fine, you made it.
once the deployment is ready, a first kubernetes ( pks small, 1 master, 3 worker ) should have been deployed.
on the jumphost, login to pks using
source .env.sh
pks login -a api.${PKS_SUBDOMAIN_NAME}.${PKS_DOMAIN_NAME} -u k8sadmin -p ${PIVNET_UAA_TOKEN} --skip-ssl-validation
view the deployed cluster(s)
pks clusters
pks show-cluster k8s1
the master and workers are grouped into Availability Sets on Azure (Aset´s). the clusters UUID is the value to identify worker and master Aset´s .
download the pks cli from pivnet to you local machine
with your sourced local .env, login to pks and run pks get-credentials
source .env
pks login -a api.${PKS_SUBDOMAIN_NAME}.${PKS_DOMAIN_NAME} -u k8sadmin -p ${PIVNET_UAA_TOKEN} --skip-ssl-validation
pks get-credentials k8s1
this will create a local ~/.kube/config file.
once done, start kubectl proxy
on you local host.
start you browser and navigate to kube dashboard
at the sign in windows, select Browse to a kube config file
select the your ~/.kube/config
file created earlier
hint: mac users, <shift><commad><g>
is your friend
to connect to the harbor ui, type https://harbor.yourpksdomin into the Browser the login screen will open
enter admin as the username and you pivnet token as password
a walkthouh for Pod Security Policies see nginx
you can find a walkthrough do deploy the famous cf-app-nodejs here: see cnbp
tbd
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