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I ([[User:Hw2210|hw2210]]) have been asked to write down my processes for working with kubernetes and terraform as I am leaving this year, and hopefully it will serve as useful information to any future sysadmin. This page ~~is the output of this and~~ is written to be as generic as possible, so if you are just experimenting with kubernetes on a home lab, please feel free to read and hopefully you will learn somethings. There will be multiple references to [[BOSS/Hosting/Cluster|BOSS's cluster]], which has all the security boxes ticked on and so we have to deal with security contexts, network policies and [[SELinux]] as they are the bain of all problems.

This page is written to be as generic as possible, so if you are just experimenting with kubernetes on a home lab, please feel free to read and hopefully you will learn somethings. There will be multiple references to [[BOSS/Hosting/Cluster|BOSS's cluster]], which has all the security boxes ticked on and so we have to deal with security contexts, network policies and [[SELinux]] as they are the bain of all problems.

== General knowledge ==

This tries to cover some basic concepts, focusing on common confusion, but it will skip over a lot of the general knowledge information such as secrets and configmaps. The ~~kubernete's~~ documentation is pretty good, though difficult to read at some points, but there are loads of great tutorials explaining how kubernetes works.

This tries to cover some basic concepts, focusing on common confusion, but it will skip over a lot of the general knowledge information such as secrets and configmaps. The kubernetes documentation is pretty good, though difficult to read at some points, but there are loads of great tutorials explaining how kubernetes works.

=== Pod vs Container ===

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-I ([[User:Hw2210|hw2210]]) have been asked to write down my processes for working with kubernetes and terraform as I am leaving this year, and hopefully it will serve as useful information to any future sysadmin. This page is the output of this and is written to be as generic as possible, so if you are just experimenting with kubernetes on a home lab, please feel free to read and hopefully you will learn somethings. There will be multiple references to [[BOSS/Hosting/Cluster|BOSS's cluster]], which has all the security boxes ticked on and so we have to deal with security contexts, network policies and [[SELinux]] as they are the bain of all problems.
+This page is written to be as generic as possible, so if you are just experimenting with kubernetes on a home lab, please feel free to read and hopefully you will learn somethings. There will be multiple references to [[BOSS/Hosting/Cluster|BOSS's cluster]], which has all the security boxes ticked on and so we have to deal with security contexts, network policies and [[SELinux]] as they are the bain of all problems.
 == General knowledge ==
-This tries to cover some basic concepts, focusing on common confusion, but it will skip over a lot of the general knowledge information such as secrets and configmaps. The kubernete's documentation is pretty good, though difficult to read at some points, but there are loads of great tutorials explaining how kubernetes works.
+This tries to cover some basic concepts, focusing on common confusion, but it will skip over a lot of the general knowledge information such as secrets and configmaps. The kubernetes documentation is pretty good, though difficult to read at some points, but there are loads of great tutorials explaining how kubernetes works.
 === Pod vs Container ===

Kubernetes: Difference between revisions

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