Gateway

To facilitate the installation of Kubernetes cluster into private data centers without a direct incoming connection from the management console, a gateway is necessary. Users can create the gateway via the controller

Prerequisites¶

Assure to have one machine in the datacenter where you install the gateway agent. Assume the machine is created in the Equinix

Once the machine is created, perform the below steps to create a gateway in the controller

Step 1: Create Gateway¶

Click Gateway on the left panel under the Infrastructure. Gateway page appears
Click New Gateway
Provide a name and description
Select Gateway Type EKSA Bare metal and click Create

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Once created, you can view the gateway listed as shown below.

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Click View Details to copy the setup command. You may also download the file and run the setup command on the machine to install the gateway agent

Create AKS Cluster

Step 2: Deploy Gateway in machine¶

Note down the filename of the private SSH key file and the machine IP. Perform the below steps to install the gateway in that machine.

Run the below command in your terminal

ssh -i <machineidentity_file_name> <username>@<machineip>

Once the SSH is done, copy/paste the Gateway Setup Command as mentioned in Step1. This will install the agent on the machine
Run the below command to view the status of the agent

systemd:

systemctl status infraagent.service

You can see the status as Active which indicates the agent is running on the machine.

To view the infra agent log details, run the below command and it shows all the connectivity information.

/var/log# tail -f infra_agent.log

Check Health¶

Once the Gateway is created, you can check the Gateway health as shown below in the controller

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You can delete the Gateway using the delete icon.

Important

Sharing is not supported in the current release