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Mac m1 – How to Install Kubernetes with kind

on Dec 11, 2022

Steps to install kubernetes on Mac m1:

  1. Install docker on mac (m1) from the link. Run docker.
  2. Install kind. kind lets you run Kubernetes on your local computer
    brew install kind
  3. Install Create a kind cluster using (kind quick start guide)
    kind create cluster
    Default cluster created name is kind. To create a different name cluster, use the following command
    kind create cluster --name kind-2
  4. This will create a kind cluster in docker as shown below
  5. get all clusters
    kind get clusters
  6. Install kubectl
    brew install kubectl
  7. Check kubectl version
    kubectl version --client --output=yaml
  8. Check cluster info using kubectl
    kubectl cluster-info
    (optional argument: –context kind-kind-2 )
  9. Change default context for kubectl command (in case of multiple clusters)
    kubectl config use-context kind-kind-2
    (Use kubectl config current-context to see current context)
  10. List all pods on a specific namespace (use -A for all namespaces)
    kubectl get pods -n kube-system
  11. See all namespaces
    kubectl get namespace
  12. To delete default kind cluster
    kind delete cluster
    (use –name kind-2 for deleting specific cluster)

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