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In the last part I introduced in the exercises and talked about the complications I had with building a Dockerimage with Chrome inside on an arm64 platform. Also the used NodeJS app and its’ Dockerfile was presented. This part will be more about Kubernetes, setting up the Cluster and deploying the NodeJS app.
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In the last part I introduced in the exercises and talked about the complications I had with building a Dockerimage with Chrome inside on an arm64 platform. Also the used NodeJS app and its’ Dockerfile was presented. This part will be more about Kubernetes, setting up the Cluster and deploying the NodeJS app.
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After creating the Dockerfile it was about setting up a Kubernetes cluster. Which program I use for this was up to me. In my DevOps with Kubernetes course we use k3d, this implements K3s in Docker. During the course I had not experienced any problems with this solution, so I was sure to use k3d to solve the assignments. Installing k3d on macOS is easy via Homebrew with brew install k3d. The cluster can then be created with k3d cluster create --port '8082:30080@agent[0]' -p 8081:80@loadbalancer --agents 2. The 8081:80@loadbalancer will allow our apps to be accessible to us via localhost:8081.
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After creating the Dockerfile it was about setting up a Kubernetes cluster. Which program I use for this was up to me. In my DevOps with Kubernetes course we use k3d, this implements K3s in Docker. During the course I had not experienced any problems with this solution, so I was sure to use k3d to solve the assignments. Installing k3d on macOS is easy via Homebrew with brew install k3d. The cluster can then be created with k3d cluster create --port '8082:30080@agent[0]' -p 8081:80@loadbalancer --agents 2. The 8081:80@loadbalancer will allow our apps to be accessible to us via localhost:8081.
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After creating the Dockerfile it was about setting up a Kubernetes cluster. Which program I use for this was up to me. In my DevOps with Kubernetes course we use k3d, this implements K3s in Docker. During the course I had not experienced any problems with this solution, so I was sure to use k3d to solve the assignments. Installing k3d on macOS is easy via Homebrew with brew install k3d. The cluster can then be created with k3d cluster create --port '8082:30080@agent[0]' -p 8081:80@loadbalancer --agents 2. The 8081:80@loadbalancer will allow our apps to be accessible to us via localhost:8081.