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Chapter 3 ■ Kubernetes on Google Cloud PlatformSpecify a cluster name or keep the default cluster name (for example kube-cluster-1). Select a Zone,for example us-east1-d. Select the Machine type as the number of CPU cores. For example, select 1 vCPU,which has 3.75 GB memory. Specify a Cluster size, 3 for example. Keep the “default” setting for Subnetwork.Optionally select Logging and monitoring options and click on Create as shown in Figure 3-55.Figure 3-55. Creating a container clusterA container cluster is created as shown in Figure 3-56.Figure 3-56. Container cluster kube-cluster-179
Chapter 3 ■ Kubernetes on Google Cloud PlatformConnecting to the Google Cloud ShellTo connect to the Google Cloud Shell, click the ➤ icon as shown in Figure 3-57. A message Welcome toCloud Shell and the command prompt for the Cloud Shell should be displayed.Figure 3-57. Connecting to the Google Cloud ShellConfiguring kubectlThe kubectl command-line interface is used to manage the resources in a cluster. If more than onecontainer clusters exist, kubectl needs to be configured for the cluster to be managed. Using gcloud, whichis a command-line tool for Google Cloud Platform, run the following command to configure kubectl to aspecific cluster. The zone must be included in the command, with the –zone option:gcloud container clusters get-credentials kube-cluster-1 --zone us-east1-dThe cluster endpoint and auth data are fetched, and a kubeconfig entry is generated forkube-cluster-1 as shown in Figure 3-58.Figure 3-58. Configuring kubectl for the cluster80
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■ CONTENTS AT A GLANCE■Part
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About the Technical ReviewerMassimo
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