Phishing E2E Networks documentation Skip to content E2E Cloud Docs E2E Networks TIR Toggle navigation menu Login Sign Up E2E Networks documentation K Docs E2E Networks TIR Myaccount Getting Started with Myaccount SignUp Process for Indian Customers Customer validation Process for Indian Customers SignUp Process for International Customers Customer Validation Process for International Process Customer Validation Process for Contact Persons Domestic Customer Validation Process FAQs International Customer Validation Process FAQs Sign In Process Release Notes Compute Nodes Virtual Compute Nodes Monitoring 1Click Deployment Active Directory GPU GPU Cloud EQS Introduction Appliance Load Balancer Appliance Auto Scaling Introduction Concepts Define Scale Groups FaaS Function as a Service FaaS Network CDN VPC How to reserve an IP address Reserve IP Pool DNS Custom Reverse DNS Firewall Security Group Tag Security Firewall Bitninja Best Practices SSH Key Management Audit Logs Password Policy 2Factor Authentication Others License Management User Management Purchase SSL CertbotPlugin Apply or Redeem Coupon Code Account Statement Cloud Platform Support Introduction Platform Support Policy FAQ E2Es MyAccount FAQs Code of Conduct of Directors and Senior Management CSR Policy Whistle blower policy Jitsi Meet Mod Evasive Multisite using cPanel Softaculous Copying data from Linux to Windows using WinSCP Migrate MySQL Database Between DBaaS Manage MySQL Abuse Abuse Logs Abuse Attacks Spam Mails Phishing Complaint Copyright Complaint Billing Payment Payment Method EMandate Redeem Coupon Customer Details Updation Setup AutoDebit feature TDS Deduction process Declaration us 206AB Minimum Billing Provisioning and Deprovisioning Process View Invoice and Payment Prepaid Billing Set up Infra Credits Balance Alert Whatsapp notification for Payment reminder Restore Service on a Suspended Account for NonPayment Database Database Database PostgreSQL Parameter Group MongoDB mariaDB Storage Storage Block Storage Object Storage CDP Backup Scalable File System Kubernetes Kubernetes Service Kubernetes Kubernetes Marketplace Monitoring Stack Cert Manager Nginx Ingress Controller Troubleshooting Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes Deploy to Kubernetes using Argo CD and GitOps Jenkins CI Tool Setup Jenkins On Kubernetes Cluster Ansible CD Tool Istio Service Connecting to Dbaas FAQS Container Registery Container Registery API Developers Guide API SDK E2E CLI Tool Introduction Terraform Terraform Getting Started e2enode Resource Node Plans e2eimage Resource AIML TIR AI Release Notes TIR AI Platform Introduction Getting Started Howto Guides Projects Notebooks Committed Notebook GPU H100 Plans Datasets Model Repository Model Endpoints Pipeline Run Scheduled Run Fine Tuning Models Model Playground Samples and Tutorials API Tokens SSH Key Container Team Features Settings Analytics Billing AIML Tutorials Finetune LLMA with Multiple GPUs Deploy Inference for LLMA 2 Deploy Inference for Codellama Deploy Inference for Stable Diffusion v21 Finetune Stable Diffusion model on TIR Deploy Inference for MPT7BCHAT Custom Containers in TIR Fine Tuning Bloom Natural Language Queries to SQL wth Code Llama E2E Networks documentation Welcome to E2E Abuse documentation Phishing Phishing Introduction What is phishing How to take steps to resolve it Phishing is a type of social engineering where an attacker sends a fraudulent spoofed message or sets up a website designed to trick a human victim into revealing sensitive information Typically in the context of websites they are usually webpages uploaded through a vulnerability on the server Its purpose is to masquerade as a site of another site which is typically trustworthy like a bank The idea is to steal information and credentials from the unsuspecting user and use that information to cause financial loss or loss of reputation to the unsuspecting user How to troubleshoot and resolve it Antivirus and Malware scanners are the first thing that should be run on servers suspected of being used to host phishing sites The following additional steps can be taken to troubleshoot the issue further Investigations would also include checking for any suspicious filesfolders monitor all mails to webmastersadmin accounts to check for any notices being sent by external agencies who monitor the web Check google security reports at httpssearchgooglecomsearchconsolesecurityissues to check for any incidence of deceptive content The account on which phishing content was hosted needs to be cleaned up and strengthened like changing passwords using ssh keys upgrading packages on the server amongst other security procedures Please note that this document is provided for the benefit of our