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Kubernetes playground – How to setup dynamic shared storage

2021-02-28
By: michaelcade
On: February 28, 2021
In: Kubernetes
With: 1 Comment

In the last three parts we covered, starting from scratch and getting the Kubernetes platform ready, this was using some old hardware and creating some virtual machines to act as my nodes. But if you don’t have old hardware but you still wish to build out your cluster then these virtual machines can really sit wherever they need to, for example, they could be in the public cloud but remember this is going to cost you. My intention was to remove all costs as possible as this system I am using is always running in my home network as it acts as my backup serverRead More →

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Kubernetes playground – How to setup stateless workloads

2021-02-27
By: michaelcade
On: February 27, 2021
In: Kubernetes
With: 0 Comments

In the last post, we went through creating our home lab Kubernetes cluster and deploying the Kubernetes dashboard. In this post we are going to create a couple more stateless applications. What is BusyBox Several stripped-down Unix tools in a single executable file. Commonly referred to as the “Swiss army knife tool in Linux distributions” I began by just testing this following a walkthrough tutorial but then later realised that this is a great tool for troubleshooting within your Kubernetes pod. You can find out more information here on Docker Hub. kubectl run myshell –rm -it –image busybox – sh Some things you didn’t knowRead More →

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Kubernetes playground – Setting up your cluster

2021-02-26
By: michaelcade
On: February 26, 2021
In: Kubernetes
With: 2 Comments

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 →

Kubernetes playground – How to choose your platform

2021-02-25
By: michaelcade
On: February 25, 2021
In: Kubernetes
With: 5 Comments

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 →

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