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Follow these instructions to install Space Cloud on MicroK8s.
Install the latest version of MicroK8s for Windows, Linux or macOS.
Install the required add-ons:
sudo microk8s.enable dns rbac istio
Wait for all the pods to start:
microk8s.kubectl get pods -n istio-system --watch
To install Space Cloud, run the command:
microk8s.kubectl apply -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/spaceuptech/space-cloud/master/install-manifests/kubernetes/local/space-cloud.yaml
Wait for all the pods to start:
microk8s.kubectl get pods -n space-cloud --watch
Set up port forwarding to access Mission Control on localhost:4122/mission-control.
microk8s.kubectl port-forward -n space-cloud gateway-0 4122:4122
Or to access Mission Control remotely from another machine, use the following command instead (replacing YOUR_IP with its value):
microk8s.kubectl port-forward -n space-cloud gateway-0 --address localhost,YOUR_IP 4122:4122
You should be able to access Mission Control on http://localhost:4122/mission-control or http://YOUR_IP:4122/mission-control.
The default credentials are:
You can change it by editing the ADMIN_USER and ADMIN_PASS env variables of the gateway deployment. You can find these towards the end of the space-cloud.yaml file.
Awesome! We just started Space Cloud using Kubernetes. Next step would be to set up a project to use Space Cloud in your preferred language.
Feel free to check out various capabilities of space-cloud:
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