Congratulations! You've built your own Kubernetes cluster in the previous recipes. Now, let's get on with running your very first container, nginx (http://nginx.org/), which is an open source reverse proxy server, load balancer, and web server. Along with this recipe, you will create a simple nginx application and expose it to the outside world.
Before you start to run your first container in Kubernetes, it's better to check if your cluster is in a healthy mode. A checklist showing the following items would make your kubectl sub commands stable and successful, without unknown errors caused by background services:
- Checking the master daemons. Check whether the Kubernetes components are running:
// get the components status $ kubectl get cs NAME STATUS MESSAGE ERROR controller-manager Healthy ok scheduler Healthy ok etcd-0 Healthy {"health": "true"}
- Check the status of the Kubernetes...