mkam423 / consul-cluster

Consul Cluster on Kubernetes

consul-cluster

To run consul cluster:

1) Move to consul-cluster directory.

git clone repository if it does not exist already

git clone https://github.com/mkam423/consul-cluster.git

cd consul-cluster

2) Change to the current most updated and clean working version of cluster.

git checkout consolidated_cluster

3) Create the consul cluster.

Use kubectl create -f consul.yaml to create entire cluster.

4) Check to see everything is up and running.

Check the claim and volume to ensure binding:

kubectl get pv and kubectl get pvc

The status should show up as bound for the claim and persistent volume. The binding for the claim should have the name of the volume that it's bound to within the description. This name should align with that which is in the yaml file.

Check the service and statefulset to ensure both both up:

Use kubectl get svc | grep consul and kubectl get statefulsets | grep consul to view the successful creations of the service and statefulset.

Check the creation of pods designated by the statefulset are running:

Use kubectl get pods | grep consul to see creation of the pods.

3 pods named consul-0, consul-1, and consul-2 should create and end up in a running state.