customers and the community at large E2E Networks is not responsible for any inadvertent issues arising out of trying out any of the advise here or using by any of the tools In case any of your server at E2E Networks is compromised Please note that during the entire process we request you to communicate and kindly take immediate action to fix the issue as the lack of response or resolution of the issue would be a contravention of IT Act 2000 and would lead to disabling of the public network On this page Introduction Products TIR AI Platform GPU Dedicated Compute CPU Intensive Cloud High Memory Cloud Linux Smart Dedicated cPanel Linux Cloud Windows Cloud Windows SQL Cloud Plesk Windows Cloud GPU Smart Dedicated Load Balancer Company About Us Meet the Team Become a Partner E2E in Media Testimonials Investors Careers Contact Us Contact Sales Escalation Matrix Service Level Agreement Terms of Service Privacy Policy Refund Policy Policy FAQ Resources Blog Events Service Health Status Help White Papers Ecosystem Enablers Customers Certifications Countries Served FAQs E2E Networks Limited E2E Networks Limited is a NSE Listed AIFirst Hyperscale Cloud Computing Platform CIN Number L72900DL2009PLC341980 Copyright 2023 E2E 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Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes E2E Networks documentation Skip to content E2E Cloud Docs E2E Networks TIR Toggle navigation menu Login Sign Up E2E Networks documentation K Docs E2E Networks TIR Myaccount Getting Started with Myaccount SignUp Process for Indian Customers Customer validation Process for Indian Customers SignUp Process for International Customers Customer Validation Process for International Process Customer Validation Process for Contact Persons Domestic Customer Validation Process FAQs International Customer Validation Process FAQs Sign In Process Release Notes Compute Nodes Virtual Compute Nodes Monitoring 1Click Deployment Active Directory GPU GPU Cloud EQS Introduction How to Create EQS Actions Add Queue under tab Actions for queue service Using SDK Appliance Load Balancer Appliance Auto Scaling Introduction Concepts Define Scale Groups FaaS Function as a Service FaaS How to Create Functions Functions Information Network CDN VPC How to reserve an IP address Reserve IP Pool DNS Custom Reverse DNS Firewall Security Group Tag Security Firewall Bitninja Best Practices SSH Key Management Audit Logs Password Policy 2Factor Authentication Others License Management User Management Purchase SSL CertbotPlugin Apply or Redeem Coupon Code Account Statement Cloud Platform Support Introduction Platform Support Policy FAQ E2Es MyAccount FAQs Code of Conduct of Directors and Senior Management CSR Policy Whistle blower policy Jitsi Meet Mod Evasive Multisite using cPanel Softaculous Copying data from Linux to Windows using WinSCP Migrate MySQL Database Between DBaaS Manage MySQL Abuse Abuse Logs Abuse Attacks Spam Mails Phishing Complaint Copyright Complaint Billing Payment Payment Method EMandate Redeem Coupon Customer Details Updation Setup AutoDebit feature TDS Deduction process Declaration us 206AB Minimum Billing Provisioning and Deprovisioning Process View Invoice and Payment Prepaid Billing Set up Infra Credits Balance Alert Whatsapp notification for Payment reminder Restore Service on a Suspended Account for NonPayment Database Database Database PostgreSQL Parameter Group How to create Parameter Group MongoDB mariaDB Storage Storage Block Storage Object Storage CDP Backup Scalable File System Kubernetes Kubernetes Service Kubernetes Kubernetes Marketplace Monitoring Stack Cert Manager Nginx Ingress Controller Troubleshooting Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes Deploy to Kubernetes using Argo CD and GitOps Jenkins CI Tool Setup Jenkins On Kubernetes Cluster Ansible CD Tool Istio Service Connecting to Dbaas FAQS Container Registery Container Registry Simplifying Pull Operations with UserFriendly Interface API Developers Guide API SDK E2E CLI Tool Introduction Terraform Terraform Getting Started e2enode Resource Node Plans e2eimage Resource AIML TIR AI Release Notes TIR AI Platform Introduction Getting Started Howto Guides Projects Notebooks Committed Notebook GPU H100 Plans Datasets Model Repository Model Endpoints Pipeline Run Scheduled Run Fine Tuning Models Model Playground Samples and Tutorials API Tokens SSH Key Container Team Features Settings Analytics Billing AIML Tutorials Finetune LLMA with Multiple GPUs Deploy Inference for LLMA 2 Deploy Inference for Codellama Deploy Inference for Stable Diffusion v21 Finetune Stable Diffusion model on TIR Deploy Inference for MPT7BCHAT Custom Containers in TIR Fine Tuning Bloom Natural Language Queries to SQL wth Code Llama