Overview

A comprehensive CLI for CKS exam preparation

Getting Started

docker-compose run --rm cks help

Prerequisites

• Create a set of virtual machines (Amazon EC2 or Azure VMs)
• One of the machines will be your master node and the other(s) will be your worker node(s)
• Note: Ensure the virtual machines have network connectivity between them otherwise you will not be able to establish a connection or joined the nodes together

Installation of binaries

Linux

- curl -o cks https://k8s.tn/cks-cli/latest/cks-linux-amd64
- chmod +x cks
- sudo mv cks /usr/local/bin

OS X

- curl -o cks https://k8s.tn/cks-cli/latest/cks-darwin-amd64
- chmod +x cks
- sudo mv cks /usr/local/bin

Cluster Setup

Installing the master node

cks cluster install-master

once above is complete, you will get a command that will be executed on the worker node looking like:

cks cluster join --master <master-host>:<api-port> --token <token> --ca-hash <sha256:xxxx

Installing the worker node

cks cluster install-worker

Joining the worker node to the master

cks cluster join --master <master-host>:<api-port> --token <token> --ca-hash <sha256:xxxx>

Installing Falco on CKS CLI

cks falco install

Now check your nodes are running

• on your master node, run:

kubectl get nodes

You should now see your nodes running.

Docs

https://cks.k8s.tn

Authors

• @abdennour - Abdennour TOUMI
• @moabukar - Mohamed Abukar

License

LICENSE