From the course: Kubernetes: Native Tools (2018)
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kubeadm - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes: Native Tools (2018)
kubeadm
- [Narrator] Kube A-D-M, or kubeadm, has been a native tool since version 1.4. It helps you install and set up a cluster. Kubeadm was one of the outputs of the effort to make Kubernetes easier to install. Back in the day, Kubernetes had a bad rap for bringing a cool tool, but really hard to install. Kubeadm allows you to create a Kubernetes cluster on machines running Ubuntu 16.4 or higher, Debian 9, CentOS, REL 7, et cetera. Setting up a cluster is a four part process. As a prerequisite, you are required to download and install Docker, kubeadm, kubelet, and kubectl on the machine that will serve as your master Kubernetes node. Then you'll want to install the kubeadm tool on all the hosts that you want be a part of the Kubernetes cluster. Next, on the node that's going to be the master node, you'll run the kubeadm init command. This commands runs checks to verify that the node you've selected can actually run Kubernetes, and then downloads and installs the cluster database and sets up…
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