E2E Networks documentation E2E Networks Kubernetes Service Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes Introducing Argo CD Declarative Continuous Delivery for Kubernetes Argo project Argo workflows is an opensource containernative workflow engine for Kubernetes The project is widely for simple CICD pipelines to DAGbased machine learning and data analytics workflows and is growing faster than ever We also have worked out with sample Agro Events to provide an eventbased dependency manager for automatically triggering Argo workflows and other actions in Kubernetes We are thrilled to announce Argo CD is a new Kubernetesnative opensource project brought to you by the Argo community and Intuit to provide a declarative continuous delivery CD system Argo CD supports a variety of configuration management tools includingksonnetjsonnet and Helm Why Argo CD Argo CD extends the benefits of declarative specifications and Gitbased configuration management to accelerate the deployment and lifecycle management of applications without compromising security and compliance The fundamental requirements for Argo CD are Application deployment and lifecycle management should be simple automated and auditable Application deployments should be fast reliable and idempotent Any deviation from the versioncontrolled configuration should be immediately detected and remediated Rollbacks should be as simple as deploying a different configuration Intuit started the Argo CD project to address a need for a fast reliable continuous delivery service for deploying hundreds of microservices across a fleet of Kubernetes clusters using Git as the source of truth for not only application source code but for application and environmental deployment configurations Argo CD is the first step in achieving continuous operations based on monitoring analytics and automated remediation of operational problems based on declarative specifications and automated learning and automated categorization of system behavior We examined many existing solutions such as Spinnaker but found that they did not meet our needs Declarative Kubernetes YAMLs ksonnetjsonnet Helm customize Kubernetesnative Git as the source of truth GitOps Clear separation between CICd continuous integrationdelivery and continuous deployment CD processes Enterprisefriendly auditability compliance security RBAC SSO How does Argo CD work Argo CD uses git repositories as the source of truth for the desired state of applications and the target deployment environments Kubernetes manifests can be specified as YAML files ksonnetjsonnet applications or Helm packages Argo CD automates the synchronization of the desired application state with each of the specified target environments Here is a highlevel architectural view CRD which continuously monitors running applications and compares the current live state against the desired target state as specified in the git repo A deployed application whose live state deviates from its target state is considered outofsync Argo CD reports visualizes any deviation as well as provides mechanisms to automatically or manually sync the live state to the desired target state Any modifications made to the desired target state in the git repo can be automatically applied and reflected in the specified target environments You can get started in 2 easy steps Define your App and environment configs in a Git repo Argo monitors and syncs your app between Git config and the Kubernetes cluster using any pipeline Argo CI Jenkins etc CLI or UI Pull or push There are a couple of different ways of doing declarative continuous delivery Pull model is where the CD system Argo CD continuously monitors and updates the applications state on the Kubernetes cluster to the target state defined in Git In the push model a user initiates the update from an external system using a CI pipeline Argo CD supports both the pull and the pushbased GitOps model to sync target environments with desired application states At Intuit we follow the push model and invoke Argo CD from a CD pipeline Jenkins for security and compliance reasons Argo CD features Syncing of applications to their desired state as defined in Git using variety of configuration management tools such as ksonnetjsonnet Helm and customize Automated deployment of applications to specified target environments Continuous monitoring of deployed applications Web and CLIbased visualization of applications and differences between current and target states RollbackRollanywhere to any application state committed in the git repository PreSync Sync and PostSync hooks to support complex application rollouts egbluegreen canary upgrades SSO Integration OIDC LDAP SAML 20 GitLab Microsoft LinkedIn Webhook integration