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Minikube is a tool that allows you to run a Kubernetes cluster on your local machine, which is especially useful for developers who want to test and develop Kubernetes applications locally. This tutorial will guide you through installing Minikube on yo…
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Comprehensive tutorial on how to use HAProxy as an ingress controller in Kubernetes environment to implement the rules that we define in our ingress resource.
In this step-by-step guide, learn how to install the latest version of Minikube on your Ubuntu desktop or server system.
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In minikube, add a node using “minikube node add” command. In Kind, add nodes in config file and create the cluster. In k3d, use “k3d node create” command.
To create the secret tls, run the “kubectl create secret –cert= –key=” command.
To clear the Kubernetes cache, open the “.kube” directory from the system “$Home” directory or User directory. After that, clear all content of the directory.
To install kubectl, first, install the Chocolatey package manager on the system. After that, run the “choco install kubernetes-cli” command to install kubectl.
To get ingress, use the “kubectl get ingress” command. To get ingress details in any format, use the “kubectl get ingress -o ” command.
To remove the ingress, use the “kubectl delete ingress ” command. To remove all the ingresses, use the “kubectl delete –all ingress” command.
To create Ingress, run the Ingress controller. Then, create the “ingress.yml” file, define the routing rules, and use the “kubectl apply -f ” command.
The kubectl commands include, “kubectl config”, “kubectl expose”, “kubectl create”, “kubectl get”, “kubectl delete”, “kubectl describe” and “kubectl logs”.
To run ingress in minikube, use “minikube addons enable ingress” command. To run the ingress controller on other platforms, use “kubectl apply -f URL” command.
To create the Kubernetes Deployment, start the Kubernetes cluster and use “kubectl create deployment <deployment-name> –image=<image-name>” command.
To start the Kubernetes cluster, first, download the Docker Desktop or minikube. Then, install the kubectl tool, and start Kubernetes node to use Kubernetes.