Introduction to kind
2024-08-14
Learn how to set up a Kubernetes environment on Linux by installing Docker, kubectl, and kind. Begin by installing Docker to run containers, followed by kubectl for managing Kubernetes clusters. Next, install kind to create local clusters, and learn how to create and manage a single-node or multi-node cluster. You'll explore deploying applications using Kubernetes manifests, setting up a cloud provider for load balancer support, and managing resources by deleting deployments and clusters when they are no longer needed. Mastering these steps prepares you to effectively work with Kubernetes in development and testing environments.