This post was originally written as a tutorial for the official Prisma documentation.
Motivation
In this tutorial, you will learn how t...
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Thank you for your post, we got our Prisma production server up in a kubernetes cluster, thanks to you.
I'm very new to kubernetes, but I ended up figuring it out.
I followed the guide with Google Cloud Platform, and ended up with the questions of how many virtual machines does this actually create?
To my surprise, I found my self with three of them and 4 persistent volumes 1 of 100g per each VM and one 20gb which is the one I was expecting from the guide.
If this is the case why 3 VMS? what's going on here?
Thanks again!
Hey. Thanks for the really nice post. All the steps went through smoothly when I follow your steps, except the port-forwarding; After I execute the command kubectl port-forward --namespace prisma my pod 4467:4466, it seems to hang there and nothing happens: Forwarding from 127.0.0.1:4467 -> 4466. Do you have any idea what could be the issue?
Also if I put localhost:4667 in the browser, it returns The requested resource could not be found.
You’re welcome 🙂
Hm, strange. Just to make sure, could you try:
kubectl port-forward -n prisma yourpod 4466:4466
hi, what is the best way to link to a react front end if i create an individual prisma container just like your tutorial? Can i create a react front end container then connect the dots via its clusterIP port?
thanks for the post!