New Contributor Summit Session 02

Introduction {#introduction}

• In this Session we will introduce you to the make command and kubernetes cmd folder.
• You'll also learn about KinD (kubernetes in docker)
• We'll learn more about how k8s buid process worksBy the end, you will edit and build a kubernetes command that you can run on your own kind cluster!
  This session continues on Session 1. If you haven't done that one yet, do it first!

Agenda {#agenda}

• Intro to make
• Intro to CMD
• The Build Process
• Intro to KinD
• Editing and Building
• Running our command on KinD

Make {#make}

What it is {#what-it-is}

Ensuring you have it on your computer {#ensuring-you-have-it-on-your-computer}

How we use it {#how-we-use-it}

The CMD Folder {#the-cmd-folder}

Where to find it {#where-to-find-it}

What it is {#what-it-is}

Making in Parts {#making-in-parts}

Why do we not make all of kubernetes (no don't run make release)
What do we make in isolation?

Verify Dev envrionment ready to go {#verify-dev-envrionment-ready-to-go}

if needed, include instructions for each type of OS

Have Docker {#have-docker}

Have git {#have-git}

Have Go {#have-go}

GOPATH set {#gopath-set}

Fork of k8s cloned to dev environment {#fork-of-k8s-cloned-to-dev-environment}

Run a make command {#run-a-make-command}

cd into k8s from yr terminal {#cd-into-k8s-from-yr-terminal}

make WHAT=cmd/kubectl {#make-what-cmd-kubectl}

maybe edit the print output for fun, and see it change

Make a KinD Cluster {#make-a-kind-cluster}

What is kind? {#what-is-kind}

Install Kind {#install-kind}

kind create cluster {#kind-create-cluster}

Use newly-built kubectl binary in the KinD cluster {#use-newly-built-kubectl-binary-in-the-kind-cluster}

Additional Help {#additional-help}

What's Next? {#what-s-next}