The container, or called Machine in vind, runs systemd as PID 1 and a SSH daemon that can be used to log into. Such VM-like containers behave very muc

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The container, or called Machine in vind, runs systemd as PID 1 and a SSH daemon that can be used to log into. Such VM-like containers behave very much like a "normal" VM, it's even possible to run dockerd in them :)

An alternate name can be specified on the command line with the --config or -c option, or through the VIND_CONFIG environment variable.

You may try vind config create -h to see what can be configured through the command, or simply update the YAML file manually if you want to further customize it.

At first time, it may take 1 minute or so to pull the Docker image and then create the machines. The creation of the machines typically takes just a few seconds.

Note: since we've created the vind.yaml by vind config create --replicas 3 in above step, we need not to specify it in this step's command. The same applies to the rest of commands.

Here, let's understand a bit on the naming, by given cluster-test-node0 in our case: {CLUSTER_NAME}-{MACHINE_SET}-{MACHINE WITH INDEX}.