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In the last post, we walked through the pretty basic way of getting our physical and virtual environment ready for our Kubernetes cluster. This post will cover the Kubernetes cluster setup steps. Kubernetes Cluster At this stage, we just have 3 virtual machines running Ubuntu on a flat layer 2 network. Now things get a little more interesting, in one of the last steps of part 1 we touched on installing kubeadm and this is where I am going to focus my installation and configuration, however, you can use the more challenging approach and build out from scratch. Kubernetes the Hard Way on Bare Metal,Read More →

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This series will document my journey in creating a Kubernetes cluster in my home lab using basically the hardware I have available. I do also have some RaspberryPi options but for the purpose of this series, I am going to focus on x86 architecture. The reason for doing this is purely for learning I fully expect the majority of companies to take the easy button and leverage one of the many managed Kubernetes services possibly in the public cloud or from a service provider, the reason for this is because it really does offload the overhead of management and administration off to the service providerRead More →