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GKE: Determine Anthos on-prem GKE master node and IP address

If you are using Anthos GKE on-premise and need to determine which node of your Admin Cluster is the master, query for the master role.  The label is ‘node-role.kubernetes.io/master’. $ kubectl get nodes -l node-role.kubernetes.io/master NAME STATUS ROLES AGE VERSION gke-admin-master-adfwa Ready control-plane,master 7d v1.24.9-gke.100 # using wide will also show External and Internal IP GKE: Determine Anthos on-prem GKE master node and IP address

GCP: list of available GKE cluster versions in region and channel

If you are going to create a GKE cluster in a region, you may need to be explicit with the version of the master control plane and worker nodes.  Below is how you would list the available versions. # specify your region region=us-east1 gcloud container get-server-config –region=$region

SaltStack: Installing a Salt Master on Ubuntu Xenial

Configuration Management tools like SaltStack are invaluable for managing infrastructure at scale.  Even in the growing world of containerization where immutable image deployment is the norm, those images need to be built in a repeatable and auditable fashion. This article will detail installation of the SaltStack master on Ubuntu Xenial 16.04, with validation using a single Minion. Note that SaltStack: Installing a Salt Master on Ubuntu Xenial

SaltStack: Installing a Salt Master on Ubuntu 14.04

Configuration Management tools like SaltStack are invaluable for managing infrastructure at scale.  Even in the growing world of containerization where immutable image deployment is the norm, those images need to be built in a repeatable and auditable fashion. This article will detail installation of the SaltStack master on Ubuntu 14.04, with validation using a single Minion.  Note that Minion SaltStack: Installing a Salt Master on Ubuntu 14.04

ELK: Scaling an ElasticSearch Cluster

The heart of the ELK stack is Elasticsearch.  In order to provide high availability and scalability, it needs to be deployed as a cluster with master and data nodes.  The Elasticsearch cluster is responsible for both indexing incoming data as well as searches against that indexed data. Resources As described in the documentation, if there ELK: Scaling an ElasticSearch Cluster