Deploying with Vagrant
I wanted to share this because over two nights I've had not a lot of fun trying to get LFD259 to work first on Azure (which I abandoned) and then on Vagrant.
Here's what I did to finally get this working for me on vagrant:
- First, I defined my vagrant machines as having private IPs:
config.vm.network :private_network, ip: 192.168.205.10 - Then after I stood the machines up I edited k8sMaster.sh on the master node and a) changed every occurrence of 1.13.1 to 1.14.0 in vim:
%s/1.13.1/1.14.0/g; b) found thesudo kubeadmline and appended--apiserver-advertise-address 192.168.205.10 - I then edit k8sSecond.sh on the worker node and changed every occurrence of 1.13.1 to 1.14.0 in vim:
%s/1.13.1/1.14.0/g - Ran k8sMaster.sh on vagrant machine 1 while running k8sSecond.sh on machine 2 at the same time
- Copied the kubeadm join command and ran it on machine 2
At this point, I finally have a cluster up and running.
Why did I abandon Azure? When I got to lab 3.4, I could not get the healthchecks to work with Azure networking for some reason and thought Vagrant would be easier; well, half right
Now to try lab 3.4 again ![]()
Hope this helps someone else
David
Comments
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I meant to say, this page by Raj Rajaratnam was a gift from heaven for getting this figured out - https://medium.com/@wso2tech/multi-node-kubernetes-cluster-with-vagrant-virtualbox-and-kubeadm-9d3eaac28b98
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Hi David,
Thanks for the detailed steps on how to setup the labs environment with vagrant.
For Azure, there are a few earlier discussions in this forum where detailed solutions have been posted. Check them out, hope they will help.Regards,
-Chris0
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