You'd either use the ansible or salt recipes for k8s to install. Everything is nicely documented there. There are a few very nasty pitfalls on the way to your

You'd either use the ansible or salt recipes for k8s to install. Everything is nicely documented there. There are a few very nasty pitfalls on the way to your k8s install in production though... We deploy kubernetes on hundreds of nodes in multiple locations and i've to say i've never ever looked at any install docs. ACK, they are basically useless, but overall i find the documentation quite good (except not up to date with the code on may locations). What's severly missing is the overall picture! But lets not stop there, if you want to have k8s running properly in production you practically have to make all containers yourself, otherwise some shitty container from dockerhub will bring your node down one after another (hint: read-only containers).