GitHub BitBucket GitLab Can be used standalone or as part of existing pipeline tools such as Argo Workflow Jenkins etc Future support for Kubernetes Application CRD once it is released Deploy to Kubernetes using Argo CD and GitOps Requirements Installed kubectl commandline tool Have a kubeconfig file default location is kubeconfig CoreDNS Can be enabled for microk8s by microk8s enable dns microk8s stop microk8s start kubectl create namespace argocd kubectl apply n argocd f httpsrawgithubusercontentcomargoprojargocdstablemanifestsinstallyaml This will create a new namespace argocd where Argo CD services and application resources will live If you are not interested in UI SSO multicluster features then you can install core Argo CD components only kubectl create namespace argocd kubectl apply n argocd f httpsrawgithubusercontentcomargoprojargocdstablemanifestscoreinstallyaml This default installation will have a selfsigned certificate and cannot be accessed without a bit of extra work Do one of Follow the instructions to configure a certificate and ensure that the client OS trusts it Configure the client OS to trust the self signed certificate Use the insecure flag on all Argo CD CLI operations in this guide Use argocd login core to configure CLI access and skip steps 35 Download the latest Argo CD version from httpsgithubcomargoprojargocdreleaseslatest More detailed installation instructions can be found via the CLI installation documentation Also available in Mac Linux and WSL Homebrew brew install argocd By default the Argo CD API server is not exposed with an external IP To access the API server choose one of the following techniques to expose the Argo CD API server Service Type Load Balancer Change the argocdserver service type to LoadBalancer kubectl patch svc argocdserver n argocd p spec type LoadBalancer Ingress Follow the ingress documentation on how to configure Argo CD with ingress Port Forwarding Kubectl portforwarding can also be used to connect to the API server without exposing the service kubectl portforward svcargocdserver n argocd 8080443 The API server can then be accessed using httpslocalhost8080 Login Using The CLI The initial password for the admin account is autogenerated and stored as clear text in the field password in a secret named argocdinitialadminsecret in your Argo CD installation namespace You can simply retrieve this password using kubectl kubectl n argocd get secret argocdinitialadminsecret o jsonpathdatapassword base64 d echo Using the username admin and the password from above log in to Argo CDs IP or hostname argocd login ARGOCDSERVER Change the password using the command argocd account updatepassword This step registers a clusters credentials to Argo CD and is only necessary when deploying to an external cluster When deploying internally to the same cluster that Argo CD is running in httpskubernetesdefaultsvc should be used as the applications K8s API server address First list all clusters contexts in your current kubeconfig kubectl config getcontexts o name Choose a context name from the list and supply it to argocd cluster add CONTEXTNAME For example for dockerdesktop context run argocd cluster add dockerdesktop The above command installs a ServiceAccount argocdmanager into the kubesystem namespace of that kubectl context and binds the service account to an adminlevel ClusterRole Argo CD uses this service account token to perform its management tasks ie deploymonitoring Note The rules of the argocdmanagerrole role can be modified such that it only has create update patch delete privileges to a limited set of namespaces groups kinds However get list watch privileges are required at the clusterscope for Argo CD to function An example repository containing a guestbook application is available at httpsgithubcomargoprojargocdexampleappsgit to demonstrate how Argo CD works Creating Apps Via CLI First we need to set the current namespace to argocd running the following command kubectl config setcontext current namespaceargocd Create the example guestbook application with the following command argocd app create guestbook repo httpsgithubcomargoprojargocdexampleappsgit path guestbook destserver httpskubernetesdefaultsvc destnamespace default How to create applications Using UserInterface Open a browser to the Argo CD external UI and login by visiting the IPhostname in a browser and use the credentials set in step 4 Login into the ArgoCD server The password for admin is stored in secret with the name argocdinitialadminsecret and also decodes the password kubectl get secrets n argocd argocdinitialadminsecret o yaml echo ZVF1ZHVZU21OR1RqTFViWg base64 decode Copy this password and paste it into the UI and ignore the sign Now Sign In Currently it is