kubesphere
Introduction¶
This article walks you through using Nocalhost to seamlessly connect your local development machine to a remote Kubernetes cluster, allowing you to use your favourite IDE to develop and debug KubeSphere. Giving you the ability to comfortably develop and debug your remote apps with your existing skills.
This article covers:
- Deploy the KubeSphere to the remote Kubernetes cluster
- Developing and debugging KubeSphere service in Kubernetes
Prerequisites¶
- Prepare an available Kubernetes cluster in your workstation. You can use any Kubernetes clusters that you have namespace admin privilege.
- GoLand IDE 2020.03+ (I am using GoLand 2021.2 in this article)
- Install Nocalhost JetBrains plugin
- Install Go 1.13 or later
Deploy KubeSphere¶
You can follow Minimal KubeSphere on Kubernetes for deployment.