K3S + iSCSI - 03 - Getting our LUNs ready

In this series, we go over how to install k3s (Light Kubernetes) on network booting Raspberry Pis to create a cluster. But unlike my previous release, this time we are using iSCSI to hold the linux filesystems. This makes it much better since it reduces issues caused by NFS.

In this third video, we upload the contents of our filesystems to the LUNs and the boot files to the NFS shares.

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Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - What is already done
0:37 - Installing required packages
1:55 - Gathering important data
2:40 - Making sure we can use iSCSI
3:26 - Connecting the Pi to the LUN
7:14 - Updating the initramfs
7:51 - Formatting the LUN's partition
8:40 - Mounting the LUN
9:10 - Gathering LUN details
9:45 - Copying our OS to the LUN
12:00 - Creating skipped folders
13:07 - Updating our /etc/fstab
17:17 - Copying our boot files
20:18 - Updating our cmdline.txt
24:42 - Booting from the network using the LUN
26:58 - Validating connectivity in the NAS
28:08 - Outro