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- Comprehensive Blog on Oracle Kubernetes Engine – getting started
- Configure Network for OKE
- Create 3 Worker Node and 2 Subnets
- Create Kubernetes Cluster
- Enable Cluster access through Command line interface
- Getting onto Kubernetes Dashboard
- Running Ngnix on Load Balancer
- Pod Configuration using a YAML Deployment
Access Container Clusters
Create Cluster
CLUSTER INFO
Name: Enter a unique name for your cluster such as “kubecluster2” ( you can use any name since this was my twelfth cluster named it 2)
Version: Select the latest version ( v1.11.1)
VCN: Select “kubevcn”
Kubernetes Service LB Subnets: Select the two load balancer subnets (loadbalancer-1, loadbalancer-2)
Kubernetes Service CIDR Block: 10.96.0.0/16
Pods CIDR Block: 10.244.0.0/16
Kubernetes Dashboard Enabled : checked
Helm Enabled : checked
ADD NODE
Name: Enter a unique name for your node pool such as “Kubenpool”
Version: v1.11.1
Image: Oracle-Linux-7.5
Shape: VM.Standard1.2
Subnets: Select the three workers subnets (worker-1, worker-2, worker-3)
Quantity Per Subnet: 1
Public SSH Key: Copy the content of your SSH Public Key
Click Create
Node Pools with Auto Generated Public IPs
What Next >> Downloading a kubeconfig File to Enable Cluster Access