I followed William Lam’s article about MS-A2 VCF 9.0 Lab: Configuring vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS)
I don’t have much experience with Kubernetes but wanted to try some new things.
The only container that I have running is Home Assistant on Docker.
Got to try to get Kubedoom working. So I did with the following steps.
Maybe in the near future I’ll try to add more games: Retro DOS Games on Kubernetes
Finally having a Kubernetes cluster version 1.32, which was required for running KubeDoom.

Download kubectl


mkdir d:\kubectl
Extract the downloaded ZIP file and place both executables (kubectl.exe and kubectl-vsphere.exe) in a folder such as: d:\kubectl
.\kubectl version –client
mkdir .kube
cd .kube
New-Item config -type file
.\kubectl vsphere login –server=https://31.31.0.7 –insecure-skip-tls-verify

kubectl –kubeconfig=kubernetes-cluster-jzvx-kubeconfig.yaml get pods
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kubectl –kubeconfig=kubernetes-cluster-jzvx-kubeconfig.yaml apply -f kubedoom.yaml

kubectl –kubeconfig=kubernetes-cluster-jzvx-kubeconfig.yaml -n kubedoom get svc

The password to Kubedoom is idbehold
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This is funny and cool!
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