Bootstrapping Kubernetes on the primary node

After booting the Talos VMs, you can now bootstrap the Kubernetes cluster using the talosconfig command. The following parameter is relevant for this procedure:

-c: Specifies the edaadm tool.

Execute the following command in the folder where the ​eda-input-6-node.yaml is stored, as well as the folder where the Talos configuration files were executed:
edaadm bootstrap-k8s -c eda-input-6-node.yaml

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.