Kubernetes Made Easy

Seamlessly Setting Up Your Local Kubernetes Environment with KinD

Dive into a comprehensive guide on establishing a local KinD cluster, integrating Docker, and deploying a SpringBoot application, all from the comfort of your workstation.

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Table of Contents

1. Install a local K8s cluster with KinD
2. Start a local docker registry
3. Inspect the KinD cluster
4. Configure direct access to the cluster’s node network
5. Create a SpringBoot application
6. Build the docker image of the application
7. Tag and Push the image into the local registry
8. Create a kubernetes deployment file for the SpringBoot application
9. Access the SpringBoot application

1. Install a local K8s cluster with KinD

Follow the Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Kubernetes Cluster with KIND and KUBEADM tutorial to create a local KinD cluster.

Note: The tutorial is creating a cluster named micros-cluster. Passing the name can be ignored for this tutorial. By…