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Quick Start

If you already have the prerequisites installed and want to get straight into Knative, Kpack, or Cartographer without going through the background information about Tanzu Community Edition, you can create and prepare an unmanaged cluster on Kind with three simple commands:

Create a cluster:

tanzu unmanaged-cluster create tceworkshop --port-map '80:80,443:443'

Create a secret for your registry. On an unmanaged cluster, all you need is a simple secret named registry-credentials. The following is an example for my private Harbor instance. Change the secret to match your image repository:

Linux/MacOS 

kubectl create secret docker-registry registry-credentials \
  --docker-server=harbor.tanzuathome.net \
  --docker-username=admin \
  --docker-password=Harbor12345

Powershell 

kubectl create secret docker-registry registry-credentials `
  --docker-server=harbor.tanzuathome.net `
  --docker-username=admin `
  --docker-password=Harbor12345

Install the app-toolkit. First modify the values in 03-app-toolkit/config/app-toolkit-values.yaml to match your image repository, then install the app toolkit with the following command:

Linux/MacOS 

tanzu package install app-toolkit\
  --package-name app-toolkit.community.tanzu.vmware.com \
  --version 0.2.0 \
  --values-file 03-app-toolkit/config/app-toolkit-values.yaml

Powershell 

tanzu package install app-toolkit `
  --package-name app-toolkit.community.tanzu.vmware.com `
  --version 0.2.0 `
  --values-file 03-app-toolkit/config/app-toolkit-values.yaml

Once the app-toolkit reconciles, you can proceed with any subsequent exercise.

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