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What is now happening around Kubernetes is that various companies and projects are coming up with "distributions" of their own. These package the underlying OS,

What is now happening around Kubernetes is that various companies and projects are coming up with "distributions" of their own. These package the underlying OS, the Kubernetes binaries, and a number of built-in system pods that take care of various things such as logging, scheduling and monitoring. Red Hat's OpenShift is one of them, as well Weaveworks. Maybe try having a look at one such solution?

psynapse 8y ago
There is also the Canonical Distribution of Kubernetes (CDK). If you want to try a stripped down version on your local machine, kubernetes-core can be installed into LXD containers via conjure-up with a click of the fingers - nice for playing around.