In this challenge lets built another cluster that will act has a remote cluster that will be Arc enabled. The cluster is going to be deployed locally via minikube.
Once this challenge is complete, we will have a 2nd cluster deployed and ready to be managed by Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes. With minikube cluster deployed, we will be able to manage the cluster centrally via the Azure portal.
- Deploy a minikube cluster locally
- Run
kubectl get nodes -o wide
with thekubectl
context being that of a newly minikube cluster to verify cluster is ready to be Arc enabled.
- Run
- If minikube cluster is not able to be deployed:
- Deploy an Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster as a remote cluster that will be Arc enabled.
- Another alternative, is to deploy a Kubernetes cluster locally via Ranger K3s.
This challenge will be complete when a 2nd cluster is successfully deployed and ready to be enabled for Azure Arc enabled Kuberenetes.