It's super clean already with CDK. You just issue a single command from your laptop, something like: `juju add-unit k8s-node` or `juju add-unit -n 10 k8s-node`. This will provision a new machine wherever you're running Kubernetes (AWS/GCE/Azure/Rackspace/OpenStack/VMWare/Bare metal/locally), install kubelet, configure the SDN you've chosen, and have it available to schedule workloads.
As kubectl moves to ready status, we'll look to use it more under the covers to help conform to upstream's recommendations.
As kubectl moves to ready status, we'll look to use it more under the covers to help conform to upstream's recommendations.
https://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/ubuntu/sca...