How to Install Tandoor Recipes on Arch Linux

Tandoor is a collection of Kubernetes native tools that allow you to define and manage complex applications using simple and easy to understand recipes. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of installing Tandoor Recipes on Arch Linux.

Step 1: Install Required Packages

Before you start installing Tandoor Recipes on Arch Linux, make sure to have the following packages installed:

$ sudo pacman -S kubectl helm

Step 2: Install Tandoor

The easiest way to install Tandoor on Arch Linux is using the Kubectl client-side plugin manager. Follow the steps below to install Tandoor using Kubectl:

1. Install the Kubectl client-side plugin manager:

   $ sudo pacman -S kubectl kubectl-ks
   

2. Install the Tandoor plugin:

   $ kubectl ks plugin install tandoor
   

Step 3: Install Tandoor Recipes

Once you have Tandoor installed, the next step is to install Tandoor Recipes. Follow the steps below to install Tandoor Recipes:

1. Clone the Tandoor Recipes repository:

   $ git clone https://github.com/tandoorrecipes/tandoor-recipes.git
   

2. Install the recipes in your Kubernetes cluster:

   $ kubectl apply -f tandoor-recipes/
   

   This will create a number of resources in your Kubernetes cluster, including Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, and more.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install Tandoor Recipes on Arch Linux. Once you have Tandoor and Tandoor Recipes installed, you can start using Tandoor to manage your Kubernetes applications in a simple and easy way.

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