empty Lets start creating applications Firstly through UI Click on NEW APP and fill in the details like application name demo project default sync policy manual repository URL where your application is present path in which the YAML files are located cluster URL select the cluster URL you are using namespace default Leave the rest of the spaces empty for the time being Our application is created Moreover for this outofsync status we have to enable the autosync policy which is present inside the APP DETAILS by clicking on this demo application The status of our application is now HEALTHY So this is the first way of creating the application through UI Lets create the application using CLI For the CLI first we have to install the argocd binary wget httpsgithubcomargoprojargocdreleasesdownloadv242argocdlinuxamd64 Change the name of the binaryoptional mv argocdlinuxamd64 argocd Change permissions chmod x argocd Move this file to another directory sudo mv argocd usrlocalbin Now type argocd help to check the available commands Login to the server using your cluster IP and the port in my case the service is LoadBalancer so I am using the ExternalIP argocd login externalip Provide the same username and password that you used for the UI login Now lets create the application Therefore I am using the same example that I have used in the UI demo but with the different application name argocd app create appname project name repo git repo URL path app folder destnamespace namespace destserver server URL argocd app create demo1 project default repo httpsgithubcomJasmineHaritgitopscertificationexamplesgit path simpleapp destnamespace default destserver httpskubernetesdefaultsvc KEY POINTS appname is the name you want to give your applike demo1 project is the name of the project created or default app folder the path to the configuration for the application in the repository git repo it is the URL of the git repository where the configuration file is located destnamespace the name of the target namespace in the cluster where the application is deployed server URL use httpskubernetesdefaultsvc to reference the same cluster where ArgoCD has been deployed Now lets check the list of apps and the information of a particular app argocd app list argocd app get appname argocd app get demo1 So this is how you can create applications using CLI Another way to create applications is by writing a YAML file I am going to use the Gitlab example for this demo Clone the repository and Create a YAML file as below mentioned apiVersion argoprojiov1alpha1 kind Application metadata name argoapplication namespace argocd spec project default source repoURL httpsgitlabcomurlargocdappconfiggit targetRevision HEAD path dev destination server httpskubernetesdefaultsvc namespace myapp syncPolicy syncOptions CreateNamespacetrue automated selfHeal true prune true Points to remember Inside automated there are two things selfHeal is used for when you make changes directly to the cluster so argocd will automatically detect it and prune is used for when you remove or delete files from your repository that also argo will detect Now apply this YAML using below mentioned kubectl apply f yaml file name kubectl apply f applicationyaml Our application is created successfully On this page Introducing Argo CD Declarative Continuous Delivery for Kubernetes Why Argo CD How does Argo CD work Pull or push Argo CD features Deploy to Kubernetes using Argo CD and GitOps How to create applications Using UserInterface Login into the ArgoCD server Lets start creating applications Firstly through UI Lets create the application using CLI KEY POINTS Another way to create applications is by writing a YAML file Products TIR AI Platform GPU Dedicated Compute CPU Intensive Cloud High Memory Cloud Linux Smart Dedicated cPanel Linux Cloud Windows Cloud Windows SQL Cloud Plesk Windows Cloud GPU Smart Dedicated Load Balancer Company About Us Meet the 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DEPLOY A KUBERNETES CLUSTER USING ANSIBLE E2E Networks documentation Skip to content E2E Cloud Docs E2E Networks TIR Toggle navigation menu Login Sign Up E2E Networks documentation K Docs E2E Networks TIR Myaccount Getting Started with Myaccount SignUp Process for Indian Customers Customer validation Process for Indian Customers SignUp Process for International Customers Customer Validation Process for International Process Customer Validation Process for Contact Persons Domestic Customer Validation Process FAQs International Customer Validation Process FAQs Sign In Process Release Notes Compute Nodes Virtual Compute Nodes Monitoring 1Click Deployment Active Directory GPU GPU Cloud EQS Introduction How to Create EQS Actions Add Queue under tab Actions for queue