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How to make sure the cluster is running?

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Last updated 10 months ago

To make sure that the Dekube cluster is working, you need:

  • Connect to the master node of the cluster and execute the command

kubectl get node -o wide

As a result - information like this should appear (if all nodes are in the Ready status - everything is correct):

  • To check the health status of the deployed DEKUBE services, connect to the master node of the cluster and execute the command:

kubectl get pod -A

All pods must be in the 'Running' status:

Go to and make sure your address is verified. After some time, you will be able to see here the tokens received for completed tasks.

You can watch a video about the work of the above commands .

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Dekube Wallet
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Status of nodes in the cluster. Nodes must be in the 'Ready' status.
Running tasks in the Dekube cluster