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@@ -34,13 +34,13 @@ We will create a new identity for our client, with a new AppWAN that uses the et
Create the Identity:
- $ ziti edge controller create identity device tunnel-sidecar -o tunnel-sidecar.jwt
+ ziti edge controller create identity device tunnel-sidecar -o tunnel-sidecar.jwt
Create the AppWAN and reference the service created in the Ziti Network Quickstart. We'll be using `eth0.ziti.cli`
here but if you created `eth0.ziti.ui` in the quickstart - use that instead. Also note that in the
tunnel-sidecar-demo.yaml:
- $ ziti edge controller create app-wan ziti-tunnel-appwan -i tunnel-sidecar -s eth0.ziti.cli
+ ziti edge controller create app-wan ziti-tunnel-appwan -i tunnel-sidecar -s eth0.ziti.cli
## Create a Kubernetes Secret
@@ -48,6 +48,7 @@ The `ziti-tunnel` sidecar will access its identity by mounting a Kubernetes secr
We can mount the JWT as a secret like this:
$ kubectl create secret generic tunnel-sidecar.jwt --from-file=tunnel-sidecar.jwt
+ secret/tunnel-sidecar.jwt created
## Deploy the Pod
@@ -130,6 +131,8 @@ You'll notice that the `ziti-tunnel` sidecar container has a few requirements:
Once the yaml is saved, we can deploy the Pod with `kubectl`
$ kubectl apply -f ./tunnel-sidecar-demo.yaml
+ persistentvolumeclaim/tunnel-sidecar-pv-claim created
+ deployment.apps/ziti-tunnel-sidecar-demo created
## Test the Service
