Steps To Create Replica Sets In The Kubernetes

In this blog, we will show you the Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes environment.

REQUIREMENTS

  • 2 Node Cluster ( 1 Master VM with 2 Nodes)
  • Kubernetes Components

INFRASTRUCTURE OVERVIEW

PODS OVERVIEW

  • Currently, there are four orphan PODS which was created using the replication controller.
Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes
  • All the POD’s are labeled with app=web env=test.
  • We will show you how to add the orphan pods into a Replica Set.

REPLICA SET BENEFITS

Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes

CREATING A NEW REPLICA SET

  • From the master node, open the default text editor.
  • Add the below script in the YML file.

apiVersion: apps/v1beta2
kind: ReplicaSet
metadata:
    name: rs-web
spec:
    replicas: 4
    selector:
       matchLabels:
          app: web
    template:
       metadata:
          labels:
             app: web
             env: test
       spec:
          containers:
          – name: rs-pod
            image: nginx

  • Save and close the file.
  • Use the below command to create a new replica set.

kubectl apply -f rs.yml

  • A new replica set is created successfully.

VERIFYING THE REPLICA SET

  • Use the below command to view the list of replica set available in your environment.

kubectl get rs

Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes
  • It added the orphan pods into the replica set. Also, it has not created any additional pods for the replica set.
Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes
  • We can also describe the replica set using the below command.

Syntax: kubectl describe rs <replica set name>

Example: kubectl describe rs rs-web

Steps to create Replica sets in the Kubernetes
  • There are more expressions available for the replica set and will share that information in future blogs.
REFERENCE

https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/replicaset/

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