I’ll be demonstrating on two CentOS 8 servers, running on IP addresses: In order to successfully install Kubernetes (and create a cluster), you’ll need at least two machines. If you’re looking to deploy a Kubernetes cluster on CentOS 8, the changes made to the operating system will directly affect you.īut how? Although they don’t change the way you deploy the actual cluster, getting everything in place for the deployment is quite different.įear not, I’m going to walk you through the process of installing Kubernetes on CentOS 8, so you can then get back to the business of deploying your cluster and managing your containers.
Such is the case with installing Kubernetes. Many of those changes have caused admins to approach their tasks differently. If you’ve migrated over from Red Hat’s CentOS 7 to CentOS 8, you’ve probably noticed a lot of changes have taken place.
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