Set up Docker’s apt repository. Install the Docker packages. Grant user permissions Installing Kubectl Get installer Install Kubectl Generate kubeconfig in master node Copying kubeconfig to local machine Set permissions for k8s config file Installing Helm
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Create a file with a cron command to reconnect Add
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Login into K8s master node and save Microk8s configuration Copy config filet to client pc Edit config file in client pc to change remote public IP address Change IP address
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Update nodes Sometimes, we just need to run this command to reconnect a node Remove nodes Re-Add nodes Add nodeName labels Add nodeProjects labels Add performaceNode labels Add heavyWorkerNodes labels Check pods on new nodes Re-deploy liveness probe pods Aliases
Delete pod on error: Delete pods on evicted state
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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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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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