Kubernetes Admin not showing pods accordingly

12/6/2018

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Refer to the image above, I'm using minikube and it took about 10 minutes to show up when the pod running as below. Anyone knows how to get this display upon services running?

[root@localhost /]# kubectl get pods
NAME                    READY   STATUS    RESTARTS   AGE
meow-799b895f78-htgws   1/1     Running   0          25m
meow-799b895f78-wktmn   1/1     Running   0          25m
[root@localhost /]#

apart of that, any other stable virtual box equal to minikube? It spent me a lot of time by keep on restarting or reinstalling the clusters to get simple things up.

-- Banana Tech
cluster-computing
kubernetes
minikube

1 Answer

12/7/2018

Maybe it is opinion based, but I think minikube is working pretty well and stable. I had no bigger problems with it on Ubuntu and I used it for many different tests.

About your question, minikube VM is configured to use 1 GB of RAM and 1 CPU by default. You can change it. Delete the cluster - minikube delete and then run it again with for example: minikube start --memory 8192 --cpus 4 The long time of waiting may be also caused by your network connection, as before the pod is started the image has to be downloaded.

About the alternatives you can also try kubeadm.

-- aurelius
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