Kuberoot :~ $ sudo cp -i /etc/kubernetes/nf Root :~ $ kubeadm init -config=kubeadm-config.yaml -upload-certs | tee kubeadm-init.outĬopy config file to communicate with the cluster root :~ $ mkdir -p $HOME/. Getting the master, workers and loadbalancer. This box can work with multiple providers! The providers that itĬan work with are listed below. => box: Loading metadata for box 'ubuntu/bionic64' box: URL: In your terminal do the following: vagrant box add ubuntu/bionic64
#Install kubernetes cluster debian install#
Vagrant VirtualBox Lens Install the boxesįirst, we will install the boxes.
#Install kubernetes cluster debian download#
To get started, make sure you download and install Vagrant, VirtualBox and Lens if you don’t already have them. You must have a minimum of 16 GB of RAM for setting up this cluster. After the installation we use Lens to connect to the created cluster. A loadbalancer will also be created and will be used in our next blog about Traefik.
The Vagrant file will create one Kubernetes master server and two Kubernetes workers.
This time we will use VirtualBox and Vagrant to set it all up. In this tutorial you can experiment with a local Kubernetes cluster that can be installed using VirtualBox or another virtualization product.
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