> It's pretty dead simple to get a cluster up these days The standard Kubernetes setup instructions are horrible. You need to run a bunch of shell scripts incl

> It's pretty dead simple to get a cluster up these days The standard Kubernetes setup instructions are horrible. You need to run a bunch of shell scripts including cluster/kube-up.sh, which are documented to work on AWS, but which are completely untested before release, and which were recently broken for almost a month. I'm currently running Kubernetes under Rancher. It's still a pretty steep learning curve, with some very well-hidden but essential configuration parameters, but at least it actually works if you follow the instructions.