Getting started with an existing cluster

Go get the DevZero cli. Docs for the cli can be found here:

https://www.devzero.io/docs/cli-reference

Or use the code sample below:

curl <https://devinfra-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/bin/v0/dz-darwin> -o dz chmod +x dz [sudo] mv dz /usr/local/bin/ 

# Or if you already have the devzero cli make sure it's up to date 
[sudo] dz update

• Run dz kube new
• Choose an org (not common)
• Select a cluster
• Select a template
• Select 'yes' to continue, 'no' to go back and pick a different template
• Enjoy some fun facts while the DevPod is launched (takes about 30 seconds)
• On success you’ll be connected to your remote DevPod
• You can ls -al and you should see something like this. Note how dotfiles and other config are already set up:

Listing of directory contents in a DevPod

• Run kubectl get pods to see your running DevPod as well as other pods running in the cluster
• You should see all pods successfully running and can now cd into the projects directory to start writing code.