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In a Parallel structure with Proxmox Deployment Article
Cluster Wizard Deployment
In this article we will repeat what we did in our Proxmox Deployment article.
- Deploy (Install) Cluster Wizard and Wizard Client WebUI
- Create a three-node cluster
- Create a VM (Virtual Machine)
- Create a user
- Assign the VM in step 3 to the user in step 4
Although we follow the same steps, there are a few key differences. The control plane (including web server) are separated from VM hosting machines in Cluster Wizard. The main deployment method is on a Kubernetes cluster. This deployment will provide a HA (High Availability) and failover for the control plane itself together with load balancing feature. Along the way, we will point out these key differences at each section.
Installation (Deployment of Cluster Wizard and Wizard Client WebUI)
There are various way to deploy a Cluster Wizard and Wizard Client WebUI. In this article, we will use k3s for its deployment platform.
Assuming that k3s is not installed, we will start k3s installation.
curl -sfL https://get.k3s.io | sh -Before installation, we need a license file for Cluster Wizard. A trial license can be requested on Cluster Wizard Get Started page.
