Kubectl is the tool that provides the functionality to manage the Kubernetes cluster in the backend it interacts with Kubernetes API servers and fulfills the user or administrator request. This cheat sheet provides the various option available under kubectl. Kubectl Autocomplete Kubectl Context and Configuration Creating Objects Viewing, Finding Resources […]
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Kubeadm is one of all time favorite tool for installation of the Kubernetes. It comes directly from Kubernetes community and it is also a future of all kubernetes installation. This tutorial will guide how to Install Kubernetes Cluster on CentOS Environment: 2 CentOS 7 Servers with minimal installation Docker engine […]
Container runtimes is required for Kubernetes to work , one of the popular container runtime is docker. This tutorial will guide you how we can install docker for Kubernetes on CentOS. Step 1: Install required packages for Docker Step 2: Add Docker repository for installation Step 3: Install Docker CE […]
System Requirements: A. Red Hat Subscriptions: You must have an active OpenShift Container Platform subscription on your Red Hat account to proceed. B. Minimum Hardware Requirements: For Master: 2 Physical or virtual system. Base OS: RHEL 7.3 or 7.4 with the “Minimal” installation. 2 vCPU. (You can use 1 CPU […]
This article is all about the configuration of ETCD Kubernetes data store with high-security measurement. We will use TLS/SSL certificate so that all communication within the cluster will secure and private. Environment: 3 RHEL 7 / Centos 7 Server with minimal installation.etcd and etcdctl binary which we can download from […]
Overview: Kubeadm is a utility which is currently is in alpha which provides kubernetes very easily. Prerequisites: 1. One or more physical and virtual machines running CentOS 7 or RHEL 7. 2. 1GB or more of RAM per machine. 3. Network connectivity between machines in the cluster. 4. Good internet […]
CMD is nothing but an argument to the EntryPoint by default docker uses “/bin/sh -c” as an entry point. So if we are defining only CMD in docker file it uses “/bin/sh -c” for example, If Dockerfile will having below format, Default command which docker container will run, will be […]
Docker Container has many benefits over physical and virtualized systems, here we are mentioning some points Portability: let’s suppose in the case of Linux you have your own customized Nginx container. You can run that Nginx container anywhere, no matter it’s a cloud or Data Center on even your own […]