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Configuring the Kubernetes Network Installation is required on both master and nodes flannel Yum Install flannel Configuration is required on both master and nodes flannel Vi/etc/sysconfig/flanneld # Flanneld configuration options# ETCD URL location. Point the server where ETCD runsFlannel_etcd_endpoints= "http://etcd:2379"# ETCD config key. This is the configuration key, that flann

can use the Kubernetes API or the KUBECTL CLI to access logs, and when a spark application is running, the application may log flow logs: $ kubectl-n= If you are installing in a cluster, you can also access the log through the Kubernetes dashboard. L access the interface of the driver UI. The user interface associated with the application can be accessed locall

dashboard is "naked", there is no security to say:-Dashboard UI does not have access management mechanism, any access can take over the dashboard completely;-At the same time behind, dashboard accesses the apiserver through Insecure-port, without using the encryption mechanism. Second, dashboard through the Kubeconfig file information access Apiserver Let's start by establishing a secure communication mechanism between dashboard and apiserver. The st

Description: Use the Grafana official plugins (Grafana-kuberneres-app) Link Prometheus show kubernetes informationNote: All monitoring-related information is placed on the Namespace=monitorGithub:https://github.com/grafana/kubernetes-app1, Installation PrometheusProm-rbac.yamlapiVersion: rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1beta1kind: ClusterRolemetadata: name: prometheus namespace: monitorrules:- apiGroups: [""]

, please read Running Kubernetes locally via Minikube. kubeadm for non-prod Env Using Kubeadm, we can build a kubernetes cluster for Non-prod environment, which runs master key components as containers.For more kubeadm information, please see the Using kubeadm to Create a Cluster.Other IaaC for Prod EnvFor creating a kubernetes cluster on VMs for Prod ENV, We nee

Guide:Kubernetes a ride on the dust to open, then the enterprise should start to kubernetes migration? Under what circumstances do you really accept it? Some of the technology frontier companies first-step practice is probably the most persuasive and reference value. This article is a good reference.1Kubernetes now rage, it is part of a massive cloud-native movement. All major cloud providers use it as a solution for deploying cloud-native application

The Kubernetes network model is made up of four parts from inside to outside: The network where the pod interior container resides The network where the pod resides Network for communication between pod and service Network of communication between outside and service It is recommended that you understand the network model of Docker before reading this article. Refer to the author's first two articles [

Background:Kubernetes Introduction: http://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/GitHub Address: Https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetesInstall the documentation on Ubuntu official address: http://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/ubuntu/Environment: Master: Ubunut14.04 192.168.27.135 (NAT) Minion1: Ubuntu14.04 192.168.27.136 (NAT) Minion2: Ubuntu14.04 192.168

What is 1.1 kubernetes?First, it is a new, container-based, distributed architecture leading solution. is an open source version of Google's Borg (large-scale cluster management system).Second, if the system design follows the Kubernetes design idea, then the traditional system architecture and business does not have much to do with the underlying code or function modules (such as load balancing, service se

more details about Kubernetes, refer to Kubernetes on CoreOS docs.Monitor containers with cAdvisor Kubelet has a built-in cAdvisor for collecting, summarizing, processing, and exporting information about running containers of a given system. The cAdvisor contains a built-in web interface that can be accessed through port 4194.[Cadvisor web interface] The cAdvisor web U