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So in order to connect to this cluster, what we need is a command line tool for communities called



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Cusato.



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So if you don't have that already installed, then I'll put a link to the installation guide so you



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can go ahead and install it first.



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So once you have that, we can actually start using it.



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So right now, if I do CubeSat, I'll get note.



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I see that there is no cluster connected to my chipsets, so it doesn't know where to find it.



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So we have to give it the destination and we do that using that YAML file.



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So we're going to download that.



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So what we're going to do is export a variable called cube config and set it to the location of the



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YAML file we just downloaded, which is in my downloads folder.



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And I call the Cluster K, right.



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So you can also look inside that YAML file.



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It basically contains information about the endpoint of your communities cluster and it also contains



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credentials and certificate to connect to that cluster and to authenticate with it.



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So now if I do, I'll get nodes or node.



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You see, I'm connected to the cluster and I get the cluster information.



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So here I see my three working nodes are running and in ready status.



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And here I also see the version of the communities which is installed or preinstalled, as I mentioned,



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on those worker nodes.