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Getting Started with Kubernetes Using Minikube

Linux Academy

On the macOS machine that I’m going to use,I will download the latest static binary, make it executable, and put it into my $PATH: $ curl -Lo minikube [link] && chmod +x minikube && mv minikube /usr/local/bin/. Now I have access to the minikube CLI. The last thing that we’ll need to install is the Kubernetes CLI: kubectl.

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Technology Short Take #87

Scott Lowe

I recently used a variation of the information in this article to keep OTR private keys in sync among a group of OS X-based systems. J has launched a Patreon page to help drive funding to enable him to create new storage-related content. John Kozej walks through how to configure vCenter HA using the NSX load balancer.

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CoreOS Continued: Fleet and Docker

Scott Lowe

The GitHub page for fleet describes it as a “distributed init system” that operates across a cluster of machines instead of on a single machine. OS X provides an SSH agent by default, but on Linux systems you will probably have to manually run an SSH agent and add the appropriate SSH key: eval `ssh-agent -s` ssh-add ~/.ssh/keyfile.pem.

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