Creating a KinD cluster
Now that you have met all the requirements, you can create your first cluster using the KinD executable. The KinD utility can create a single-node cluster, as well as a complex cluster that's running multiple nodes for the control plane with multiple worker nodes. In this section, we will discuss the KinD executable options. By the end of the chapter, you will have a two-node cluster running – a single control plane node and a single worker node.
For the exercises in this book, we will install a multi-node cluster. The simple cluster configuration is an example and should not be used for our exercises.
Creating a simple cluster
To create a simple cluster that runs the control plane and a worker node in a single container, you only need to execute the KinD executable with the create cluster option.
Let's create a quick single-node cluster to see how quickly KinD creates a fast development cluster. On your host, create...