Learn How to install and configure Kubernetes Dashboard
This post is a continuous series of Kubernetes series of learning with experiments on the Local Vagrant box. In the post, I would you like to explain the process that takes place for the installation of Kubernetes Dashboard Web UI.
Lets understand what is Kubernetes Web UI?
The Kubernetes Web User Interface(UI) is also known as Kubernetes dashboard, it is used to deploy applications, manage, troubleshoot the containerized issues.
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Create Cluster-Admin service account
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Lets understand what is Kubernetes Web UI?
The Kubernetes Web User Interface(UI) is also known as Kubernetes dashboard, it is used to deploy applications, manage, troubleshoot the containerized issues.
Installation of Web UI
We can deploy a Web UI using a container image to visualise the kubernetes ecosystem
kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kubernetes/dashboard/master/src/deploy/recommended/kubernetes-dashboard.yaml
Access Dashboard
Generally speaking the Web UI accessed from the Web browser by providing a URL which requires Port forwarding enabled.
Alternate we can test from cli
cmdnohup kubectl proxy --address="192.168.33.10" -p 8443 --accept-hosts='^*$' >> proxy.log 2>&1 &
Create Cluster-Admin service account
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