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DevOps for DBA’s: Installing Kubernetes

Please watch the latest videos on installing kubernetes using Vagrant box on your laptop and practice for your devops stuff.

Pre-req

  1. Install vagrant on your laptop
  2. Get an account on container-registry.oracle.com
  3. Download https://github.com/oracle/vagrant-boxes repository

Navigate to the git repo that is downloaded and just run

On Command prompt,

cd <folder>/kubernetes

vagrant up master

once the machine is ready, perform

vagrant ssh master

sudo su -

cd /vagrant/scripts/

sh kubeadm-setup-master.sh

This will initiate the kubernetes cluster

Perform work node installation

On command prompt,

cd <folder>/kubernetes

vagrant up worker1

once the machine is ready, perform

vagrant ssh worker1

cd /vagrant/scripts

sh kubeadm-setup-worker.sh

Repeat the same with worker 2 as well.

Videos for the same.

Kubernetes Installation
Kubernetes Dashboard Setup

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