Welcome the the BTBW Kubernetes special. Today we'll be taking an existing docker-compose setup (Think development environment) and building a Kubernetes configuration around it.
Make sure you've got a local Kubernetes cluster working! Docker for Windows / Mac now has a built in Kubernetes cluster you can enable.
You can check you've enabled the cluster and set your context by running
kubectl get nodes
If this doesn't work shout @dblencowe
If you want to run the local docker application you'll need to copy .env.example to .env, after that you should get away with docker-compose up