<ul><li>This tutorial outlines the process of setting up a Kubernetes cluster using Kubeadm and Containerd on an Ubuntu server 24.04 LTS.</li><li>Ensure IPv4 packet forwarding is enabled to allow the network to function correctly.</li><li>Install necessary dependencies like ca-certificates, curl, and apt-transport-https.</li><li>Download containerd.io by adding Docker repository and installing it on the system.</li><li>Configure systemd cgroup driver for containerd to ensure proper execution.</li><li>Install kubeadm, kubelet, and kubectl, followed by enabling the kubelet service.</li><li>On the control plane node, initialize the Kubernetes control plane with a specified network CIDR.</li><li>Create a non-root user, set up the Kubernetes config file, and deploy a Container Network Interface (CNI) like Calico operator.</li><li>For worker nodes, join the cluster using the kubeadm join command and assign the worker role.</li><li>Check the worker node status and label the node to ensure it has obtained the worker role.</li></ul>

Setting up a Kubernetes cluster with Kubeadm and Containerd

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