service Using SDK Appliance Load Balancer Appliance Auto Scaling Introduction Concepts Define Scale Groups FaaS Function as a Service FaaS How to Create Functions Functions Information Network CDN VPC How to reserve an IP address Reserve IP Pool DNS Custom Reverse DNS Firewall Security Group Tag Security Firewall Bitninja Best Practices SSH Key Management Audit Logs Password Policy 2Factor Authentication Others License Management User Management Purchase SSL CertbotPlugin Apply or Redeem Coupon Code Account Statement Cloud Platform Support Introduction Platform Support Policy FAQ E2Es MyAccount FAQs Code of Conduct of Directors and Senior Management CSR Policy Whistle blower policy Jitsi Meet Mod Evasive Multisite using cPanel Softaculous Copying data from Linux to Windows using WinSCP Migrate MySQL Database Between DBaaS Manage MySQL Abuse Abuse Logs Abuse Attacks Spam Mails Phishing Complaint Copyright Complaint Billing Payment Payment Method EMandate Redeem Coupon Customer Details Updation Setup AutoDebit feature TDS Deduction process Declaration us 206AB Minimum Billing Provisioning and Deprovisioning Process View Invoice and Payment Prepaid Billing Set up Infra Credits Balance Alert Whatsapp notification for Payment reminder Restore Service on a Suspended Account for NonPayment Database Database Database PostgreSQL Parameter Group How to create Parameter Group MongoDB mariaDB Storage Storage Block Storage Object Storage CDP Backup Scalable File System Kubernetes Kubernetes Service Kubernetes Kubernetes Marketplace Monitoring Stack Cert Manager Nginx Ingress Controller Troubleshooting Argo CD Declarative GitOps CD for Kubernetes Deploy to Kubernetes using Argo CD and GitOps Jenkins CI Tool Setup Jenkins On Kubernetes Cluster Ansible CD Tool Istio Service Connecting to Dbaas FAQS Container Registery Container Registry Simplifying Pull Operations with UserFriendly Interface API Developers Guide API SDK E2E CLI Tool Introduction Terraform Terraform Getting Started e2enode Resource Node Plans e2eimage Resource AIML TIR AI Release Notes TIR AI Platform Introduction Getting Started Howto Guides Projects Notebooks Committed Notebook GPU H100 Plans Datasets Model Repository Model Endpoints Pipeline Run Scheduled Run Fine Tuning Models Model Playground Samples and Tutorials API Tokens SSH Key Container Team Features Settings Analytics Billing AIML Tutorials Finetune LLMA with Multiple GPUs Deploy Inference for LLMA 2 Deploy Inference for Codellama Deploy Inference for Stable Diffusion v21 Finetune Stable Diffusion model on TIR Deploy Inference for MPT7BCHAT Custom Containers in TIR Fine Tuning Bloom Natural Language Queries to SQL wth Code Llama E2E Networks documentation E2E Networks Kubernetes Service DEPLOY A KUBERNETES CLUSTER USING ANSIBLE DEPLOY A KUBERNETES CLUSTER USING ANSIBLE To deploy a Kubernetes cluster on Linux using Ansible Playbooks we have found Ansible to be a fantastic tool for getting a Kubernetes cluster up and running quickly in my development environment and now use the Ansible playbooks when we need to stand up a Kubernetes cluster quickly and easily We will use Ansible to deploy a small Kubernetes cluster with one master node used to manage the cluster and two worker nodes which will be used to run our container applications To achieve this we will use four Ansible playbooks These will do the following Create a new User Account for use with Kubernetes on each node Install Kubernetes and containerd on each node 3 Configure the Master node 3 Join the Worker nodes to the new cluster If you are considering using Ansible to deploy Kubernetes already we will assume youre already somewhat familiar with both technologies So with that said lets get straight into the detail PREREQUISITES Before we can get started we need a few prerequisites to be in place This is what we are going to need A host with Ansible installed Ive written previously about how to install Ansible also check out the online documentation You should also set up an SSH key pair which will be used to authenticate to the Kubernetes nodes without using a password allowing Ansible to do its thing Three servershosts to which we will use as our targets to deploy Kubernetes Our servers each have 12GB ram and 4vCPUs This is fine for my lab purposes which we use to try out new things using Kubernetes You need to be able to SSH into each of these nodes as root using the SSH key pair we mentioned above With that lot all in place we should be ready to go Setting up Ansible to Deploy Kubernetes Before we start to look at the Ansible Playbooks we need to set up Ansible to communicate with the Kubernetes nodes First of all on our Ansible host lets set up a new directory from which we we run our playbooks mkdir