By following these steps, you have set up a basic Kubernetes cluster using VirtualBox on a Windows 10 Pro system with one master node and two worker nodes. This setup is ideal for learning and experimenting with Kubernetes in a controlled environment.
In this guide, we have covered basic Kubernetes commands for managing deployments, updating images, rolling back deployments, and viewing resources. We also explored how to configure an EKS cluster and set up Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to secure your cluster. By understanding these concepts and commands, you will be well-equipped to manage and maintain Kubernetes clusters in a production environment.
This detailed guide covers setting up a Vagrant VM, configuring AWS CLI, and installing essential Kubernetes tools (eksctl, kubectl, and Helm). These steps provide a robust environment for managing Kubernetes clusters and deploying applications efficiently. As a DevOps professional, mastering these tools and workflows is crucial for effective infrastructure management and deployment automation.
