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I think it’s completely possible. Though, you’ll have to manage your own control-plane. Azure AKS and EKS provide virtual-kubelet functionality in some form, b
by kuhsaft 3y ago
I think it’s completely possible. Though, you’ll have to manage your own control-plane.
Azure AKS and EKS provide virtual-kubelet functionality in some form, but AKS is an a managed control-plane where you can’t add nodes yourself and EKS only allows nodes in the same VPC.
Edit: It already is a thing. https://github.com/virtual-kubelet/tensile-kube https://github.com/virtual-kubelet/tensile-kube
- philsnow 3y agotensile-kube seems to be structured as a "k8s cluster of k8s clusters", with an upper kubemaster farming out resources to lower kubemasters (through virtual-node). I don't know if there's any particular reason to have that separation; possibly the lower kubemasters could be removed and you could just run a bunch of virtual-kubelets.