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There are indeed many options for automated setups. I did my first steps with Kubernetes on GKE, later followed the CoreOS guide to set it up on bare metal. Thi
by pstadler 9y ago
There are indeed many options for automated setups. I did my first steps with Kubernetes on GKE, later followed the CoreOS guide to set it up on bare metal. This guide is for creators, a written form of my lessons learned. It should enable people to run secure clusters wherever they want.
In case you missed it, there's a repository[1] in the same org which offers fully automated provisioning using Terraform.
[1] https://github.com/hobby-kube/provisioning https://github.com/hobby-kube/provisioning
- bryanlarsen 9y agoYes, it does seem like an awesome resource for intermediate Kubernetes users like myself. But beginners should be steered away from it because it's too much, too soon. And by talking about choosing a cheap cloud provider at the beginning it implied to me that you were targeting beginners. Please add a disclaimer on the top pointing beginners at some of the better resources for them, and then tell them to come back once they've learned what stuff like "ingress" means.
- maleck13 9y agoUsed this recently and found it great. That's for the hard work and effort that clearly went into this.