Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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This video will help you to deploy your first Kubernetes cluster with ContainerD. We will create a cluster of one master node and two worker nodes and install Kubernetes on it with ContainerD as a container runtime interface. To test it, we will deploy an application on this Kubernetes cluster, and test scaling and self-healing features of Kubernetes.

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Timecodes:

0:00 What you will learn in this video
1:06 1- Create servers
1:14 About Serverspace
2:10 Create Serverspace servers
3:34 Change hostnames
4:36 2 - Configure servers for Kubernetes
6:48 3 - Set up Master node
7:23 4 - Set up Worker nodes
8:04 5 - Deploy pod network
8:29 6 - Quick test
9:13 7 - Testing Scaling and Self-healing

Tags: #Kubernetes #Serverspace #Linux

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