs Helm and verifies the installation?Abrew get helm && helm checkBbrew install helm && helm versionCbrew install helm && kubectl versionDbrew update helm && helm statusCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify correct Homebrew install commandHomebrew installs packages with 'brew install ', so 'brew install helm' is correct. Running 'helm version' shows Helm's installed version, confirming success.Final Answer:brew install helm && helm version -> Option BQuick Check:Install with brew + verify with helm version = A [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'brew install helm' then 'helm version' to check [OK]Common Mistakes:Using incorrect brew commands like 'brew get' or 'brew update helm'Verifying with kubectl instead of helmUsing 'helm check' or 'helm status' which are invalid
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