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VSPHERE_HAPROXY_TEMPLATE: photon-3-haproxy-v1.2.4-vmware.1 VSPHERE_TEMPLATE: photon-3-kube-v1.18.3-vmware.1

Url: /root/.tkg/providers/control-plane-kubeadm/v0.3.6/control-plane-components.yaml Url: /root/.tkg/providers/bootstrap-kubeadm/v0.3.6/bootstrap-components.yaml

Url: /root/.tkg/providers/infrastructure-tkg-service-vsphere/v1.0.0/unused.yaml Url: /root/.tkg/providers/infrastructure-vsphere/v0.6.5/infrastructure-components.yaml Url: /root/.tkg/providers/infrastructure-aws/v0.5.4/infrastructure-components.yaml Url: /root/.tkg/providers/cluster-api/v0.3.6/core-components.yaml

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Now edit the config.yaml file in that folder: Example of my full YAML file: STEP 5: Deploy Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Management clusterįirst generate the config.yaml file on Linux VM: ~]# tkg get management-cluster Here’s an example of my vSphere, where I have created VM folder as TKG, and TKG1 – where both have kube and haproxy templates added to it. Follow the same step for haproxy OVA – photon-3-haproxy-v1.2.4-vmware.1.ova Right-click on the VM, select Template and click on Convert to Template

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Select the network for the VM to connect (Network segment created as a part of software specifications Select the datastore as (VMFS6 Datastore created as a part of software specifications) Choose the destination as resource pool – TKG1 (Resource pool created as a part of pre-requisites) Choose the destination as VM folder – TKG1 (VM folder created as a part of pre-requisites) Choose Local file, click the button to upload files, and navigate to the photon-3-kube-v1.18.3-vmware.1.ova file on your local machine. In the vSphere Client, right-click on cluster & select Deploy OVF template. STEP 4: Deploy OVAs & Create Templates in vSphere 6.7 U3Ĭonvert both ova (haproxy, kube) to templates and put them into a VM folder. Identity added: /root/.ssh/id_rsa (/root/.ssh/id_rsa) U+QKO9m6Enp6JvJVGyg6YBRs8N+i5QQrWprhxYzF/QnMOePdRbD4rpZsvH8KQg12/rrtLgLPzDcr2c7Efs+d8Vaa3jg0ZhHmaXSqaOcbylcxxSR+CGHfccpRs1kPlmtBkr2cįYaAFLY5jgF2UXy9lSiwGr1waY/CFxI10lHqL7Wv5nFm9DiujHyuLSnQ5Kk1q5+M7EsFgI/I+lk3edI/1+c1LfJSspk6dgO4LKtw2sd+MrgDFLaxFpnWFXnaou/faAc3xCUbĪj8zcYtUAgFdKQZEQ92uACApR4oTInk9OK0KvuDrMuuQLX9HCGunH7rkS3ADhQ= UI7U9U8LkGAxOaMQ93LshRokjFfFoShZjLgxxNrwvmBmoL5IegqOLsd8I7ZigKCkyGJk2PYvNfB6G/82udE6GdqLedwcilTVO6PkZXLXIVTBuk/cNruhYBcdgt+gfAyLWf4n Ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAACAQDveWLrtmqU+3ueNVrKcxZjEKuME3kmOa60iVGofTIE6X6kEzarSWEU1vVN2FWhO1D1sT0YooU/TiX2wODvkcKKdBBBQOP/Ĥ5lrvosVbOUM7LpprOOjfxwckXTbxPPune8toHX7MfjOTRAagyNUwX9Wztf2AhfzImD8tQudixNc+jCUrfICSxyfbqwBX2YbNQnAaQypkL+yuKjHoEjK+8juCU6SU/e42aWP SHA256:OEUW0NgtXubzbeuSnATjExnVhSdBr56Dd3VH3mOGzhw Your public key has been saved in /root/.ssh/id_rsa.pub. Your identification has been saved in /root/.ssh/id_rsa. STEP 3: Create an SSH Key Pair ON LINUX VM ~]# ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C " "Įnter file in which to save the key (/root/.ssh/id_rsa):Įnter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):

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STEP 2: Install TKG CLI on Linux VM ~]# gunzip tkg-linux-amd64-v1.1.2-vmware.1.gz ~]# systemctl enable dockerĬreated symlink from /etc/systemd/system//rvice to /usr/lib/systemd/system/rvice. STEP 1: Installing Kubectl, Docker On Linux VM ~]# curl -LO `curl -s `/bin/linux/amd64/kubectl

VMFS6 datastore – SAN FC volume created from FlashArray.

Installed TKG CLI on Linux VM- tkg-linux-amd64-v1.1.2-vmware.1.gz.

Linux VM – used CentOS 7.4 VM with DHCP enabled on the network (with 8GB RAM).

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Download TKG OVA (kube, haproxy) & TKG CLI from –.

Linux VM to manage kubectl and to install Tanzu Kubernetes Grid CLI.

VM folder in vSphere to collect the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid VMs (TKG).

Resource pool in vSphere to deploy the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Instance (TKG).

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vSphere 6.7 Update 3 infrastructure (Minimum supported version).

This blog post helps you to create Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Cluster running on vSphere 6.7 Update 3 infrastructure. TKG is a CNCF-certified Kubernetes distribution.