| # deploy external load-balancer example | |
| $ kubectl create -f https://github.com/SenthuranSivananthan/azure/blob/master/ACS/kubernetes/internal-load-balancer.yaml | |
| # verify external IP | |
| $ kubectl get svc -o wide | |
| NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE SELECTOR | |
| frontend-lb LoadBalancer 10.0.52.162 51.140.81.20 80:30107/TCP 8m app=nginx_backend | |
| kubernetes ClusterIP 10.0.0.1 <none> 443/TCP 11m <none> | |
| (51.140.81.20 is a public IP ! ) |
| # Clean out any previously downloaded tmp & source files | |
| $ brew cleanup | |
| # Check your homebrew installation | |
| $ brew doctor | |
| # Make sure your running the most recent homebrew | |
| $ brew update | |
| # Upgrade any homebrew packages |
| # Test kubernator on localhost via minikube | |
| Kubernator's home @ https://github.com/smpio/kubernator | |
| ## Start minikube | |
| $ minikube start | |
| ## Deploy kubernator locally on minikube | |
| $ kubectl create ns kubernator | |
| $ kubectl -n kubernator run --image=smpio/kubernator --port=80 kubernator | |
| $ kubectl -n kubernator expose deploy kubernator |
| # install tshark CLI tool only | |
| $ brew install wireshark | |
| # install wireshark w/ GUI | |
| $ brew install wireshark --with-qt | |
| # install wireshark cask | |
| $ brew cask install wireshark |
| # add upstream remote | |
| $ git remote add upstream git@github.com:ipolyzos/project.git | |
| # fetch data from the upstream repo | |
| $ git fetch upstream | |
| # checkout the fork’s master branch | |
| $ git checkout master | |
| # merge changes from upstream/master |
kubectl run allows you to generate the following resources (using --generator flag):
| Type | Config |
|---|---|
| Pod | run-pod/v1 |
| Replication controller | run/v1 |
| Deployment (using extensions/v1beta1 endpoint) | deployment/v1beta1 (default) |
| Deployment (using apps/v1beta1 endpoint) | deployment/apps.v1beta1 (recommended) |
| Job | job/v1 |
| [ | |
| { | |
| "protocol": "all", | |
| "destination": "0.0.0.0/0" | |
| } | |
| ] |
| # Easy CPU mining with Minergate | |
| ## Open account on minerhatr i.e https://minergate.com | |
| ## Pull minergate-cli docker image i.e miner | |
| $ docker pull minecoins/minergate-cli | |
| ## Run miner | |
| docker run -d --rm minecoins/minergate-cli -user MINERGATE-USERNAME -bcn 2 |
| # Easy CPU mining with NiceHash | |
| ## Open account on nicehash i.e https://nicehash.com | |
| ## Pull nheqminer docker image i.e miner | |
| $ docker pull kmdgeek/nheqminer | |
| ## Run miner | |
| $ docker run -d kmdgeek/nheqminer /nheqminer -l equihash.eu.nicehash.com:3357 -u USERNAME.LABEL |
| # Easy CPU mining with CPUMINER | |
| ## Open account on nicehash i.e https://nicehash.com | |
| ## Pull cpuminer docker image i.e miner | |
| $ docker pull alexellis2/cpu-opt:2018-1-2 | |
| ## Run cpuminer | |
| $ docker run -d alexellis2/cpu-opt:2018-1-2 ./cpuminer -a ALGORITHM -o MINING_SERVER -u USER_ID.LABEL |
