Connecting to Kubernetes cluster running on Ubuntu 18.04
I'm a complete Kubernetes/Ubuntu novice and I've hit a stumbling block.
I have a Ubuntu home server that I used conjure-up to deploy a Canonical Kubernetes deployment. I'm able to ssh into the Ubuntu box (192.168.2.148) from my Windows box (192.168.2.40) and then I'm able to deploy pods and do all the K8 goodness I want.
Here's my problem - I want to be able to connect directly to the cluster from my windows terminal.
I'd like to be able to deploy from my windows terminal without haven't to ssh into my ubuntu box.
I've copied my config file on my ubuntu box (~/.kube/config) and put it into my Windows config.
config file:
apiVersion: v1
clusters:
- cluster:
certificate-authority-data: Long-string-o-data
server: https://10.91.211.64:443
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
contexts:
- context:
cluster: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
current-context: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
kind: Config
preferences: {}
users:
- name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user:
password: shortstring
username: admin
The issue is that my Windows box (192.168.2.40) can't see the cluster at 10.91.211.64.
I believe the IP mapping is:
Windows (192.168.2.40 ---> Router <--- Ubuntu (192.168.2.40) <---- cluster (10.91.211.64 + a bunch of other 10.91.211.xxx)
How do I get the cluster (master at 10.91.211.64) to be 'visible' to all the computers on my LAN?
Anyone know how to help me out?
18.04 kubernetes
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I'm a complete Kubernetes/Ubuntu novice and I've hit a stumbling block.
I have a Ubuntu home server that I used conjure-up to deploy a Canonical Kubernetes deployment. I'm able to ssh into the Ubuntu box (192.168.2.148) from my Windows box (192.168.2.40) and then I'm able to deploy pods and do all the K8 goodness I want.
Here's my problem - I want to be able to connect directly to the cluster from my windows terminal.
I'd like to be able to deploy from my windows terminal without haven't to ssh into my ubuntu box.
I've copied my config file on my ubuntu box (~/.kube/config) and put it into my Windows config.
config file:
apiVersion: v1
clusters:
- cluster:
certificate-authority-data: Long-string-o-data
server: https://10.91.211.64:443
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
contexts:
- context:
cluster: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
current-context: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
kind: Config
preferences: {}
users:
- name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user:
password: shortstring
username: admin
The issue is that my Windows box (192.168.2.40) can't see the cluster at 10.91.211.64.
I believe the IP mapping is:
Windows (192.168.2.40 ---> Router <--- Ubuntu (192.168.2.40) <---- cluster (10.91.211.64 + a bunch of other 10.91.211.xxx)
How do I get the cluster (master at 10.91.211.64) to be 'visible' to all the computers on my LAN?
Anyone know how to help me out?
18.04 kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
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I'm a complete Kubernetes/Ubuntu novice and I've hit a stumbling block.
I have a Ubuntu home server that I used conjure-up to deploy a Canonical Kubernetes deployment. I'm able to ssh into the Ubuntu box (192.168.2.148) from my Windows box (192.168.2.40) and then I'm able to deploy pods and do all the K8 goodness I want.
Here's my problem - I want to be able to connect directly to the cluster from my windows terminal.
I'd like to be able to deploy from my windows terminal without haven't to ssh into my ubuntu box.
I've copied my config file on my ubuntu box (~/.kube/config) and put it into my Windows config.
config file:
apiVersion: v1
clusters:
- cluster:
certificate-authority-data: Long-string-o-data
server: https://10.91.211.64:443
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
contexts:
- context:
cluster: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
current-context: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
kind: Config
preferences: {}
users:
- name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user:
password: shortstring
username: admin
The issue is that my Windows box (192.168.2.40) can't see the cluster at 10.91.211.64.
I believe the IP mapping is:
Windows (192.168.2.40 ---> Router <--- Ubuntu (192.168.2.40) <---- cluster (10.91.211.64 + a bunch of other 10.91.211.xxx)
How do I get the cluster (master at 10.91.211.64) to be 'visible' to all the computers on my LAN?
Anyone know how to help me out?
18.04 kubernetes
asked 2 days ago
TangoAleeTangoAlee
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I'm a complete Kubernetes/Ubuntu novice and I've hit a stumbling block.
I have a Ubuntu home server that I used conjure-up to deploy a Canonical Kubernetes deployment. I'm able to ssh into the Ubuntu box (192.168.2.148) from my Windows box (192.168.2.40) and then I'm able to deploy pods and do all the K8 goodness I want.
Here's my problem - I want to be able to connect directly to the cluster from my windows terminal.
I'd like to be able to deploy from my windows terminal without haven't to ssh into my ubuntu box.
I've copied my config file on my ubuntu box (~/.kube/config) and put it into my Windows config.
config file:
apiVersion: v1
clusters:
- cluster:
certificate-authority-data: Long-string-o-data
server: https://10.91.211.64:443
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
contexts:
- context:
cluster: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
current-context: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
kind: Config
preferences: {}
users:
- name: conjure-canonical-kubern-931
user:
password: shortstring
username: admin
The issue is that my Windows box (192.168.2.40) can't see the cluster at 10.91.211.64.
I believe the IP mapping is:
Windows (192.168.2.40 ---> Router <--- Ubuntu (192.168.2.40) <---- cluster (10.91.211.64 + a bunch of other 10.91.211.xxx)
How do I get the cluster (master at 10.91.211.64) to be 'visible' to all the computers on my LAN?
Anyone know how to help me out?
18.04 kubernetes
18.04 kubernetes
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