How to Create a Multi-Node Minikube Kubernetes Cluster | Step-by-Step Guide

Description:
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to set up a multi-node Kubernetes cluster using Minikube! 🌐 Perfect for those who want to simulate a production environment or test scaling and resilience features locally. This comprehensive step-by-step guide will help you build a multi-node cluster on your machine, making it easier to understand Kubernetes concepts and test multi-node configurations. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this video will help you enhance your Kubernetes skills!
What You’ll Learn:
1. Introduction to Multi-Node Clusters: - Understand the benefits of using a multi-node Kubernetes setup for development and testing.
2. Prerequisites: - What you need before starting, including Minikube, kubectl, and virtualization tools like Docker or VirtualBox.
3. Installing Minikube: - A quick overview of Minikube installation on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
4. Configuring Minikube for Multi-Node: - Step-by-step instructions on setting up Minikube to run multiple nodes.
5. Starting Your Multi-Node Cluster: - Learn how to start and manage a multi-node Minikube cluster.
6. Deploying Applications: - Deploy a sample application and see how it distributes across multiple nodes.
7. Node Management: - Basic commands to add, remove, and manage nodes in your cluster.
8. Monitoring and Troubleshooting: - Use kubectl commands and the Kubernetes Dashboard to monitor the health and status of your cluster.
9. Scaling Applications: - Practice scaling your application up and down and observe the impact on your multi-node setup.
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[@djfago6240]

brief and very informative video. Thank you sir

[@iQuantConsult]

@@djfago6240 Glad you like it. You’re welcome

[@datum0]

Hello
How I could move inside the new worker node to monitor it from new tap or to get network detials, by the way minikube ssh did not work.

[@iQuantConsult]

@datum You should add the flag -n or --node. i.e., minikube ssh -n or minikube ssh --node