After you have successfully downloaded Kube Config on the Deka GPU Service Portal. The following is a guide to using Kube Config on the Linux operating system.
Configure kubectl
Download the latest version of kubectl in use and run the following command line in your terminal.
To download a specific version, replace $(curl -L -s https://dl.k8s.io/release/stable.txt) with the specific version to download. Here's an example of the syntax executed for a specific download. The following downloads version 1.31.0:
validasi berkas binary dengan menjalankan sintak berikut.
If validation of the binary file is successful, it displays kubectl status: OK. Install kubectl by running the syntax below.
To ensure the version used is the latest version, run the following syntax.
Set-up kubeconfig
Create a new directory named .kube in the home directory by executing the following syntax.
Create Directory kube
After creating a new directory, create a new file in the kube directory with the name config which will store the kubernetes configuration file that you previously downloaded via the Deka GPU Portal Service.
Create Config File
Open the kube-config.yaml file previously downloaded via the Deka GPU Portal Service using the text editor you have on your computer. If you haven't downloaded the kube-config file, you can follow the Download kubeconfig subsection. Copy the contents of the kube-config.yaml file to the config file as shown below.
Add Config
To save the vm.yaml file by pressing CTRL+O, then press Enter, and exit with CTRL+X. Check that the pods in the cluster have been successfully accessed by running the following syntax.
