Adventures In (New) Media
[Estimated Reading Time: < 1 minutes] This is a brief post to announce a companion YouTube channel to this blog and the inaugural “unboxing” video, of a Keychron K10 mechanical keyboard on that channel.
Kubernetes @ Home: Load Balancer
[Estimated Reading Time: 10 minutes] In the previous post we installed the Kubernetes Dashboard and saw how we could access the dashboard service which itself runs in the Kubernetes cluster. We also saw how clunky that was and I promised a better way, which we turn to now.
Kubernetes @ Home: Dashboard
[Estimated Reading Time: 13 minutes] At the end of the previous post in this series, we reached the point where I had my Kubernetes cluster up and running, including a Dashboard service. As I mentioned, this Dashboard is not part of a default installation. Taking a look at how I got this up and running provides a handy introduction to some further Kubernetes concepts. So let’s get into it.
Kubernetes @ Home: PowerShell VM’s
[Estimated Reading Time: 10 minutes] Following the Vagrant experiment (reminding me of a Bill Bailey metaphor… “a long walk down a windy beach to a cafe that was closed“) I next set about automating my VM creation using PowerShell, with greater success. Though still not perfect, the final gap to full automation is something I could close, if I wished. And we get to install kubernetes itself!