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I've been looking at moving our system to Kubernetes, as it seems mostly cloud agnostic and should work well for our use cases. However, I was put off by the so
by aseipp 10y ago
I've been looking at moving our system to Kubernetes, as it seems mostly cloud agnostic and should work well for our use cases. However, I was put off by the somewhat ad-hoc set of installation methods which mostly seemed to boil down to "Run a big opaque script that does a thing to specifically work with your provider".
Really glad to see a dead simple setup - I'm not exactly unfamiliar with operations or containers or Linux or anything, but a turnkey setup so I can play on my DO effortlessly to get an idea is really nice! And I only started looking recently, so having `kubeadm` available now is quite convenient.
- petetnt 10y agoIf you want a completely non-opaque way (or just see the steps in general) of installing Kubernetes, check out Kubernetes The Hard Way [1]. That said, `kubeadm` is a great addition! [1] https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kubernetes-the-hard-way https://github.com/kelseyhightower/kubernetes-the-hard-way
- tazjin 10y agoNote that "Kubernetes The Hard Way" is mostly focused on teaching you what happens during cluster bootstrap. It is NOT a production-ready setup in any form. You should investigate which alternatives exist for your platform (e.g. GKE for Google Cloud, kops for AWS).