If you don't feel like watching a video, here's the commands to get a fully production-ready cluster going:
master# apt-get install -y kubelet
master# kubeadm init master
Initializing kubernetes master... [done]
Cluster token: 73R2SIPM739TNZOA
Run the following command on machines you want to become nodes:
kubeadm join node --token=73R2SIPM739TNZOA <master-ip>
node# apt-get install -y kubelet
node# kubeadm join node --token=73R2SIPM739TNZOA <master-ip>
Initializing kubernetes node... [done]
Bootstrapping certificates... [done]
Joined node to cluster, see 'kubectl get nodes' on master.
All certs, all configurations, etc - done. No bash, no mess. All you need is a package manager and docker (or your container runtime of choice) installed.
We _absolutely_ want to push Kubernetes to be "gmail-easy" - here's a recent demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv3JmHKlA0I
If you don't feel like watching a video, here's the commands to get a fully production-ready cluster going:
All certs, all configurations, etc - done. No bash, no mess. All you need is a package manager and docker (or your container runtime of choice) installed.If you have thoughts on how we should do it better, PLEASE join us! https://github.com/kubernetes/community/tree/master/sig-clus...