Kubeadm tool:

Hello and welcome to this lecture on setting up kubernetes with cube ADM tool in this
lecture we will look at the cube admin tool which can be used to bootstrap a kubernetes
cluster.

Mini cube:

with the mini cube utility you could only set up a single node kubernetes cluster.

The Kube admin tool helps us set up a multi node cluster with master and workers on
separate machines.

Installing all of these various components individually on different nodes and modifying the
configuration files to make it work is a tedious task Kube admin tool helps us in doing all of that
very easily in an automated fashion.

Step for setup kubernetes:

Step 1:

You must have multiple systems or virtual machines created for configuring a cluster.

We will see how to set up your laptop to do just that if you're not familiar with it.

Once the systems are created, designate one as master and others as worker nodes the
step 2:

Next step is to install a container runtime on the host so that we can run containers on
these hosts .

we will be using docker so we must install docker on all the nodes

Step 3:

The next step is to install Kube admin tool on all the nodes.

The cube admin tool helps us bootstrap the kubernetes solution by installing and
configuring all the required components in the right nodes.

Step 4:

The forth step is to initialize the master server.

During this process all the required components are installed and configured on the master
server that way we can start the cluster level configurations from the master serve.

Once the master server is initialized and before joining the worker nodes to the master we
must ensure that the network prerequisites are met a normal network connectivity
between the systems is not sufficient for this.

kubernetes requires a special network between the master and worker nodes which is
called as a pod network or a cluster network.

Step 6:

The last step is to join the worker nodes to the master node.

We are then all set to launch our application in kubernetes.

We will now see a demo of setting up kubernetes using the cube admin tool in our local
environment.
Demo of setting up kubernetes:

We will now see a demo of setting up kubernetes using the cube admin tool in our local
environment .

Now this demo is divided into multiple parts in the first section we will look at how to set
up a basic lab in our laptop using a virtualization technology and in our case we're going
to use VirtualBox in fact all that we need is three Linux virtual machines running a
supported version of operating system.

In our case we are going to use Ubuntu now.

You don't have to follow or you don't have to go through the initial demo of setting up the
virtual machines because that's for the absolute beginners in case you already know how to
do that you can setup a virtual machines either on your laptop or you can set it up on a
lab environment or on the cloud.

So it doesn't really matter where you do it all you need to do is make sure that these
three VMs they have their own unique IP addresses, static IP addresses they have their
unique host names and they're part of the same network so that they can communicate
with each other.

So we will have three sections in the demo the first section to set up a basic lab
environment that's for the absolute beginners and once we do that we will then look at
how to use the cube admin tool to set up and configure kubernetes on that.

okay thank you for your time and I will see you in the demo.