Finding working pod network manifest, for cluster creation, during the exam from kuberenetes.io/docs

mpatters72

For the life of me, I can't find a manifest to a pod network provider manifest referenced on kubenetes.io/docs page. e.g. weavenet, calico, etc (e.g. just after creating a cluster with kubeadm) I need a link with kubectl apply -f manifest url. The docs I found point directly to external pages.

I'm not supposed to browse off kubernetes.io to get the manifests, so I'm not sure what to do when I get to that step. Can anyone provide a very detailed pointer to where i can find a command (e.g. kubectl apply -f http://weave.io/manifest.yaml ) linked off kubernetes.io page?

Or is there a flag in kubeadm that does that automatically that I'm missing?

I've looked all around and I can't seem to find it. Maybe it's hidden in a tab or something?
I don't want to get lost during the exam.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/network-policy-provider

Thanks!

serewicz

Hello,

I'm also unaware of any particular network plugin manifest being available among the allowed URLs. The certification team is aware of what resources are available, they really test everything quite a bit. They would then provide any info not otherwise accessible. As well there are five or six major possible network plugins, each with their own quirks. The domain competencies do not list a particular network plugin. Hopefully that helps

Regards,

mpatters72

@serewicz it looks like links that used to be there were removed July 20 2020 https://github.com/kubernetes/website/pull/22600#issuecomment-666303055 and https://github.com/kubernetes/website/commit/67d95db8cd744ccd64914ed349f64a5fefad8919#diff-f2a40a553d60c0fe04e84ee9c1bf28a6 I thought I was going crazy.. but they removed key info needed to install a manifest w/o leaving kubernetes.io/docs page... if https://github.com/kubernetes/website. is allowed I can probably trackdown the change commit so that I can move forward.

serewicz

Good find. Are you building a list of bookmarks in an allowed browser for each of the bullet points? Just a suggestion if not.

Regards,

mpatters72

Ooooh thanks for making that point more clear. I can actually access my bookmarks during exam from allowed locations. Thanks.