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Next, to make the dashboard accessible from your desktop run: kubectl proxyĪccess the dashboard through your browser Yaml is the declarative language used to describe things in Kubernetes, so feel free to read or edit the kubernetes-dashboard.yaml file prior to deployment. Remember we installed kubectl before (or added the extension in vscode)… For most of these examples I simply use PowerShell (more as my way of forcing myself to convert Linux commands to PowerShell rather than some other benefit, and I’m guessing if you’re reading this you have some familiarity with PowerShell). kubectl get namespace kubectl get pods -n kube-system Deploy the Kubernetes Dashboard (optional)įrom now on we’ll use vscode (or your console of choice). Let’s see what’s going on in there with a couple of examples.

DOCKER FOR WINDOWS KUBERNETES WINDOWS 10

ĭo yourself a favour by adding Helm into your PATH environment variables in Windows settings.Ĭongratulations! You now have a one-node Kubernetes cluster running on your Windows 10 desktop.

This will give you a bit more flexibility in terms of deploying packaged applications in Kubernetes and allow us to deploy Kasten K10 a wee bit later on.

DOCKER FOR WINDOWS KUBERNETES INSTALL

While you’re at it, you might as well install Helm. You should now see the local Kubernetes set to your desktop context (or change it to your desktop context if you have a different connection set up).Ħ. (note – if c: is the working volume for your helm charts and other operations then it should be shared. Enable shared drives for the disk(s) where you might run volumes. This will migrate the Hyper-V VM that will host your containers in the background.Ĥ. Change disk image location (I moved to one of my other internal ssd’s (B:)). Adjust resource utilization if you desire (optional). Log in to Docker using your docker hub ID.ģ. After logging in again wait till Docker starts. Make sure you do not use Windows containers (Docker deploys a Linux VM on Hyper-V to host your containers) Set up docker hub account if you don’t already have one.

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Download and Install docker for Windows:

Open a vscode PowerShell console as AdministratorĢ.

Install Hyper-V role on your Windows desktop.

docker cli is installed (available as a vscode extension).

kubectl is installed (available as a vscode extension – look for ‘kubernetes’ and install the extension you prefer (I picked the one from Microsoft)).

To drive, at the very least you will need to ensure

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While you can use powershell, (or other shells), I would install vscode with the docker, kubernetes extensions plus any others you’d like.

For me, with some backups, object storage and other bits and bobs the space required is about 20GBs. The environment was built on a Windows 10 laptop with 16GB RAM, i7 2.9GHz proc and SSD.

Minio object storage running as a container for K10 import/export profiles and Kanister profiles.

RequirementsĮverything is encapsulated within Docker for Desktop on Windows 10. I also step through deploying the Kubernetes dashboard. not secure, performant or resilient) deployment of Kubernetes right on your Windows 10 laptop using Docker for Windows. The purpose of this post is to provide a functional (i.e. Wanna play with Kubernetes? Wanna practice with kubectl? Wanna try to deploy some containerized applications? Wanna poke at Docker while you’re at it? Got a Windows 10 laptop and about 30 minutes to spare? Then step right up… In part two we set up a couple of simple applications. In this post we deploy Kubernetes in Docker for Windows and deploy the Kubernetes dashboard.