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1. Open another terminal window and run the **./getMessage.sh \<namespace\>** command. You should see all of the messages being sent by the sendMessaging command.
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1. To see how the pods work together in action, run the **kubectl get pod | grep secureapp** command on another terminal windows to view the current pods, and then delete the running pod (the one with the ready state of `1/1`) by running the command: **oc delete pod secureapphelm-ibm-mq-0** (where the pod name is customized based on which one is active). Once the active pod is deleted, the application connections will then reconnect to the other pod.
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1. To see how the pods work together in action, run the **kubectl get pod | grep secureapp** command on another terminal windows to view the current pods, and then delete the running pod (the one with the ready state of `1/1`) by running the command: **kubectl delete pod secureapphelm-ibm-mq-0** (where the pod name is customized based on which one is active). Once the active pod is deleted, the application connections will then reconnect to the other pod.
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1. You can clean up the resources by navigating to the *../deploy* directory and running the command **./cleanup.sh \<namespace\>**. This will delete everything. Do not worry if you receive messages about PVCs not being found, this is a generic clean-up script and assumes a worst case scenario.
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