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You should check out kops. It seems to me like its one level of abstraction above kubeadm, and makes creating clusters on AWS _ridiculously_ easy (one command).
by 010a 10y ago
You should check out kops. It seems to me like its one level of abstraction above kubeadm, and makes creating clusters on AWS _ridiculously_ easy (one command).
- DigitalJack 10y agoI'd like to try out kops, it sounded good. But step one was setting up a zone on route53, we don't use route53. Kube-aws from the coreos folks makes the same assumption, but is still useable, however it doesn't have multi-az capability. I love kubernetes and I can't wait for the tooling to mature. I'm about to give 1.4 a spin and see where things stand.
- x0rg 10y agoPlus, kube-aws doeesn't really allow of easy maintenance of the cluster (i.e. cluster updates) as far as I know.
- yissachar 10y agoYou can use Route53 for just a subdomain even if your parent domain is not done through Route53, see https://github.com/kubernetes/kops/blob/master/docs/creating_subdomain.md https://github.com/kubernetes/kops/blob/master/docs/creating...
- x0rg 10y agoI'll definitely do it, too bad for the 50 nodes limitation that can't fit my use case.
- yissachar 10y agoThat's only if you use VPC networking. If you use external networking, you can deploy a networking Daemonset (Weave, Flannel, etc.) and there's no 50 node limit.