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Step-by-step guide
1. Open Cloudaware Github repo with Kubernetes files. Clone the repo to your Github using the following command:
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git clone |
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2. Log in to Cloudaware account. Select Admin under your username in the upper right corner.
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5. Untar the Breeze installer and copy the extracted files (./breeze-agent folder) into kubernetes/daemonset folder of the cloned reprepo:
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tar xvzf breeze-agent.example.version.0.x86_64.linux.tgz |
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cd ./kubernetes/daemonset && docker build -t ca-breeze-ds . |
7. Upload the result image to your private container registry. 6. Create a repository in your private container registry (e.g. AWS ECR, Azure ACR, Google GCR, etc.) named ca-breeze-ds. Upload the result image to your private container registry.
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docker tag ca-breeze-ds:latest <CONTAINER_REGISTRY_HOSTNAME>/ca-breeze-ds:latest |
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<CONTAINER_REGISTRY_HOSTNAME> is a placeholder that needs to be replaced by your private container registry URI (e.g. 111111111111.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/breeze-agent).
87. Edit the DaemonSet configuration file ds-breeze-agent.yaml replacing the placeholders with valid values. Ensure that image pull secret is added to Kubernetes Secrets.
98. Create the DaemonSet using the following command:
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kubectl create -f ds-breeze-agent.yaml |
109. To verify that the DaemonSet has been created, you may run the following command:
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