Non-rhetorical question: Why would I use this instead of the many other approaches to running Kubernetes? Looking through the linked pages gave me no clue what the advantage is. I love Ubuntu, I've been a heavy Ubuntu user (on servers, laptops, etc.) for over 13 years, and I have a 25-node Kubernetes cluster running as part of https://cloud.sagemath.com. The kubernetes nodes all run Debian images, since that's what actually worked by default on GCE (with Kubernetes 1.3) when I setup the cluster. Soon I'll be making a new Kubernetes 1.5.x based cluster, and expanding how it's used.
Anyway, I feel like the documentation I was easily able to find about CDK misses the "comparison to the competition". I will maybe consider CDK as one option, instead of just using the install scripts that come with the Kubernetes source distribution.
Anyway, I feel like the documentation I was easily able to find about CDK misses the "comparison to the competition". I will maybe consider CDK as one option, instead of just using the install scripts that come with the Kubernetes source distribution.