Difference between revisions of "Setting up a new node in the cluster"
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== Docker == | == Docker == | ||
* follow the steps to install docker, nvidia-docker2 and make nvidia-docker the default runtime on the node. | * follow the steps to install docker, nvidia-docker2 and make nvidia-docker the default runtime on the node. | ||
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== Kubernetes == | == Kubernetes == | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 17 June 2019
Preparing the node
Create new user "kubernetes" with groups docker and sudo.
Docker
- follow the steps to install docker, nvidia-docker2 and make nvidia-docker the default runtime on the node.
Kubernetes
Follow instructions on this page to install Kubernetes and pre-requisites.
Spin up the slave node
On the master node:
> cd init
> ./show_join_command.sh
Copy the output into a new file "join_cluster.sh" in the init directory of the slave.
On the slave:
> cd init
> chmod +x join_cluster.sh
> sudo ./join_cluster.sh
