IN LOCAL
1.- Install docker
2.- Install docker compose
3.- Clone the repo
4.- Enter in the repo and execute sudo docker-compose up -d
5.- To make sure it works run execute in your terminal curl http://localhost:5000 the expected result is:
Hello from Redis! I have been seen 2 times.
IN CLUSTER
1.- Enter in the directory configs sandbox
2.- Apply the first manifest to command:
Kubectl apply -f 0_namespaces.yml
3.- Apply the manifest 1, 2 and 3 whit the namespace sandbox (it is you create to 0_namespaces). Command example:
kubectl -n sandbox apply -f 1_deployment.yml
Note: If you want make one cluster local in your computer, one option slim is K3D