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Tanzu GemFire for Kubernetes Tutorial: Install operator and create clusterCategory: Kubernetes
Contact us Search Support Documentation Knowledge Base Downloads By Charlie Black, VMware In this video I will install the Tanzu GemFire for Kubernetes operator and create my first cluster.
Don’t forget to have a certificate manager installed: * kubectl create namespace cert-manager * helm install cert-manager jetstack/cert-manager --namespace cert-manager --version v1.0.4 --set installCRDs=true All of the commands I used in the video * less -S tanzu-secret.yml * kubectl apply -f tanzu-secret.yml -n gemfire-operator * helm install gemfire-operator ~/Downloads/gemfire-operator-1.0.0.tgz -n gemfire-operator * k9s * kubectl create namespace gemfire-cluster * kubectl apply -f tanzu-secret.yml -n gemfire-cluster * cat tanzu-gemfire.yml * kubectl apply -f tanzu-gemfire.yml -n gemfire-cluster * k9s * kubectl -n gemfire-cluster exec -it tanzu-gemfire-locator-0 -- gfsh
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Don’t forget to have a certificate manager installed: * kubectl create namespace cert-manager * helm install cert-manager jetstack/cert-manager --namespace cert-manager --version v1.0.4 --set installCRDs=true All of the commands I used in the video * less -S tanzu-secret.yml * kubectl apply -f tanzu-secret.yml -n gemfire-operator * helm install gemfire-operator ~/Downloads/gemfire-operator-1.0.0.tgz -n gemfire-operator * k9s * kubectl create namespace gemfire-cluster * kubectl apply -f tanzu-secret.yml -n gemfire-cluster * cat tanzu-gemfire.yml * kubectl apply -f tanzu-gemfire.yml -n gemfire-cluster * k9s * kubectl -n gemfire-cluster exec -it tanzu-gemfire-locator-0 -- gfsh
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