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NAME STATUS VOLUME CAPACITY ACCESS MODES STORAGECLASS AGE VOLUMEMODE Service/redis-cluster-headless ClusterIP None 6379/TCP,16379/TCP 6d4h /instance=redis-cluster,/name=redis-cluster Service/redis-cluster ClusterIP 10.98.59.27 6379/TCP 6d4h /instance=redis-cluster,/name=redis-cluster Service/postgresql-headless ClusterIP None 5432/TCP 10d /instance=postgresql,/name=postgresql Service/postgresql ClusterIP 10.106.143.160 5432/TCP 10d /instance=postgresql,/name=postgresql,role=primary NAME TYPE CLUSTER-IP EXTERNAL-IP PORT(S) AGE SELECTOR Pod/postgresql-postgresql-0 1/1 Running 0 10d 10.85.0.40 MYNODE NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE IP NODE NOMINATED NODE READINESS GATES Kubectl get pods,svc,pvc -o wide -namespace dev
Bitnami mean appliance install#
Helm install redis-cluster -f values.yaml bitnami/redis-cluster -namespace dev Node redis-cluster-0.redis-cluster-headless not ready, waiting for all the nodes to be ready.Ĭould not connect to Redis at redis-cluster-0.redis-cluster-headless:6379: No address associated with hostname Redis-cluster 12:00:35.08 INFO => ** Redis setup finished! **Ĭould not connect to Redis at redis-cluster-0.redis-cluster-headless:6379: No route to host Redis-cluster 12:00:34.99 INFO => Setting Redis config file Redis-cluster 12:00:34.96 INFO => Initializing Redis Redis-cluster 12:00:34.90 INFO => ** Starting Redis setup ** Redis-cluster 12:00:34.89 Submit issues and feature requests at Redis-cluster 12:00:34.89 Subscribe to project updates by watching
In summary, the ability to perform basic management on vSphere VMs and easily move them to vSphere is a great feature that I didn't even know existed.Redis-cluster 12:00:34.89 Welcome to the Bitnami redis-cluster container To do this, go to Manage and Change Hardware Compatibility:
Bitnami mean appliance upgrade#
But you first need to upgrade the VMware HW compatibility or make it ESX-compatible. Uploading virtual machines to Workstation is as easy as dragging and dropping it on the vCenter server, in the VMware Workstation inventory tree:įinally, if you have an older VM appliance HW version, like I did in the Wordpress VM I was using, you can move it to vSphere easily. I also found that I could access the VM console of a VM in ESXi, through Workstation:īy right-clicking on the VM, I have many of the options seen in vCenter, related to the VM, as well as some new ones such as capturing the VM screen or Capturing a Movie:
Bitnami mean appliance windows#
Notice the Windows server VM here, how the path to the configuration file is on the ESX local datastore (one way to tell that the VM is running on an ESXi host): Not only could I create new virtual machines but I could power VMs running in vSphere on or off: Next, I put in my vCenter server credentials:Īnd, much to my surprise, my vCenter server, vSphere host and virtual machines appeared in my VMware Workstation VM inventory:įrom here, I found that I could create new virtual machines in vSphere (from Workstation): I went up to Open where I noticed Connect to Server. Having not had the need to do this in a while, I wasn't sure how Workstation could help me. Once I messed around with this server I decided I wanted to move it to my vSphere infrastructure. You are powering on a fully functioning WordPress server. That means that you don't have to install or configure anything. The appliance (which I found through the VMware Solutions Exchange, or VSX it was previously known as the VMware Appliance Marketplace) is a LAMP stack + Wordpress (LAMP = Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP). I had downloaded the BitNami WordPress virtual appliance and opened it in VMware Workstation 9. This was how I discovered that you can manage vSphere virtual machine and easily convert virtual machines from Workstation to vSphere easily. There are some days when you can just discover a cool feature by accident. Here's a cool new trick I learned absolutely by accident when working with a Wordpress server.
Bitnami mean appliance how to#
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