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    To add a sudo user in Ubuntu, edit the /etc/sudoers file to add the user after the root entry and add them to the sudo group. This allows the new user to have superuser privileges by using the sudo command. Next, update and upgrade the system packages using apt before installing Kubernetes.

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    To add a sudo user in Ubuntu, edit the /etc/sudoers file to add the user after the root entry and add them to the sudo group. This allows the new user to have superuser privileges by using the sudo command. Next, update and upgrade the system packages using apt before installing Kubernetes.

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    To add a sudo user in Ubuntu, edit the /etc/sudoers file to add the user after the root entry and add them to the sudo group. This allows the new user to have superuser privileges by using the sudo command. Next, update and upgrade the system packages using apt before installing Kubernetes.

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    by default ubuntu don't create sudo user, to gain super_user/Sudoer privillages

    which are written in /etc/sudoers


    file we will first check /etc/suders properties so for properties we will use
    permissions and users: ll /etc/sudoers
    and to chage to root user we will switch to root user by
    su root
    Pass:
    now we will edit this file
    and adding below root as
    root ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
    moon ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL
    # usermod -aG sudo moon
    then user moon will be added as sudoers and in sudo group

    to install kubernets we will first update apt and the upgrade


    sudo apt-get update -y
    sudo apt-get upgrade -y

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