This tutorial uses Kops to set up a production-grade Kubernetes cluster on a public cloud using AWS, and then deploys Redis Enterprise Service on top of it, showcasing the ease of use of Kops in setting up a Kubernetes cluster for a variety of applications. The process involves preparing the local machine with necessary tools, configuring a domain name, creating an S3 bucket to store the state of the cluster configuration, creating a Kubernetes cluster using Kops, deploying Redis Enterprise Service on the cluster, and deleting the cluster when no longer needed.