Story Tag: kops

Stories Tag: kops

Getting Started with Kubernetes. The picture you see right here, isn’t… | by Stuti Mishra | Oct, 2021 | Medium

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The picture you see right here, isn’t even half of the Kubernetes ecosystem. K8s is evolving by leaps and bounds each day. More and more technologies are being built around it . With a growth rate so dynamic — getting started as a beginner looks quite overwhelming. Before getting into the real talk, we need to know why even bother about Kubernetes in the first…

Migrating CNI plugin from kube-router to Calico on kops managed Kubernetes cluster | by Josef Janda | Wandera Engineering |...

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Network model in Kubernetes The Kubernetes network model requires that all pods have been assigned their own IP addresses and can directly communicate with each other without Network Address Translation (NAT). Kubernetes itself does not provide network connectivity out of the box but it requires a third party Container Network Interface (CNI) plugin to be used. It is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project and…

Kubernetes Using KOPS. This article is mainly focus on how we… | by Hardik Patel | Sep, 2021 | Medium

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This article is mainly focus on how we setup kubernetes cluster on aws cloud using kops command utility. Outline Consider Host machine is linux and follow below steps, setup kubectl curl -LO https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/release/$(curl -s https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/release/stable.txt)/bin/linux/amd64/kubectl chmod +x ./kubectl sudo mv ./kubectl /usr/local/bin/kubectl setup KOPS download binary files in your local from below link, chmod +x kops-linux-amd64 mv kops-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/kops aws cli setup pip install awscli…

KOPS update issue all container in creation state | by saket jain | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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As we changed in the Kubernetes operation s(kops) state file we were facing an issue and stuck all the pods got in container creation state and while describing the pods and looking to the logs for failing it showing Issue After upgrading the kops version all the pods were gone into a pending state and the main culprit was the weave-net. Check the status of…

Amazon KMS for a Kops Kuberenetes Cluster | by Gayatri S Ajith | Jul, 2021 | Medium

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When using Amazon EKS you can configure a AWS KMS key to encrypt etcd. How to do that for a cluster created using kops? It took me a few hours to understand the whole flow. So, here goes. kops helps you create, update & maintain production-quality, highly available, Kubernetes cluster — also taking care of provisioning the necessary cloud infrastructure. Its officially supports Amazon AWS…

Deploy Production-grade Kubernetes Cluster using kOps on Amazon Cloud (AWS) | by Sundeep Nagumalli | Jun, 2021 | Medium

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KOpsa.k.a Kubernetes Operation is a project that is considered as “the easiest way to get a production-grade Kubernetes cluster up and running”. It is a production grade project used to handle the entire life cycle of kubernetes Cluster, which includes infrastructure provisioning to upgrading to deleting, and it knows about everything: nodes, masters, load balancers, cloud providers, monitoring, networking, logging etc. There are other tools…

How to set up Kubernetes cluster using Kops on AWS? | by Dhruvin Soni | Jun, 2021 | Medium

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Kops is one of the tools to create and manage the Kubernetes cluster. Kops stands for Kubernetes operations. Using kops you can create the production-ready highly available kubernetes cluster. Using kops you can create kubernetes cluster in many cloud providers. Kops is responsible for the entire lifecycle of the cluster, from infrastructure provisioning to upgrading to deleting, and it knows about everything about worker nodes,…

Create a kubernetes cluster on AWS EC2 using KOPS in 15 minutes | by Charles Victor | May, 2021 |...

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Introduction Kubernetes clustes are important components in microservices environment. Creating one can’t get any easier by using this simple terraform code that invokes KOPS utility. The k8s cluster gets created in 15 minutes. Taking those manual changes into consideration, it shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes to provision the clusters on aws ec2. Steps Let’s see how we can create a kuberenetes cluster on aws…