Verifying KubeSphere

After the installation and deployment are complete, check the running status of each node and pod to ensure that each service component is running properly.

1. Check the node status on the management node.

   kubectl get nodes

   The node statuses change to Ready. An example of the expected result:

   

2. Verify whether the pod is successfully created and started on the management node:

   kubectl get pod -A

   In the command output, check the value of the READY column to determine whether all containers are ready. In the READY column, the value before the slash (/) indicates the number of ready containers and the value after the slash (/) indicates the total number of containers. For example, 1/1 indicates that one container is ready out of one container in total.

   

3. Type http://192.168.1.102:30880/login in the address bar of the browser and press Enter to access the KubeSphere web console.

   In the login window, enter the default user name admin and password P@88w0rd. During the logging in, you are prompted to change the default password. Change the password as required.