kubernetes cd kubernetes With that done we now need to create a hosts file to tell Ansible how to communicate with the Kubernetes master and worker nodes vi hosts The content of the hosts file should look something like the following masters master ansiblehostxxxxxxxxxxxx ansibleuserroot workers worker1 ansiblehostyyyyyyyyyyyy ansibleuserroot worker2 ansiblehostzzzzzzzzzzzz ansibleuserroot Note x Master IP Address y Worker1 IP Address z Worker2 IP Address Listing the master node and the worker nodes in different sections in the hosts file will allow us to target the playbooks at the specfic node type later on Finally with that done we can test its working by doing a Ansible ping ansible i hosts all m ping Output master SUCCESS changed false ping pong worker2 SUCCESS changed false ping pong worker1 SUCCESS changed false ping pong All good Lets move onto the first playbook Creating a Kubernetes user with Ansible Playbook Our first task in setting up the Kubernetes cluster is to create a new user on each node This will be a nonroot user that has sudo privileges Its a good idea not to use the root account for day to day operations of course We can use Ansible to set the account up on all three nodes quickly and easily First create a file in the working directory vim usersyml Then add the following to the playbook hosts workers masters become yes tasks name create the kube user account user namekube appendyes statepresent createhomeyes shellbinbash name allow kube to use sudo without needing a password lineinfile dest etcsudoers line kube ALLALL NOPASSWD ALL validate visudo cf s name set up authorized keys for the kube user authorizedkey userkube keyitem withfile sshidrsapub Were now ready to run our first playbook To do so ansibleplaybook i hosts usersyml Once done you should see Install Kubernetes with Ansible Playbook Now were getting to the fun part With our user now created we can move on to installing Kubernetes Lets dive straight in and have a look at the playbook which we have named installk8syml Sample Playbook hosts masters workers remoteuser ubuntu become yes becomemethod sudo becomeuser root gatherfacts yes connection ssh tasks name Create containerd config file file path etcmodulesloaddcontainerdconf state touch name Add conf for containerd blockinfile path etcmodulesloaddcontainerdconf block overlay brnetfilter name modprobe shell sudo modprobe overlay sudo modprobe brnetfilter name Set system configurations for Kubernetes networking file path etcsysctld99kubernetescriconf state touch name Add conf for containerd blockinfile path etcsysctld99kubernetescriconf block netbridgebridgenfcalliptables 1 netipv4ipforward 1 netbridgebridgenfcallip6tables 1 name Apply new settings command sudo sysctl system name install containerd shell sudo aptget update sudo aptget install y containerd sudo mkdir p etccontainerd sudo containerd config default sudo tee etccontainerdconfigtoml sudo systemctl restart containerd name disable swap shell sudo swapoff a sudo sed i swap s1g etcfstab name install and configure dependencies shell sudo aptget update sudo aptget install y apttransporthttps curl curl s httpspackagescloudgooglecomaptdocaptkeygpg sudo aptkey add name Create kubernetes repo file file path etcaptsourceslistdkuberneteslist state touch name Add K8s Source blockinfile path etcaptsourceslistdkuberneteslist block deb httpsaptkubernetesio kubernetesxenial main name install kubernetes shell sudo aptget update sudo aptget install y kubelet120100 kubeadm120100 kubectl120100 sudo aptmark hold kubelet kubeadm kubectl This playbook will run against all three nodes and will install the containerd runtime including some prerequisite configuration then go onto install Kubernetes which includes kubelet kubeadm and kubectl Run the playbook using the following syntax ansibleplaybook i hosts installk8syml Theres quite a lot going on here so this one will take a little while to run whist the necessary packages are installed on each node Once done you should see PLAY RECAP master ok13 changed12 unreachable0 failed0 worker1 ok13 changed12 unreachable0 failed0 worker2 ok13 changed12 unreachable0 failed0 Now were halfway there Creating a Kubernetes Cluster Master Node using Ansible Playbook Now we should have containerd and Kubernetes installed on all our nodes The next step is to create the cluster on the master node This is the masteryml file which will initialise the Kubernetes cluster on my master node and set up the pod network using Calico hosts masters become yes tasks name initialize the cluster shell kubeadm init podnetworkcidr102440016 args chdir HOME creates clusterinitializedtxt name create kube directory become yes becomeuser kube file path HOMEkube state directory mode 0755 name copies