You will see a Progress Bar. You will be notified that the installation is complete. The first time you log in you will have to select a server from the drop down list.
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The agent-configmap. These directories are bound in when the agent container is deployed. This creates a daemonset called spire-agent in the spire namespace and starts up a spire-agent pod along side spire-server , as demonstrated in the output of the following two commands:.
Step 2: Install the Server and Agent This introductory guide describes how to install the server and agent on the same node. To confirm successful creation, verify that spire-server appears in the output of the following command:. For the server to function, it is necessary for it to provide agents with certificates that they can use to verify the identity of the server when establishing a connection.
In a deployment such as this, where the agent and server share the same cluster, SPIRE can be configured to automatically generate these certificates on a periodic basis and update a configmap with contents of the certificate. To do that, the server needs the ability to get and patch a configmap object in the spire namespace.
Create a Configmap named spire-bundle by applying the spire-bundle-configmap. To confirm successful creation, verify the configmap spire-bundle is listed in the output of the following command:.
To allow the server to read and write to this configmap, a ClusterRole must be created that confers the appropriate entitlements to Kubernetes RBAC, and that ClusterRoleBinding must be associated with the service account created in the previous step. Create a ClusterRole named spire-server-trust-role and a corresponding ClusterRoleBinding by applying the server-cluster-role.
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