A replication controller will ensure that a specified number of pod replicas are running at any one time. A configuration file was defined to set the pod performance. The redis-slave-service.yaml file was used to set up proxy connections to the Redis 'read' workers. This was obtained from the Guestbook folder in GitHub, and by using search commands in the Google Cloud shell. The redis slave service is created and verified, by performing simple 'kubectl' commands in the Google Cloud shell.The frontend web server pods of the Guestbook project were created, using the frontend-deployment.yaml file. The Redis master and slave pods were verified as running, in the Kubernetes dashboard. PHP is used for frontend programming. However, it is possible to use alternatives, such as HTML5, Bootstrap, CSS3 or Java. The guestbook exposes a simple JSON interface and serves as a jQuery, Ajax-based UX.