With the necessary packages installed and Kubeadm set up on each worker node, we can now join them to the cluster. To do this, use the join command that you noted earlier:
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sudo kubeadm join [join message]
Replace [join message] with the join message you got during the initialization process. After joining, you can use the command kubectl get nodes to view the master node and worker nodes in the cluster.
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kubectl get nodes
That concludes our tutorial on configuring and joining multi-node clusters using Kubeadm and Containerd. With this knowledge, you can set up more nodes, experiment with them, and learn more about Kubernetes networking.