adminconf to users kube config copy src etckubernetesadminconf dest homekubekubeconfig remotesrc yes owner kube name install Pod network become yes becomeuser kube shell kubectl apply f httpsdocsprojectcalicoorgmanifestscalicoyaml args chdir HOME name Get the token for joining the worker nodes become yes becomeuser kube shell kubeadm token create printjoincommand register kubernetesjoincommand debug msg kubernetesjoincommandstdout name Copy join command to local file become yes localaction copy content kubernetesjoincommandstdoutlines0 desttmpkubernetesjoincommand mode0777 Note towards the end of the playbook we generate the worker join command and save it to a local file on the Ansible host We will use this file later to join the worker nodes to the cluster Before then execute the mastersyml playbook ansibleplaybook i hosts masteryml Once the playbook has finished we can check the outcome by connecting to the cluster master node using SSH to check the status of the master node kubectl get nodes Output NAME STATUS ROLES AGE VERSION kube01testlocal Ready controlplanemaster 13m v1201 From the output we can see that the master nodes status is Ready showing that the cluster has been initialised successfully Join Worker Nodes to Kubernetes Cluster using Ansible Playbook Now we have a Kubernetes cluster initialised the final step is to join our worker nodes to the cluster To do so the final playbook joinworkersyml contains the following hosts workers become yes gatherfacts yes tasks name Copy join command from Ansiblehost to the worker nodes become yes copy src tmpkubernetesjoincommand dest tmpkubernetesjoincommand mode 0777 name Join the Worker nodes to the cluster become yes command sh tmpkubernetesjoincommand register joinedornot This works by copying the file containing the worker join command saved locally earlier to the worker nodes then it runs the command Run the playbook with ansibleplaybook i hosts joinworkersyml Once the playbook has complete we can check the status of the cluster nodes by again running the following on the cluster master node kubectl get nodes Output NAME STATUS ROLES AGE VERSION kube02testlocal Ready none 80s v1201 kube01testlocal Ready controlplanemaster 22m v1201 kube03testlocal Ready none 69s v1201 On this page PREREQUISITES Setting up Ansible to Deploy Kubernetes Creating a Kubernetes user with Ansible Playbook Install Kubernetes with Ansible Playbook Creating a Kubernetes Cluster Master Node using Ansible Playbook Join Worker Nodes to Kubernetes Cluster using Ansible Playbook Products TIR AI Platform GPU Dedicated Compute CPU Intensive Cloud High Memory Cloud Linux Smart Dedicated 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Scootsy ran 80 of the workload on E2E Networks before it was acquired by SwiggyKunal ShethFounder GottaGo Ex CTO at ScootsyAntfarm We at CamCom are using E2E GPU servers for a while now and the priceperformance is the best in the Indian market We also have enjoyed a fast turnaround from the support and sales team always I highly recommend the E2E GPU servers for machine learning deep learning and Image processing purposeMr Uma MaheshCOO at CamCom AIE2E Cloud is NextGen PaaS IaaS provider It is a fully augmented and automated platform that is the best in practice in the current Cloud market We are using E2E Networks for more than 5 years and are very much satisfied with the deliverables They have very affordable pricing and are changemaker in the Indian Hosting IndustryMr Devarsh PandyaFounder at CantechE2E GPU machines are superior in terms of performance and at the same time you end up saving more money compared to AWS and Azure Not to mention the agility and skilled customer support that comes alongArvind SainiVP of Engineering at Crownit GoldVIPThe customer support that E2E has provided us is beyond exceptional Their quick response is what makes them stand apart from others and is second to none in the cloud space Weve been using their GPU instances for our Deep Learning workloads for quite a long time The quality of service is amazing at a competitive price and we strongly recommend E2EAkshay Kumar CFounder COO at Marsviewai incCongratulations Thanks for the fast reliable and costeffective solution for my small startup since Mar 2016Ratul NandiLead Software Engineer Gartner previously CEBYou guys are doing everything perfectly I couldnt ask for anything more Keep it up Very happy with the serviceMr Mayank MalhotraDirector ZenwebnetE2E Networks has helped me reach my 1st goal with its cloud platform They gave us a trial to get used to the service Happy with their product will surely recommend others to try it once Good support so farShahnawaz Alam CTO HW Wellness 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