Choose your weapon how to connect to your workshop server instance.
You should be able to SSH directly into the server if you provided your SSH key to us beforehand
ssh workshop@<SERVERNAME>.k8s.o12stack.org
On the server you find all sort of editors. If something is missing,
you can sudo dnf install <PACKAGE> anything you like.
An instance of vscode-server is
running at code.SERVERNAME.k8s.o12stack.org. You find the workshop user's home directory mounted in
./project
Feel free to install the extensions you need, e.g. the Kubernetes extension. To gain control over the running Kubernetes cluster, add
./project/.kube/config as existing Kubeconfig to your clusters.
You can either SSH into your server and use k9s on the Terminal or use k9s locally. Copy the Kubeconfig to your local machine:
scp [email protected]:/home/workshop/.kube/config ~/.kube/config-SERVERNAME
KUBECONFIG=~/.kube/config-SERVERNAME k9s
To connect to your Kubernetes training cluster, we recommend using Visual
Studio Code and the remote SSH plugin. Hit F1 and start typing
Remote SSH. Select Remote SSH: Connect to Host ...
During the workshop, you connect as the SSH user workshop. Connect
to your assigned server, e.g. [email protected].
VSCode opens a remote SSH shell for your convenience. Click Open a folder
and select /home/workshop/observability-workshop to gain access to the
workshops resources.
Do not hesitate to contact us by E-Mail, Twitter or Slack if you have any questions:
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|---|---|---|
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