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As I mentioned at the in the last video we're going to focus on deploying that streaming server into

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our communities cluster in this video.

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So let's get to it.

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Like anything we've been deploying we're going to go into our code Ed find the infra directory inside

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the K AIDS folder.

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We'll make a new file called Nat's dash devil thought memo we're gonna write out a deployment site of

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here again very similar to the ones we've already created at the very top.

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We'll write out API version apps slash the one I'm going to set this to a kind of deployment for metadata

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we'll give a name of Nat's dash devil then for the spec and say that I want to run one copy of this

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thing we'll put on our selector with match labels app that's then our pod template section

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we'll once again put in a metadata section meta data.

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There we go.

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Couple of typos you're gonna fix up in here.

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We'll set up some labels in particular just app that's then on the same level of indentation as metadata.

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We'll put in our pod spec we're going to be running at one container.

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I'm going to give it a name of Nat's and then our image that's dash streaming and we're gonna specify

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a specific version here of zero point one seven point zero.

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All right now we've got our container specified right here and we said Here's the image we want to run.

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Just a moment ago I had said over here on the docker have documentation that some of these command line

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options were really important for us to set.

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If we ever want to set some custom command line options to be executed with our container starts up

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we can provide them in an option right here in this container section.

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So we're gonna write out arcs.

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This is going to be an array of arguments to provide to the primary command that gets executed when

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a container is built out of our image.

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So in other words we can take a look at all these different command line options right here.

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Let's just pick one at random and say How about Dash s.t. if we wanted to set this dash as t flag and

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make sure that Nat streaming server executed itself with the s t flag we would add inside this args

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array instead of a string dash as T each separate argument that we put inside of here is going to be

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separated inside of this array and two separate strings.

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So for example the documentation here says that we when we use the s t flag we provided a string.

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So if I wanted to provide s t and give it a string argument I would put in Nash s t and then something

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right here like that.

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Now we're not going to actually set S T.

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But there are a variety of different arguments that we are going to be setting our list here of different

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arguments is going to end up being pretty darn long.

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So bear with me for a second because we're gonna write out a lot of different arguments right here.

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Please make sure that you put in the exact same order that I do.

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Make sure that you don't have any typos of course or anything like that.

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All right.

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So let's get to it.

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A lot of different arguments we're going to put in.

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Dash P or two to two we'll put in dash M 8 2 2 2.

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I'm going to put in dash HB I five s dash HB t five s

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dash HB F Up to then s dash SD.

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There we go.

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And then finally Dash.

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See I.D. ticketing.

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Like so now we are going to come back over here and discuss exactly what all these different arguments

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are about.

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Or alternatively of course you can reference all those different arguments against these command line

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options but of course you don't want to do the reference yourself.

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Don't sweat it.

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We'll go over these options later on get.

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So that is it for the actual deployment itself.

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Naturally we still want to be able to get a connection to this deployment of the pod created by it.

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So we are going to also create a service a cluster IP service that's going to get us access to the net

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streaming server that gets created to down at the bottom.

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The file I gonna put in the dash dash dash and I'll write out a separate config to create a cluster

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IP service.

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I'm gonna put in an API version of V1 a kind of service for metadata a name of Nats SRB

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or a spec a selector of app Nats and then ports.

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In this case we're going to expose two separate ports.

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We're going to put in name calling client and protocol DCP and for that we'll have a port for 2 2 2

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and a target port of 4 2 2 2 then we'll add in a second port to expose I'm gonna give this one a name

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of monitoring protocol of DCP a port of 8 2 2 2 and a target port of 8 2 2 2.

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All right so a lot of typing.

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I apologize for all the typing but this is the worst of it from here on out.

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All the code that we're gonna write around outstripping server is going to be actually kind of interesting

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thing we're gonna do is save this.

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We're gonna go back backwards to scaffold we're going to make sure that our deployment was created.

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Yep I see somewhere inside of here the thing actually was created once I see that.

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I'll then go over to a new terminal window.

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We're going to try to print out all the different pods that are running inside of our cluster.

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And remember we do that with the cube GTL get pods and I should then see a Nats deployment pod right

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there.

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Very good.

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Make sure that you've got a status of running.

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It might take some time of course to pull down the actual image so if it says that thing is still creating

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or something like that you can rerun QCT I'll get pods and make sure that just eventually flips over

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to running.

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All right.

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So now that are not streaming servers up and running now though a quick pause right here.

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Next video we're going to focus on what Nat streaming server is and how we're going to work with it.

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