Delete pods on error from k8s node
Delete pod on error: Delete pods on evicted state
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Add public IP to Microk8s
Edit the microk8s template file. Add the new IP Address, make sure to use a higher number for the IP address. It should look like this. Refresh certificate Check new IP was added Reboot the PC, just to make sure everything is OK You may need to re-join all nodes since we created a new
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How to Set or Change the Time Zone in Linux
Checking the Current Time Zone List time zones Set time zone For example
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Install Kubectl and HELM in Windows
Create a folder under user’s home Go to k8s folder Get the Kubectl executable run in gitbash: Append or prepend the kubectl binary folder (k8s) to your PATH environment variable. Use System Variables section: To get HELM, download the HELM binary from: Unzip folder Move HELM binary to upper folder
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Raspberry PI, run script / program on startup
First create an executable script (my-script.sh): Add the following code: Edit rc.local file: Add new line to execute the script: If the script includes a loop or it is meant to be executed indefinitely, we might need to add and ampersand at the end of the line: Finally, grant executable privileges to /etc/rc.local file and
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Enable USB Ethernet device in Linux
To enable and use ethernet over USB in Linux, we need to enable it first. First of all we need to know the logical name of the USB device: Output might look like this: We need to check and look to the correct USB Ethernet interface and write down the logical name, in this case:
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Add git credentials to local configuration
Set Vim as default text editor
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Add a label to a Kubernetes node
List the nodes in your cluster, along with their labels: Choose one of your nodes, and add a label to it:
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