August 2019
Intermediate to advanced
242 pages
5h 45m
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You can now edit the vars.sh file we created earlier and set the appropriate values using your favorite command-line text editor. You will also need to create the bucket where k8s stores cluster information.
Once you have done this, you can bring up your Kubernetes cluster:
source vars.sh./cluster-up.sh
KOPS is now interacting with Kubernetes via kubectl to spin up the AWS resources that will run your cluster and then configure K8s itself on these same resources. You will need to verify that your cluster has been brought up successfully before proceeding:
kops validate clusterValidating cluster hodlgo.k8s.localINSTANCE GROUPSNAME ROLE MACHINETYPE MIN MAX SUBNETSmaster-ap-southeast-2a Master c4.large 1 1 ap-southeast-2 ...
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