Bootstrapping Kubernetes on the primary node
After booting the Talos VMs, you can now bootstrap the Kubernetes cluster using the
talosconfig command. The following parameters are relevant
for this procedure:
--talosconfig
: Specifies the talosconfig.yaml file generated by the edaadm tool.-n
: Specifies the IP address of the primary node in your Kubernetes cluster.-e
: Specifies another IP address of the primary node in your Kubernetes cluster.
Execute the following command:
talosctl bootstrap \
--talosconfig path/to/talosconfig.yaml \
-n 192.0.2.11 \
-e 192.0.2.11
Wait for several minutes for the Kubernetes cluster to come up and for all the nodes join the cluster. The process should take less than 15 minutes.