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Setup with Windows

Installing a Hypervisor

A hypervisor allows you to create and run virtual machines. VirtualBox will be the hypervisor we'll be using for this exercise, so make sure you download and install the packages for your operating system:

Installing minikube

You can install minikube using Windows installer by downloading and installing this package.

Installing kubectl

kubectl is the command line tool we'll be using to interact with our local cluster - and in fact, any Kubernetes cluster in general.

To install kubectl in Windows, download this executable and put it in the same path as this repository.

Starting minikube

To start minikube, simply type the following in your terminal or command line:

minikube start

This will setup the virtual machines required to run a minimal Kubernetes cluster. Once minikube start is finished, you can specify the minikube context from your command line:

kubectl config use-context minikube

To verify that you're connected to the cluster, you can run the following command:

kubectl cluster-info

Huzzah! You're ready!