The SRE series: add a worker node to Kubernetes

Francesco Sbaraglia
NEW IT Engineering
Published in
4 min readMar 8, 2022

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Why the SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) series?

This article is a part of “the SRE series”, which will walk through the hands-on activities of Site Reliability Engineers. At the end of the SRE series, we will have installed a Kubernetes cluster with a micro-service running, ready to be used for Chaos Engineering Experiments and AiOps.

Pre-flight checks

If you still need to install a Kubernetes cluster, you can follow my last guide; here is the link:

Attention point: during the last months, Kubernetes 1.23.x was released including the fix for the problem with CAP_PERMON, if you want to install directly Kubernetes 1.23, follow the small changes to the original guide:

a. in the section “Ready to start with the Installation?” need to change the following lines in step 1 of the guide:

VERSION=1.23
OS=CentOS_8_Stream (for CentOS_8_Stream)
or
VERSION=1.23
OS=CentOS_8 (for CentOS_8)

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Francesco Sbaraglia
NEW IT Engineering

Francesco is Site Reliability Engineering Architect and DevSecOps SME. He is expert in hybrid multi-cloud architecture, K8S, AIOps and Chaos Engineering