Setting up your local Kubernetes environment Jorge Arteiro

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This document summarizes a presentation by Jorge Arteiro on setting up a local Kubernetes environment. It introduces Jorge as a senior open source consultant at Microsoft who works with Azure, Kubernetes, microservices, and API management. It then provides an overview of the tools needed to install a local Kubernetes environment like K3S, MicroK8s, Kind, or Docker Desktop and demoes how to set one up locally. It concludes by inviting questions and providing additional resources.

DONATIONS SUPPORTING
July 23rd, 2020
8AM-10:30 PM CDT
SETTING UPYOUR LOCAL
KUBERNETES ENVIRONMENT
Jorge Arteiro
Senior Open Source Consultant at Microsoft
Australia
@jorgearteiro
linkedin.com/in/jorge-arteiro-602a4a8/

whoami
• Open Source Consultant at Microsoft
• DevOps , Open Source, Cloud developer/architect, integration and
tech pre-sales
• Working with Azure, Kubernetes, microservices and API management
• Speaker - Microsoft Ignite, Container Camp, API Days, GAB, GIB, NDC,
Meetups, ….
• Former Azure MVP – Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
• Container and DevOps community member
• Developed for Linux in early 2000s

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LCOW – Linux Container on Windows

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AKS new Node Pool using Azure VM Scale Sets
Linux Windows
ACI ACI

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AKS Windows pool – Coming soon
Scale Set Node Pool

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From Source code to Kubernetes
Application Git
Repo
Helm
Image layers
Helm as your Package Management

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Install Client Tools
• Windows Terminal
• WSL 2 – Windows Subsystem for Linux (PengWin, Ubuntu, etc)
• Use Azure Cloud Shell https://shell.azure.com/
• Docker for Windows with local single node Kubernetes
• Visual Studio Code with Remote Extensions to WSL and Docker
• Visual Studio CodeSpaces
• Visual Studio 2019
• Azure CLI
• Helm https://helm.sh/
• Create account on Docker Hub Account https://hub.docker.com/
• Your Local Kubernetes K3S/K3D, MicroK8s, Kind, Docker Desktop, etc

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@jorgearteiro
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1. DONATIONS SUPPORTING July 23rd, 2020 8AM-10:30 PM CDT SETTING UPYOUR LOCAL KUBERNETES ENVIRONMENT Jorge Arteiro Senior Open Source Consultant at Microsoft Australia @jorgearteiro linkedin.com/in/jorge-arteiro-602a4a8/

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