shekar3116/k8-install-script

scripts for the installation of Kubernetes Master Node, Worker Node, Kubernetes Kind and Minikube on CentOS operating system. These scripts simplify the process of setting up a Kubernetes cluster and make it easy for developers to get started with Kubernetes.

Kubernetes Installation Scripts

scripts for the installation of Kubernetes Master Node, Worker Node, Kubernetes Kind and Minikube on CentOS/ Ubuntu operating system. These scripts simplify the process of setting up a Kubernetes cluster and make it easy for developers to get started with Kubernetes.

How to use these scripts for Installation ?

1. Download or just Copy-paste scripts from repository and use

2. Use another script written below: just Copy- paste to CentOS / Ubuntu & follow Instructions. It'll list all available scripts, select the script you want to install and that's it.

   sit tight and wait for Successful Installation.

#This script collects all scripts on Github repository and provide option to Install on CentOS/ Ubuntu

sudo su
cat <<EOF > k10.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Define the Github repository
repo="https://github.com/dmcomp07/k8-install-script"


# check the OS
if [ -f /etc/redhat-release ]; then
    # code for CentOS
    echo "Running on CentOS"

# Check if git is installed, if not install it
if ! [ -x "\$(command -v git)" ]; then
  yum install git -y
fi

#install dependencies
yum install -y epel-release	
	
elif [ -f /etc/lsb-release ]; then
    # code for Ubuntu
    echo "Running on Ubuntu"

# Check if git is installed, if not install it
if ! [ -x "\$(command -v git)" ]; then
  apt-get install git -y
fi
	
else
    # code for other OS
    echo "Not a supported OS"
    exit
fi	

# Clone the Github repository
git clone \$repo

# Go to the repository directory
cd k8-install-script


# List all the script files in the repository
echo "Please choose which script you want to install:"
ls -1 | grep -E '*.sh'
read -p "Enter the script name: " script_name
chmod +x \$script_name
./\$script_name

EOF
chmod +x k10.sh
./k10.sh