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To install Minikube on Linux, you can run the following commandįor Windows installation, you can download the minikube.exe file from the link below
BREW CASK INSTALL SPECIFIC VERSION .EXE
exe file and for Linux, depending on the flavour, you can use the appropriate commands like yum or apt-get as documented in the link above. To install Virtual Box on Windows or Linux, you can follow the link belowįor Windows, you get to download a. Just run the following command to install VirtualBox on your MacOS. With the help of our trusty side-kick Homebrew, this is a piece of cake. The final step is to install “VirtualBox” VM. In case there is a newer version available in the future and you want to move to the latest version of Minikube, you can just run the commandĮven though we have successfully installed Minikube, there is one more step that need to be performed before we can start using Minikube. One of the advantages of using Homebrew is that it picks up the latest version automatically and installs it. Once the installation is successful, the latest version of Minikube is installed. To install minikube, just run the below command This command installs Homebrew in your system and its more or less smooth sailing for those who are on MacOS.
To install Homebrew, you can run the command found on the official Homebrew page ( ) as mentioned below
BREW CASK INSTALL SPECIFIC VERSION MAC
Do note that Homebrew is not just for Minikube, but most of the applications (like Java, VirtualBox, and many more…) on my Mac can/has been installed via Homebrew. This is similar to your “apt-get” (for those you are from the Linux world). It is very easy to install Minikube on MacOS (Even though I am running my setup on a MacOS, I will also provide the guide to install and setup Minikube on Linux and Windows as well).Ĭoming to MacOS, the first thing you need to install is Homebrew. Now that we have installed Docker on our system, let’s proceed ahead. I have linked the guide for Windows, Linux and MacOS below This is a pretty straight forward process and the official documentation is self explanatory. Pre-requisitesīefore we start with our Minikube installation, we need to install Docker on our system. I would like to collate all the info in one page for easy reference. The basic resource is available in, but contains many subpages. As agreed in my previous blog ( ), I will use this page to talk about the installation and setup of Minikube single node local cluster.
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