In the previous example, we used thewideoption to display additional details about the Kubernetes object.Sometimes, however, we need to get the complete manifest of the deployed Kubernetes object. In such cases, we canspecify theyamlargument with the-ooption. To understand this, let’s display ...
Test the Kafka deployment withkcat, a generic non-JVM producer and consumer application. Follow the steps below to deploy kcat and use it to test Kafka: 1. Create a YAML file: nano kcat-deployment.yaml 2. Paste the code below to create a kcat deployment: kind: Deployment apiVersion: apps...
Hello readers, in this post, we will show you how to deploy Kubernetes Cluster on RHEL 9 with kubeadm utility. Kubernetes(k8s) is an open-source container orchestration platform. It allows automating deployment, scaling, and management of container-based applications. In Kubernetes cluster, we hav...
Here, you look at some of the deployment options available to you to deploy these components.Pod deployment optionsThere are several options to manage the deployment of pods in a Kubernetes cluster when you're using kubectl. The options are:...
SDC_DEPLOYMENT_MANIFEST -- set this to a yaml that includes an Ingress resource and a NodePort service (example yamls are provided) The ingress examples below useingress-nginxas an Ingress Controller on both Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). ...
Part 1: Preparing for Deployment Make sure your Kubernetes cluster is operational before deploying MinIO on it. To check the status of your nodes, issue the following command: kubectl get nodes If your nodes are ready, you can proceed with the deployment. If not, you need to troubleshoot th...
Step 3: Deploying Redis on Kubernetes Step 4: Verifying the Deployment Step 5: Connecting to Redis Final Thoughts Step 1: Preparing the Server We must first configure the server where theKubernetes clusterwill run before we can deploy Redis on it. The steps are the same for other operating ...
To install the NGINX ingress controller, first, we need to deploy the NGINX ingress controller using the mandatory YAML file provided by the NGINX ingress project: $ kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubernetes/ingress-nginx/main/deploy/static/provider/cloud/deploy.yaml namespace...
kubectl get pods The list shows the newly created pod. Note: Deleting pods cannot change the number of running pod replicas. Instead, change it by modifying the deploymentYAML file, or usekubectl scale: kubectl scale deployment [deployment-name] --replicas=[number] ...
But you can also organize full namespaces - that is, any Kubernetes namespace that is not a subnamespace - into hierarchies as well. To do this, you need the “update” permission for HierarchyConfiguration objects on various namespaces, as will be described below. If you have the “update...