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      <title>Production Kubernetes Cluster Setup with Kubeadm and Containerd</title>
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      <description>Introduction Setting up a production-ready Kubernetes cluster requires careful planning and configuration. This guide walks you through creating a multi-node cluster using kubeadm and containerd as the container runtime.
Prerequisites Minimum Requirements:
2 GB RAM per machine 2 CPUs per machine Network connectivity between machines Unique hostname, MAC address, product_uuid Swap disabled Recommended for Production:
3+ control plane nodes (HA) 3+ worker nodes 4 GB+ RAM per node Load balancer for control plane Architecture Load Balancer (Optional for HA) ↓ Control Plane Nodes (3) ↓ Worker Nodes (3+) Step 1: Prepare All Nodes On all nodes (control plane + workers):</description>
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