Kubernetes Cookbook - Second Edition

Getting ready

For performing this recipe, you'll need a Kubernetes cluster deployed by kops in AWS. You will need to follow the previous recipes in this chapter to launch a cluster. Here, we'll use the same cluster we created in the previous recipe:

# kops validate clusterUsing cluster from kubectl context: k8s-cookbook.netValidating cluster k8s-cookbook.netINSTANCE GROUPSNAME                  ROLE   MACHINETYPE   MIN    MAX    SUBNETSmaster-us-east-1a     Master t2.small      1      1      us-east-1anodes                 Node   t2.micro      2      2      us-east-1a,us-east-1b,us-east-1cNODE STATUSNAME                         ROLE   READYip-172-20-44-140.ec2.internal       node   Trueip-172-20-62-204.ec2.internal       master Trueip-172-20-87-38.ec2.internal node   TrueYour cluster k8s-cookbook.net is ready

In the previous recipe, we've had the KOPS_STATE_STORE ...