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John Sundarraj edited this page Sep 10, 2024
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Important
To build VMs, disable secure boot and enable virtualization in machine BIOS settings. Entering the machine BIOS settings depends upon your brand and model, so please check the internet to find perfect way to do it. This has to be done in all sort of host machines whether Windows, Mac, or Linux.
- How to install and configure Git on Windows, Mac, and Linux?
- How to launch multiple Git Bash terminals on Windows?
Below are the steps you can use to setup our Kubernetes starter-kit while using the Windows operating system.
- Open the Git Bash terminal in administrator mode.
- Execute the below commands in the Git Bash terminal to setup our Kubernetes starter-kit.
# Download Kubernetes starter-kit from GitHub to local filesystem path.
$ git clone https://github.com/sloopstash/kickstart-kubernetes.git /opt/kickstart-kubernetes
Here are the instructions for setting up our Kubernetes starter-kit on a Mac operating system.
- Open the terminal.
- Execute the below commands in the terminal to setup our Kubernetes starter-kit.
# Download Kubernetes starter-kit from GitHub to local filesystem path.
$ sudo git clone https://github.com/sloopstash/kickstart-kubernetes.git /opt/kickstart-kubernetes
# Change ownership of Kubernetes starter-kit directory.
$ sudo chown -R $USER /opt/kickstart-kubernetes
You can use the following commands to setup our Kubernetes starter-kit in any Linux-based operating system.
- Open the terminal.
- Execute the below commands in the terminal to setup our Kubernetes starter-kit.
# Download Kubernetes starter-kit from GitHub to local filesystem path.
$ sudo git clone https://github.com/sloopstash/kickstart-kubernetes.git /opt/kickstart-kubernetes
# Change ownership of Kubernetes starter-kit directory.
$ sudo chown -R $USER:$USER /opt/kickstart-kubernetes