kismatic-provision

kismatic-provision

Overview

Quickly build Kubernetes development, test and demo clusters on AWS, Packet.net and Vagrant (other provisioners coming!).

Download

The provisioner is included with KET. If you want to download the provisioner separately:

Download latest executable (OSX)

wget -O provision https://kismatic-installer.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/latest-darwin/provision
chmod +x provision

Download latest executable (Linux)

curl -O -L https://kismatic-installer.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/latest/provision
chmod +x provision

AWS Quick Start

Set environment variables

• AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: Your AWS access key, required for all operations
• AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: Your AWS secret key, required for all operations

Create Minikube-style cluster

Create infrastructure for a minikube (single machine instance) along with a kismatic "plan" file. The -f flag forces the creation of a new VPC with wide open security.

./provision aws create-minikube -f

Quick Start Guides

• Mac & AWS
• Linux & AWS
• Mac & Packet
• Linux & Packet
• Mac & Vagrant

Documentation

For more detailed documentation, see the /docs directory.

Current limitations

1. AWS is imited to us-east-1 region. (Packet has no such restriction)
2. CentOS support requires a "subscription" to the AMI on the Amazon Marketplace. If you try to build CentOS nodes without first having clicked through the EULA, you will receive an error with a URL you will need to visit on AWS. This happens once per account.
3. Master nodes are not properly load balanced.
4. The first Worker node is called out as an Ingress node in generated plan files. You can remove this if you don't have a need for Ingress.