A Quick View of Kubernetes at DigitalOcean, Steps to Setting Up Kubernetes On DigitalOcean
Step-1: Create a Kubernetes Cluster
Step-2: Select A Region
Step-3: Select Machine Type, Node Plan, and Fill Node Pool Name, Choose Cluster Name, Create Cluster
Select
– Machine Type
– Node Plan
Fill
– Node Pool Name
– Choose Cluster Name
Then Click On –
Create Cluster
Step-4 : Install Management Tools :
Install management tools
While you can create, resize, and destroy clusters and node pools here in the control panel, all other administrative tasks require command-line tools from your local machine or a remote management server:
- kubectl, the official Kubernetes client. Use version 1.14.1 of kubectl to ensure you are within one minor version of your cluster’s Kubernetes version.
- doctl, the official DigitalOcean command-line tool. Use the latest version.
You can install these while your cluster is being provisioned.
Step-5 :
Download the configuration file
To connect to your cluster from the command line, you need a configuration file on your administration machine that contains an authentication certificate and other connection information.
Automated certificate management (Recommended)
For automated certificate renewal and multiple-cluster management, use `doctl` to fetch your configuration files. How to Connect to Your Kubernetes Cluster provides detailed guidance.
Quick connect with manual certificate management
If you’re just trying out Kubernetes with a single cluster, you can download the cluster configuration file to your ~/.kube directory now. The authentication certificate is good for one week, after which you will need to re-download it.
You can use the following command from within the .kube directory:
Various things to look on :
The Kubernetes command-line tool, kubectl, allows you to run commands against Kubernetes clusters.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/install-kubectl/
Sumit Arora 