Lesson 3: Create and View a Cluster | Scribe

    Lesson 3: Create and View a Cluster

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        In this lesson, we will explore the feature of Container clusters. Developer will be able to create a new Cluster by defining Name and Project association, cluster type, worker node counts, storage, networking, and security group details. \ As the next step, Developer will be able to perform certain day two actions like, viewing kube config, kube config yaml file download and resizing of the cluster itself.
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        On **left** navigation menu, click on **Container Service**, **Clusters**
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        Click **Create Cluster**
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        Enter **Cluster Nam**e of your choice **Project Name**: Demo TEST Project **Environment** : Development **Data Center**: Dallas, TX
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        **Cluster Type:** Kubernetes HA **Cluster Version:** 1\.28x **Worker Node Count**: 1 **Plan**: Medium **Storage Size:** 100GB
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        Notice the breakdown of the **Cost Summary** Click **Continue**
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        For **Node Network** select **dc02.segment**\ Click **Continue**
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        Review the **Create Cluster** summary screen Click **Deploy Cluster**
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        Notice the new cluster gets deployed
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        Lets perform some day 2 actions on the cluster
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        Click on **anu-network test** from the list of available clusters
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        Take few minutes to review the following tabs under **Details** section:\ **Nodes/Namespace/Workloads/ Network / Storage**
        Take few minutes to review the following tabs under **Details** section:\ **Nodes/Namespace/Workloads/ Network / Storage**
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        Click **More Actions** Click **View Kube Config**
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        Notice a **side drawer** on the right opens up\ You can now view and/or download the **Kube Config** file by clicking on the **Download** link on the top right
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        Click **More Actions** Click **View API Token**
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        Notice a **side drawer** on the right opens up\ You can now view and/or download the **API Token** file by clicking on the **Download** link on the top right
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        On the anu-network test cluster, lets increase the worker node count\ Notice the **worker nodes** count is **6** initially
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        Click **More Actions**\ Click **Add Worker**
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        Change **Additional Worker Count** to **6**\ **Plan**: Select **Medium (2 vCPU, 8 GB Memory)**\ Click **Add**
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        Notice the **Worker Nodes** change to **12**