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Creating an external K3s cluster
From the course: Kubernetes: GitOps with ArgoCD
Creating an external K3s cluster
- [Woman] And all of the demos that we've done so far, the Argo CD controller and Argo CD services were running on the same cluster when we deployed our final application along with its infrastructure. Now this might not be what you want to do in production. You might want to deploy your final application to a different production cluster. And this is what we'll see how to do in this demo. The cluster that the container application and infrastructure deployment will be on our local machine. And we expose that cluster while at the IP address of our local machine. So I run this command that you see here on screen to get the IP address of my local machine. This of course will be different than your keys. Now copy over this IP address, we need this when we define our dev cluster. I'll define the conflict specifications of this dev cluster here in this dev cluster config.yaml file. Our dev cluster is going to be a separate cluster.…
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Creating an external K3s cluster3m 12s
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Creating a new Argo CD project using the CLI4m 3s
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Building and registering a custom Docker image6m 8s
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Pushing infrastructure specifications to a private Git repo1m 53s
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Deploying a Flask application to an external cluster5m 14s
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Updating the custom application2m 27s
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