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alt: Image of Alexandre GERMAIN
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url: 'https://twitter.com/gerkindev'
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Enthusiast developer and [FOSS](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source_software) evangelist, I always try to stay open to new processes to improve.
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> It's not about being serious, but doing things seriously.
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Development of a media platform aiming to facilitate access to science by the general public.
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Choice of technologies & software implementation. Creation of a scrapper to retrieve scientific papers & popularization metadata. Deployment, tests, proxies & database configuration & setup.
Because we are installing our cluster bare metal on servers exposed on the Internet, we'll need a way to secure all of our network traffic around the critical parts of *kubernetes*. To do so, we'll use OpenVPN to create a virtual secured network where all of our nodes will work. Moreover, this network will also contains *MetalLB* services when {{<linkToPage "/walkthroughs/kubernetes/02-cluster#initialize-metallb" "configuring our bare metal load balancer">}}.
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Because we are installing our cluster bare metal on servers exposed on the Internet, we'll need a way to secure all of our network traffic around the critical parts of *kubernetes*. To do so, we'll use OpenVPN to create a virtual secured network where all of our nodes will work. Moreover, this network will also contains *MetalLB* services when {{<linkToPage "../02-cluster#initialize-metallb" "configuring our bare metal load balancer">}}.
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You **may** need to edit your `/etc/hosts` files to associate `vpn.{{cluster.baseHostName}}` to your future *OpenVPN* server on **each of the devices that will join the cluster** (if `vpn.{{cluster.baseHostName}}` is not a real *DNS* name).
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## 3. Setup the bare metal proxy
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We'll use *nginx* as our bare reverse proxy. It will simply redirect every requests on the specified ports to traefik, that was {{<linkToPage "./03-router" "previously installed in kubernetes">}}. In the case of an SSL connection, it won't be unwrapped.
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We'll use *nginx* as our bare reverse proxy. It will simply redirect every requests on the specified ports to traefik, that was {{<linkToPage "../03-router" "previously installed in kubernetes">}}. In the case of an SSL connection, it won't be unwrapped.
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## Join the cluster's VPN
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In the step {{<linkToPage "/walkthroughs/kubernetes/00-vpn">}}, we have set up a VPN so that each of our nodes can communicate safely with each others, on their own virtual network across the internet. This comes with the great power of being able to have servers spread all around the globe.
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In the step {{<linkToPage "../00-vpn">}}, we have set up a VPN so that each of our nodes can communicate safely with each others, on their own virtual network across the internet. This comes with the great power of being able to have servers spread all around the globe.
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### From the *OpenVPN server node*
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Run 'kubectl get nodes' on the control-plane to see this node join the cluster.
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